Coronavirus (No politics)

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Well, he did prove something!


”Reacting to his death, Mr Lawrenson’s partner, Amanda Mitchell, who also tested positive with Covid-19 said: “I feel incredibly foolish. Les died unnecessarily.

”Les made a terrible mistake and he’s paid the ultimate price for that.”

Ms Mitchell said her partner, a Cambridge University graduate, decided against having a coronavirus jab after reading material on social media.”
 
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In 10 days, 6 members of Impact Church in Jacksonville Florida died from COVID. Four members who died were under the age of 35, all of them healthy, and the only thing they had in common was they were NOT VACCINATED, said the pastor. He says 15 to 20 members are now in the hospital, another 10 or so are at home with the virus and three to five vaccinated members also tested positive.
The church held a vaccine event in March where he says 800 people were vaccinated. With the surge in the greater Jacksonville community, and in his church, they’re now holding another event on Sunday. The event is open to the public.

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In 10 days, 6 members of Jacksonville church die from COVID-19, pastor says
 
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mad4vols said:
Well, he did prove something!


”Reacting to his death, Mr Lawrenson’s partner, Amanda Mitchell, who also tested positive with Covid-19 said: “I feel incredibly foolish. Les died unnecessarily.

”Les made a terrible mistake and he’s paid the ultimate price for that.”

Ms Mitchell said her partner, a Cambridge University graduate, decided against having a coronavirus jab after reading material on social media.”
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How happy were you to see this? Scale of 1-10
 
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mad4vols said:
Not happy at all, so zero. So tired of people like you and him spreading misinformation.
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You've yet to point anywhere in this thread where I've posted misinformation. The data that I have posted have either been from websites like Emory that says that natural immunity is as strong as vaccination, or from the opinion of one of the leading minds in the country on vaccines who worries that mass vaccinations could potentially cause more mutations.

That's just his opinion. You're free to argue with him. I've never once argued against vaccines, I've never said vaccines don't work, I've never said that people should not get vaccines. I've said that natural immunity works, and that people should be free to make their own choices and that the government should stay out of it and stop enforcing policies and mandates that don't work

I have also posted that deaths remain low, even as cases rise. This is factual information.

Where's the misinformation?

You don't like it because I don't simply follow the narrative, shut up, and put a needle in my arm that I don't need.
 
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A reminder:

Statistics showing more young people hospitalised with Covid are not what they seem

"So in terms of actual numbers, young people are currently being admitted to hospital at about the same level – or lower – than during the winter high point."

"There are now 5,896 people in hospital with the virus – just 15 per cent of the 39,254 at the peak of the January wave."

"However, it is unlikely that they are all seriously ill. The latest figures from the Intensive Care National Audit Officers show that fewer than 1,000 people are in intensive care with Covid, and there are good data from the Covid Clinical Information Network showing that patients in this wave are needing less time in hospital.

In the January peak, fewer than half of patients had been discharged after 10 days. Now, 50 per cent of patients have been sent home by day four, with only one in five still needing hospital care by day 10.

This can also be seen in the death figures. Nate Silver, the eminent US statistician, estimates that Britain's case fatality rate is now around 0.2 to 0.3 per cent, compared to two per cent during the alpha or Kent variant wave."

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it is worth bearing in mind that the chance of young people being admitted to hospital after catching Covid is very small. Data from PHE show that, for the under-50s, just 0.7 per cent of infections will result in an overnight hospital stay.

In contrast, for the over 50s it is 2.9 per cent"

I guess thats misinformation from Yahoo news.
 
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Another reminder:

Despite ‘Delta’ Alarmism, US COVID Deaths Are at Lowest Level Since March 2020, Harvard and Stanford Professors Explain | Brad Polumbo

"Despite ‘Delta’ Alarmism, US COVID Deaths Are at Lowest Level Since March 2020"

"Now, some would cite rising COVID-19 case counts or hospitalizations in certain parts of the country as evidence that the pandemic is indeed once again spiraling out of control. But many COVID-19 cases recorded as positive are either asymptomatic or come with very mild symptoms—especially the cases confirmed among vaccinated individuals—so high case counts are not necessarily proof of a serious problem. Hospitalizations are concerning, yes, but primarily insofar as they lead to high numbers of deaths, which, thankfully, is not the case so far with the Delta variant.

"That’s right: despite all the alarmism and clamor for renewed restrictions on our liberty, there’s not really been a resurgence in the state of the COVID-19 crisis itself.

“We should be declaring a great and resounding success,” Bhattacharya told FEE in conclusion. “The COVID emergency is over. We still need to take COVID seriously, and there are still vulnerable people here and abroad left to vaccinate. But we can start to treat it as one disease among many that afflict people rather than an all-consuming threat.”

I guess that's more misinformation from Stanford and Harvard...
 
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mad4vols said:
Not happy at all, so zero. So tired of people like you and him spreading misinformation.
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I have yet to see anyone address why so few blacks are getting vaccinated. Based solely on voting tendencies in the last federal election, I would assume them to be the most trusting of Biden and yet they bring up the rear in vaccinations and make up 26% of deaths in this country, which is getting close to double their portion of the overall population. What is the hold up?
 
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VolunteerHillbilly said:
I have yet to see anyone address why so few blacks are getting vaccinated. Based solely on voting tendencies in the last federal election, I would assume them to be the most trusting of Biden and yet they bring up the rear in vaccinations and make up 26% of deaths in this country, which is getting close to double their portion of the overall population. What is the hold up?
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Maybe you need to ask them.
 
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Bassmaster_Vol said:
I do, actually. Proud of my wife and the 500 others for standing up for what is right.
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. Standing up for what’s stupid you mean man you people and your ridiculous conspiracy theories on this smh. We could have a full scale global alien invasion like Independence Day and you stupid fools still wouldn’t believe it probaly blame the democrats as your being vaporized and annihilated. It’s like thru your stupid stubbornness and pridefulness you would rather die just to proven them wrong.
 
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