indeed

but guys like bill maher are a very good indicator, they know exactly whats going on and shift their content accordingly

the covid karens should look at this

game over

the shit shot, the shot full of shit
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US is going to have 1 million deads but also more than 1 million people with long covid

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/the-tragedy-of-the-post-covid-long-haulers-202010152479

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Feb 6 2022 05:20pm

not sure what you two are talking about the pandemic is very real

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@ 10:00 henry kissinger in a speech to the world healty organazation council on eugenics feb 24 2009

hey TI The pillow guy needs money if you get COVID check out his treatment plan.
Guy helped create idea is in the hospital but no worries I'm sure its good stuff
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If the overall population has a survival rate of 99.7% or so, what benefit are the vaccines providing in terms of increasing that survival rate? Is it not a logical inconsistency for someone who survived the virus to say they're glad they got vaccinated, when they had a 99.7% chance of survival to begin with?

And if it's just a matter of not clogging up the hospitals with unvaccinated people, why are hospitals firing unvaccinated hospital staff at the tail end of the pandemic, despite those same unvaccinated hospital staff working through the initial stages of the pandemic when things were worse?

Don't want to clog up hospitals with unvaccinated -> fire unvaccinated staff which creates a worker shortage and clogs up hospitals anyways due to reduced resources?




Also - how can anyone cite a fact checking website with a straight face when they're been wrong plenty of times the past two years? Facebook even admitted their fact checks are just opinion pieces.

This post was edited by tugofpeace on Feb 6 2022 11:37pm

stop confusing the sheep with you're common sense's please and thank you

Life expectancy is around 80 years, so as a very rough approximation, we can assume about 1/80 = 1.25% of the population to die each year. Increasing this by 0.3% would actually represent quite a substantial increase in mortality. Also, when hospitals get swamped, we can safely assume that quality of care goes down and survival rates with them.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Feb 7 2022 12:30am

ok