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Feb 18 2021 03:56am
Quote (InsaneBobb @ Feb 18 2021 08:43pm)
I don't CARE about the spread among those 49 and under. In any way. It's less lethal than the Flu. Once you vaccinate those who are at risk to it, providing THEM immunity, so they don't DIE, the entire rest of the population can catch it I literally do not care, because they are not going to DIE from it at any notable rate.

The "spread" is not the concern. Hospitalizations and deaths are the concern. Hospitalization rates among those 49 and under who are not immunocompromised is lower than the average flu year. Deaths among those 49 and under who are not immunocompromised is MUCH lower than the average flu year.

Don't care about the "spread". Provide the vaccine to the people the virus will KILL, because they're the people who need it. The "younger folks" can get the virus all day long and shrug it off. How is this hard for you?


Because the old people will already be dead by the time you convince a bunch of 70 year old boomers that an autism shot will save their lives.
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Because the old people will already be dead by the time you convince a bunch of 70 year old boomers that an autism shot will save their lives.


Why are your handlers allowing you anywhere near a computer? Boomers and their parents are lining up for the Vaccinations. FFS, my grandmother is still waiting for one, and she's 82, and very much in the risk category. Boomers didn't come up with the "autism" nonsense. That's a Gen X/Millennial thing.

The math here is simple: There are 49 million americans 65+. That means there are approximately 300 million Americans who are under 65. Now, if your goal is to vaccinate 300 million Americans so they don't spread it to 49 million Americans, you're both high AND stupid. You vaccinate the 49 million (or those willing to take it), then move your way down the charts based on risk factors. You don't base it on "the spread" you don't base it on "ethnic groups" you don't base it on any stupid nonsensical bullshit. You focus 100% on preventing the people who will die if they catch the virus from catching the virus, and once they're vaccinated, they won't catch the virus. See how simple that is? You don't try to immunize 6x the amount of low-risk people in order to prevent them from spreading it to the 1/6th amount of people. You vaccinate the 1/6th amount of people so life can go on. Then, as more vaccines are produced, those who are in the lower, flu-level risk range and want the vaccine can get it, without the rush, without the panic, without the lockdowns, without the masks, just life as usual.

Covid is a cold, it's never going away. The goal of the vaccine is and was to provide those who Covid will kill immunity without them having to catch it. NOT to provide those who it WON'T kill immunity so they "don't spread it".

Never, EVER go into any field that requires logical thinking. You suck at it.
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Quote (InsaneBobb @ Feb 18 2021 09:09pm)
Why are your handlers allowing you anywhere near a computer? Boomers and their parents are lining up for the Vaccinations. FFS, my grandmother is still waiting for one, and she's 82, and very much in the risk category. Boomers didn't come up with the "autism" nonsense. That's a Gen X/Millennial thing.

The math here is simple: There are 49 million americans 65+. That means there are approximately 300 million Americans who are under 65. Now, if your goal is to vaccinate 300 million Americans so they don't spread it to 49 million Americans, you're both high AND stupid. You vaccinate the 49 million (or those willing to take it), then move your way down the charts based on risk factors. You don't base it on "the spread" you don't base it on "ethnic groups" you don't base it on any stupid nonsensical bullshit. You focus 100% on preventing the people who will die if they catch the virus from catching the virus, and once they're vaccinated, they won't catch the virus. See how simple that is? You don't try to immunize 6x the amount of low-risk people in order to prevent them from spreading it to the 1/6th amount of people. You vaccinate the 1/6th amount of people so life can go on. Then, as more vaccines are produced, those who are in the lower, flu-level risk range and want the vaccine can get it, without the rush, without the panic, without the lockdowns, without the masks, just life as usual.

Covid is a cold, it's never going away. The goal of the vaccine is and was to provide those who Covid will kill immunity without them having to catch it. NOT to provide those who it WON'T kill immunity so they "don't spread it".

Never, EVER go into any field that requires logical thinking. You suck at it.

You call me an idiot but the autism anti vax shit originated before most millenials were born..
That autism vaccine thing came around in 1998, gen x were kids.. and the kids were not the ones up in arms about vaccines, it was their parents, what generation was that again? oh yeah.. boomers.
Talk about logical thinking some more..

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Feb 18 2021 04:30am
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lol what a fucking idiot.
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Quote (Plaguefear @ 18 Feb 2021 02:26)
You call me an idiot but the autism anti vax shit originated before most millenials were born..
That autism vaccine thing came around in 1998, gen x were kids.. and the kids were not the ones up in arms about vaccines, it was their parents, what generation was that again? oh yeah.. boomers.
Talk about logical thinking some more..


Gen X was born between 1965 and 1980. Every Gen X was an adult by 1998. Millennials were born between 1981 and 1996. Literally every Millennial was born prior to the start of the autism craze, and many (such as myself) were well into high school. Once again, you do not know what you are talking about.

Since we're talking about Viruses, let's discuss Smallpox. In the 20th century alone, it killed over 300 Million people worldwide. It's lethality rate was approximately 33%. It was eradicated by immunizing [nearly] the entire population. You know who that population included? Every Boomer. Every member of the "Greatest Generation". If you think these people started the "autism" bullshit, you're either so ignorant it's not even funny, or just stupid. The average attitude among boomers regarding vaccines is, "Well, my brother/sister/cousin/uncle/neighbor died from smallpox. But thanks to vaccines, NOBODY has died from smallpox in 40 years. Vaccines are great!" Smallpox was literally declared eradicated in May of 1980.

The infamous MMR/Autism study was by one British idiot, who: "was found guilty of ethical, medical, and scientific misconduct in the publication of the autism paper. Additional studies showed that the data presented were fraudulent. The alleged autism-vaccine connection is, perhaps, the most damaging medical hoax of the last 100 years."

The scientific peer review process caught out that he cooked the books, actively LIED about his findings in an attempt to become famous, or get funding, or...? Who knows. Was he specifically a boomer? Sure. But the "autism craze" that caught fire in the media and later on social media was started sometime after 2005 by Jenny McCarthy, a Gen X MORON, who claimed her son got Autism from vaccines based on the completely debunked, derided, and completely fabricated study published by the British idiot. When she was told for the 20,000th time that, "This is not correct" and "Let us find out what's really wrong with him" they determined he was misdiagnosed in the first place, and had Landau–Kleffner syndrome. When treated for the proper syndrome, his symptoms went away, he [mostly] recovered (some neurological damage from his seizures was permanent), and all was well. But McCarthy had gained so much fame and prominence with her wildly stupid claims that she insisted the LKS diagnoses was actually wrong, he really did have Autism, and it was all because of vaccines.

I have NEVER met a single Boomer who buys into that horse shit. I've NEVER met a single member of the greatest generation who buys into that horse shit. They remember smallpox. They LIVED through it. McCarthy is a discredited hack, and if it weren't for her Playboy spreads, she wouldn't have ever been in the position to spread her anti-science garbage in the first place.

This post was edited by InsaneBobb on Feb 18 2021 05:10am
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Not to mention vaccine may only lasts a few months, as said the ex-boss of WHO. You would have to take it every year she said, like the flu vaccine.

mouhahaha, the flu vaccine. what a scam.
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Gen X was born between 1965 and 1980. Every Gen X was an adult by 1998. Millennials were born between 1981 and 1996. Literally every Millennial was born prior to the start of the autism craze, and many (such as myself) were well into high school. Once again, you do not know what you are talking about.

Since we're talking about Viruses, let's discuss Smallpox. In the 20th century alone, it killed over 300 Million people worldwide. It's lethality rate was approximately 33%. It was eradicated by immunizing [nearly] the entire population. You know who that population included? Every Boomer. Every member of the "Greatest Generation". If you think these people started the "autism" bullshit, you're either so ignorant it's not even funny, or just stupid. The average attitude among boomers regarding vaccines is, "Well, my brother/sister/cousin/uncle/neighbor died from smallpox. But thanks to vaccines, NOBODY has died from smallpox in 40 years. Vaccines are great!" Smallpox was literally declared eradicated in May of 1980.

The infamous MMR/Autism study was by one British idiot, who: "was found guilty of ethical, medical, and scientific misconduct in the publication of the autism paper. Additional studies showed that the data presented were fraudulent. The alleged autism-vaccine connection is, perhaps, the most damaging medical hoax of the last 100 years."

The scientific peer review process caught out that he cooked the books, actively LIED about his findings in an attempt to become famous, or get funding, or...? Who knows. Was he specifically a boomer? Sure. But the "autism craze" that caught fire in the media and later on social media was started sometime after 2005 by Jenny McCarthy, a Gen X MORON, who claimed her son got Autism from vaccines based on the completely debunked, derided, and completely fabricated study published by the British idiot. When she was told for the 20,000th time that, "This is not correct" and "Let us find out what's really wrong with him" they determined he was misdiagnosed in the first place, and had Landau–Kleffner syndrome. When treated for the proper syndrome, his symptoms went away, he [mostly] recovered (some neurological damage from his seizures was permanent), and all was well. But McCarthy had gained so much fame and prominence with her wildly stupid claims that she insisted the LKS diagnoses was actually wrong, he really did have Autism, and it was all because of vaccines.

I have NEVER met a single Boomer who buys into that horse shit. I've NEVER met a single member of the greatest generation who buys into that horse shit. They remember smallpox. They LIVED through it. McCarthy is a discredited hack, and if it weren't for her Playboy spreads, she wouldn't have ever been in the position to spread her anti-science garbage in the first place.


Gen x and millenials both had boomers for parents in most cases, a bunch of teenagers and kids did not invent the anti vax craze, you are full of it.
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Gen x and millenials both had boomers for parents in most cases, a bunch of teenagers and kids did not invent the anti vax craze, you are full of it.


I literally just outlined the history of the "antivax craze" as is relevant to the "autism myth". I literally just outlined the ages of the generations. Generation X was born from 1965 through 1980. Their age range, as of 1998 was 18-33. There were Gen X medical researchers literally involved in debunking the British idiot's bogus paper. And once again, there was no great mass panic. It was a small headline in the paper somewhere in the world science section. It was the reintroduction of the paper after 2005 specifically by Jenny McCarthy, a literal Generation X idiot, into not only the cable news media, but the social media (MySpace) internet age, and people believed and followed her because she was a hot blond who took off her clothes to start her career. The same internet age where the internet was fast enough to go searching up the nudes of Jenny McCarthy. "Hot dumb blond says a thing, let's support her in between fapping to her!" was the craze among stupid Gen X and Millennial conspiracy theorists.

Again, you don't know shit. The only "anti-vax" movement that Boomers were really known to buy into in any numbers was the 1999 concern over mercury being used in vaccines. There was at least a small level of validity to their concern. Mercury hangs around in in the body for 6 months to a year, can build up to toxic levels and blind, cripple, and kill you, and even in relatively small amounts is believed to cause nerve damage in Children. Thimerosal, however, is not pure mercury, it's a mercury-based preservative. It does not stay in your body for months, because it's not pure mercury, which your body can't break down, but instead breaks down to ethylmercury and thiosalicylate, which will be flushed typically by the end of the day. There's zero chance of some magical buildup to any form of toxic levels. However, due entirely to the concerns of potential harm to children, Thimerosal was removed from childrens vaccines in 2001. It was NEVER, however, used in MMR, chickenpox, or IPV vaccines. The primary accomplishment of getting Thimerosal removed from "children's" vaccines was to have a version of the flu vaccine that did not contain it. The primary cause for this concern by boomers was not because they were worried about their children. It was because their GenX and a few of the older Millennial offspring were now having kids of their own, and were freaking out over "OMG TEH MERCURIES!!!!" It wasn't about believing, it was about acknowledging and supporting their kids' concerns.

And again, since you can't math, there were Generation X folks who had kids before you were born. '85? The elder GenXers would have already been 20. And if they got that nice, early, High School start, their kids may well be older than I am.

You have no grasp of time whatsoever, and know nothing about vaccines or the timing of "social issues", especially not those pertinent to the US.

This post was edited by InsaneBobb on Feb 18 2021 05:45am
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I literally just outlined the history of the "antivax craze" as is relevant to the "autism myth". I literally just outlined the ages of the generations. Generation X was born from 1965 through 1980. Their age range, as of 1998 was 18-33. There were Gen X medical researchers literally involved in debunking the British idiot's bogus paper. And once again, there was no great mass panic. It was a small headline in the paper somewhere in the world science section. It was the reintroduction of the paper after 2005 specifically by Jenny McCarthy, a literal Generation X idiot, into not only the cable news media, but the social media (MySpace) internet age, and people believed and followed her because she was a hot blond who took off her clothes to start her career. The same internet age where the internet was fast enough to go searching up the nudes of Jenny McCarthy. "Hot dumb blond says a thing, let's support her in between fapping to her!" was the craze among stupid Gen X and Millennial conspiracy theorists.

Again, you don't know shit. The only "anti-vax" movement that Boomers were really known to buy into in any numbers was the 1999 concern over mercury being used in vaccines. There was at least a small level of validity to their concern. Mercury hangs around in in the body for 6 months to a year, can build up to toxic levels and blind, cripple, and kill you, and even in relatively small amounts is believed to cause nerve damage in Children. Thimerosal, however, is not pure mercury, it's a mercury-based preservative. It does not stay in your body for months, because it's not pure mercury, which your body can't break down, but instead breaks down to ethylmercury and thiosalicylate, which will be flushed typically by the end of the day. There's zero chance of some magical buildup to any form of toxic levels. However, due entirely to the concerns of potential harm to children, Thimerosal was removed from childrens vaccines in 2001. It was NEVER, however, used in MMR, chickenpox, or IPV vaccines. The primary accomplishment of getting Thimerosal removed from "children's" vaccines was to have a version of the flu vaccine that did not contain it. The primary cause for this concern by boomers was not because they were worried about their children. It was because their GenX and a few of the older Millennial offspring were now having kids of their own, and were freaking out over "OMG TEH MERCURIES!!!!" It wasn't about believing, it was about acknowledging and supporting their kids' concerns.

And again, since you can't math, there were Generation X folks who had kids before you were born. '85? The elder GenXers would have already been 20. And if they got that nice, early, High School start, their kids may well be older than I am.

You have no grasp of time whatsoever, and know nothing about vaccines or the timing of "social issues", especially not those pertinent to the US.


Afk googling jenny

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Feb 18 2021 05:48am
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cootie vaccine is not a "vaccine"
it is mRNA experimental gene therapy. learn what this stuff is if you are thinking about getting it. So far its more dangerous that the cootie and nobody has a clue what the long term affect is going to be. And maybe learn a little bit about bill gates the main player peddling this stuff.
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