Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[luthervol]

You are just playing the long game hoping this is as bad as it could be to justify your current responses. Because if it isnt I hope you are fine telling people you ruined their lives for the next cyclical disease.

That astonishingly absurd.
I hope it's over tomorrow.
I hope we reflect on this and say it was the biggest overreaction in the history of mankind.
I hope it gets nowhere near as bad as forecasted.

 

[allvol123]

That astonishingly absurd.
I hope it's over tomorrow.
I hope we reflect on this and say it was the biggest overreaction in the history of mankind.
I hope it gets nowhere near as bad as forecasted.

You can bank on that one.

 

[Sea Ray]

Though you are correct the body counters will not rest

My guess is the body count will be far under those ridiculous numbers they've been giving us. I think it started at 2.2 million predicted. Then it was 240K. I think the most recent number was 100K.

 

[volfanjustin]

Interested to see if Lee lets the 14th stand.

I’m sure he will extend it

 

[BowlBrother85]

Polio was eliminated in the US over 25 years ago and you're condemning a vaccination of it? Do you want to go back to having kids getting polio again?

Jonas Salk in 1955... one of the most influential research scientists there has ever been.

 

[LouderVol]

That astonishingly absurd.
I hope it's over tomorrow.
I hope we reflect on this and say it was the biggest overreaction in the history of mankind.
I hope it gets nowhere near as bad as forecasted.

If it is over tomorrow will you be comfortable with changes our society has taken?

 

[VolStrom]

Personally I think there is a big difference in a vaccine that deals with an untreatable, incurable, life altering disease, vs a vaccine that deals with a disease that is largely handled by some OTCs and a week of fluids are some major jumps of appropriateness.

No there is not. When a kid is a strong normal kid then yeah, but the kids that have underlying conditions getting one of these diseases could be a death sentence. How would you feel if your kid got sick because one person thought it was okay to not vaccinate their own child?

 

[508mikey]

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[Sea Ray]

You mean when we had 15 and he predicted it would be zero soon?

Or any of his other nonsensical ramblings about it being "very much under control?"


Oops.

Rambling is what you're doing there. Without any reference I have no idea what you're talking about.

 

[luthervol]

not what we were discussing . Tested vs untested . The amount of untested people right now , not knowing one way or another is incredibly high . How many Drs and nurses are we testing and what good is it actually doing ? Our test result are coming back now anywhere from 5 mins to weeks . I was told the ones here are 3 days now .

I'm not sure what point you're attempting to make.
If I'm standing in line behind someone at Kroger, I would rather stand behind a person who has not been tested than behind a person who has tested positive. I'm smart enough to know that the person who has not been tested could actually be infected, but that's still preferable to standing behind a person I know has been infected.

 

[GVF]

That astonishingly absurd.
I hope it's over tomorrow.
I hope we reflect on this and say it was the biggest overreaction in the history of mankind.
I hope it gets nowhere near as bad as forecasted.

We can probably just go ahead and get that one out of the way.

 

[luthervol]

A company should be able to fire whoever it wants. A government shouldnt be able to fire whoever it wants.

One I can voluntarily join and get paid to participate in. The other I am forced to take part in while held at gun point to pay into the system that holds the gun.

I'm well aware of that argument and line of thinking.

 

[luthervol]

You can bank on that one.

I like your optomism.

 

[Wireless1]

The same place that won't arrest someone for crapping on a sidewalk. They have lost their way.

How long before 51% of that state wakes up

 

[volfanjustin]

We can probably just go ahead and get that one out of the way.

These idiots are going to feel like fools here soon

 

[VolStrom]

Jonas Salk in 1955... one of the most influential research scientists there has ever been.

He had the first vaccine that was introduced in the mid 50's. Albert Sabin had the next vaccine that was an oral vaccine and I remember lining up at the hospital and being given a sugar cube that a dropper full of medicine put on it, that was the vaccine I received.

 

[luthervol]

If it is over tomorrow will you be comfortable with changes our society has taken?

I would understand why they were taken and hope that we would learn lessons for the future.

 

[luthervol]

We can probably just go ahead and get that one out of the way.

I admire your optimism.

 

[LouderVol]

No there is not. When a kid is a strong normal kid then yeah, but the kids that have underlying conditions getting one of these diseases could be a death sentence. How would you feel if your kid got sick because one person thought it was okay to not vaccinate their own child?

If the vaccine exists why not give it to my kid? There will always be diseases we dont have vaccines for that my kid can still die from. All I can do is protect my kid as much as I can.

What about the kid who gets the vaccine and dies from it? Or has some other bad reaction. There is always a flip side that makes mandating these type of things irresponsible. Regardless of the long term fluctuations we are introducing by playing with things we cant fully understand.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

How come?

There is a systemic response to what the body considers "other". The body recognizes something as "not me" it starts a cascade of responses. Acquired immunity (vaccines) come packaged with some handy little extras called adjuvants. Those adjuvants are also
"not me" the natural cascade of defenses kick in. Some settle in the brain, like aluminum.
Wherever the body that response takes place there is inflammation. Brain and lungs.

 

[volfanjustin]

 

[VolStrom]

If the vaccine exists why not give it to my kid? There will always be diseases we dont have vaccines for that my kid can still die from. All I can do is protect my kid as much as I can.

What about the kid who gets the vaccine and dies from it? Or has some other bad reaction. There is always a flip side that makes mandating these type of things irresponsible. Regardless of the long term fluctuations we are introducing by playing with things we cant fully understand.

I'm not going to argue with you or debate the subject. There are 95% of the people that vaccinate their children and 5% that don't. The 5% are going to kill far more people than the 95% will.

 

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[NurseGoodVol]

Do you care to elaborate on your vaccine post earlier. I thought you were being sarcastic, others stated that as per your previous posts you are anti-vaccine?

I answered hogg because he questioned first.

 

[LouderVol]

I would understand why they were taken and hope that we would learn lessons for the future.

Would you seak to undo them? Or make sure they dont happen again?

The lesson we should be learning is not the right one.