Science is now cancelled? [USERS NOW BANNED FOR POLITICS]

[gimmie11s]

Are everyone. not just fat, sick, old and grey as you nicely sum it up.
You have no idea of the long term affects of Covid. No one does. I have long hauler friends that are fucked probably forever now, along with others who suffer from things they have never had ( headaches, major brain fog, chronic eye sty’s)
Don’t be so flippant. Common sense with a million variables does not work. This isn’t like the decision of whether you should step out into traffic or not.

Uh huh. Is that like Havannah syndrome?

"long" covid lol

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[GT Pony]

Jeeez ... A supposed "Covid expert" (only expert in spreading misinformation) that has the internet doesn't know what long haul Covid is - lol.

 

[key01]

Let me guess. The gremlin is still creeping around here. Ha, what a chump. He’ll be banned soon enough

 

[Burkey]

Good grief.
They give us amateurs access to the “raw” data. As expected, the nuances are completely glossed over and “alternative facts” emerge as a result.
You couldn’t make this crap up.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-03-25/coronacheck-ukhsa-report-negative-efficacy-false/100936440

 

[Gregs24]

Good grief.
They give us amateurs access to the “raw” data. As expected, the nuances are completely glossed over and “alternative facts” emerge as a result.
You couldn’t make this crap up.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-03-25/coronacheck-ukhsa-report-negative-efficacy-false/100936440

I'm happy just to leave the ignoramus conspiracy theorists to their own dream world. I know the vaccine works, most people with half a brain cell know the vaccine works. They will soon move on to other conspiracies.

 

[jtmat]

• Does not sound like we are out the woods yet... had a family friend die last week of covid due to underlying medical conditions. Problem is she didn't know she had the underlying medical conditions (undiagnosed).
  
  
  
• China is STILL on lockdown...
  
  
  
• Recent news:

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/11/philadelphia-reinstate-indoor-mask-mandate-00024502

Philadelphia moves to reinstate indoor mask mandate, first major U.S. city to do so



Philadelphia on Monday announced it will reimpose its indoor mask mandate in an attempt to beat back yet another pandemic surge in hospitalizations and deaths.

It’s the first major U.S. city to bring back a mask requirement as the BA.2 Omicron subvariant fuels a rise in cases in Philadelphia and across the Northeast. The mandate goes into effect on April 18.


State and local leaders across the U.S. have moved to drop pandemic mitigation measures in recent months as cases trended down following the Omicron surge this winter. Cases are now rising in more than half of states, though the daily average of cases remains relatively low at roughly 31,000 — the lowest daily average since last summer.

It’s too early to tell, though Philadelphia’s move to tighten restrictions could be a sign that leaders across the country will reimpose mask mandates if cases continue to rise.

 

[key01]

We would need to see a significant rise in hospitalizations here in Illinois to consider rolling back any mask requirements. So far, there is no significant change. Cases among the fully vaccinated are still mild, not requiring hospitalization.
The pfizer drug Paxlovid is overstocked now and so if anyone who has contracted Covid gets a script it is readily available.

 

[rick81721]

• Does not sound like we are out the woods yet... had a family friend die last week of covid due to underlying medical conditions. Problem is she didn't know she had the underlying medical conditions (undiagnosed).
  
  
  
• China is STILL on lockdown...
  
  
  
• Recent news:

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/11/philadelphia-reinstate-indoor-mask-mandate-00024502

Philadelphia moves to reinstate indoor mask mandate, first major U.S. city to do so



Philadelphia on Monday announced it will reimpose its indoor mask mandate in an attempt to beat back yet another pandemic surge in hospitalizations and deaths.

It’s the first major U.S. city to bring back a mask requirement as the BA.2 Omicron subvariant fuels a rise in cases in Philadelphia and across the Northeast. The mandate goes into effect on April 18.


State and local leaders across the U.S. have moved to drop pandemic mitigation measures in recent months as cases trended down following the Omicron surge this winter. Cases are now rising in more than half of states, though the daily average of cases remains relatively low at roughly 31,000 — the lowest daily average since last summer.

It’s too early to tell, though Philadelphia’s move to tighten restrictions could be a sign that leaders across the country will reimpose mask mandates if cases continue to rise.

Nonsense - far past time to move on. The latest variants are much more mild, anyone who wants to be vaccinated and boosted can do so. Mask mandates in restaurants and bars are idiotic and ineffective. Covid will be endemic like the flu from now on. Find something else to wring your hands about.

 

[gimmie11s]

Nonsense - far past time to move on. The latest variants are much more mild, anyone who wants to be vaccinated and boosted can do so. Mask mandates in restaurants and bars are idiotic and ineffective. Covid will be endemic like the flu from now on. Find something else to wring your hands about.

Preach!

 

[gimmie11s]

Pandemic of the unvaxxed!! lmaooo

 

[GT Pony]

^^^ So what's going on in the whole country and around the world in terms of test rate results is based on Walgreen data for a 7 day period. Don't become a statistician.

 

[gimmie11s]

Good advice, Sharpie --thanks!

 

[Gregs24]

^^^ So what's going on in the whole country and around the world in terms of test rate results is based on Walgreen data for a 7 day period. Don't become a statistician.

Some people cannot see beyond the end of their own nose!

No restrictions of any kind in England now and hospitals are coping, despite extremely high circulating levels of BA2

 

[Vlad Soare]

No restrictions of any kind in England now and hospitals are coping, despite extremely high circulating levels of BA2

Same here. We've had no restrictions whatsoever for over a month now, nothing at all, not even the muzzle, and still the sky hasn't fallen over.

 

[Gregs24]

Same here. We've had no restrictions whatsoever for over a month now, nothing at all, not even the muzzle, and still the sky hasn't fallen over.

But we are dealing with a completely different strain of the virus now compared to 2 years ago

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