Re: Phiilly schools shot down in spite of wearing masks.

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Muggles 5 years ago

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On 9/20/2021 10:36 AM, trader_4 wrote:> On Monday, September 20, 2021 at 9:08:42 AM UTC-4, Frank wrote:>> On 9/20/2021 8:30 AM, Dean Hoffman wrote:>>> On Monday, September 20, 2021 at 7:13:52 AM UTC-5, Chris K-Man wrote:>>>> On Monday, September 20, 2021 at 12:27:02 AM UTC-4, Ed Pawlowski wrote:>>>>> On 9/19/2021 11:51 PM, snipped-for-privacy@aol.com wrote:>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>>>>>> What happened? I thought masks work.>>>>>>>>>>> They help So do vaccinations, hand washing and a bunch of other stuff>>>>> I guess you enjoyed tossing out a stupid question rather than look at>>>>> what it really takes to stop a pandemic.>>>>>>>>>> How many of the sick kids are from homes of anti vax and anti maskers>>>>> that don't give a crap about spreading a disease.>>>> ________>>>>>>>> On top of all that, it just seems, to me anyway, that we're rushing>>>> to reopen schools. I'd rather mandate virtual learning for the next two>>>> years, along with everything you listed, if it means being rid of COVID>>>> entirely. The difference, is attitudes toward this.>>> The Atlantic has several articles about Covid. This one discusses whether people are>>> hospitalized with Covid vs. because of Covid. It suggests a good share are there for other>>> reasons but happen to have Covid also.>>>
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>>> How do the authorities decide when to shut down a school? Is it doing more harm than good? Most of what I've>>> read suggests kids get Covid but it's more like getting the flu to them. They get sick for a couple days but then>>> are good to go again.>>>>> Dr. Oz, the other day on radio, said we are at the stage where we cannot>> defeat covid but have to learn to live with it.> Sadly we have 80 mil Americans, mostly crazy Republicans, who's idea of> learning to live with it is to refuse to get vaccinated, pretend it's no big deal,> so they keep Covid going, infecting the rest of us.>>I had the Fauci-19 virus, fully recovered and now have better immunity than the willing dupes who took the poisonous clot-shot.

I've had 2 versions of covid. One was like a bad cold, the other was a sinus infection. I survived both and have antibodies at this point.

Vaccines are supposed to trigger our immune systems to create antibodies. Why get a shot when I've already got natural antibodies?

No shot for me. I don't need it.

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Ed Pawlowski 5 years ago

So the taxes liberals pay don't go toward the shots?

Red states are getting hit the hardest with covid too.

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Muggles 5 years ago

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It's a FACT that exposure to viruses trigger our immune systems to produce antibodies. Why take a shot that's supposed to do the same thing when I already have natural antibodies?

This study

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is interesting, but every time I mention it on various platforms the powers that be says I've violated some rule?

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posts a lengthy explanation describing in detail with multiple links to supporting data why we should reconsider taking a covid shot. Number 3 on the page is very concerning, too.

These people promoting the shot, including the politicians and medical people don't know the long term side effects of these experimental 'vaccines.'

Well, I want to know the long-term side effects before I will even consider taking any covid vaccines.

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Muggles 5 years ago

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Fully vaccinated people still get and spread covid!

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hubops 5 years ago

Yep. True. .. but not the whole truth. The seriously ill covid patients, in hospital are mostly un-vaccinated.

The Sept. 25 episode of White Coat Black Art deals with the current situation in Alberta's hospitals. - well worth a listen.

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John T.

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Ed Pawlowski 5 years ago

Of course you know that the antibodies are dwindling after 6 to 8 months. That is a fact too.

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Ed Pawlowski 5 years ago

They can but to a much lesser degree. Just like you are losing your immunity with time.

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gfretwell 5 years ago

It does question whether immunity changes or the virus changes tho. I suppose it is a distinction without a difference in the result. Corona viruses tend to mutate pretty fast.

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trader_4 5 years ago

On Sunday, September 26, 2021 at 11:38:33 PM UTC-4, Muggles wrote:

The story keeps changing. This is the first time I've seen you claim to have had Covid twice.

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trader_4 5 years ago

Unfortunately you're too stupid to factor in that there is a real and significant chance that in the process of getting natural immunity you will be sicker than you've ever been before, hospitalized, dead or suffer long term Covid.

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Hal Bundy 5 years ago

According to the highly-acclaimed PCR test, I had it. Felt like an average cold. No big deal.

I think diabesity is what has actually been killing people but I don't think BigFood lobbyists would want that message getting out.

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Muggles 5 years ago

Natural immunity is better than what these experimental shots provide.

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Muggles 5 years ago

Every time a new variant triggers an immune response that's additional antibodies.

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hubops 5 years ago

The vast majority of the poor suffering souls in hospital ICUs ignorantly agreed with you. Sadly. John T.

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Ed Pawlowski 5 years ago

For a few months until it declines

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Bob F 5 years ago

And only for those who survive undamaged.

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gfretwell 5 years ago

Has NIH/CDC ever walked back Fauci's statement that 80% of the people who get Covid will cure spontaneously with few if any symptoms? If he was right, there may be far more natural immunity than we admit. I suppose the open question is whether immunity for one strain translates to the others. Our history with corona viruses tends to say no.

BTW did you see the 60 minutes show where DARPA was working on a universal corona virus vaccine? The DARPA guy was saying their research ended up in the current vaccines but they were still working on it.

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hubops 5 years ago

Medical science does indeed change - often quite quickly -

- especially when dealing with a brand new virus - - get used to it ! And it doesn't walk back .. ... it moves carefully forward. John T.

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gfretwell 5 years ago

That didn't answer the question tho did it?

Are 80% of infections relatively mild and cured spontaneously?

If they don't seek medical attention and are not tested, we don't have a clue how much natural immunity there is. I did see one article from UK that proposed that over half of the people in NY/NJ had natural immunity at the end of the 2020 surge, simply because they must have been exposed. In a place with thousands of people per square mile it is hard to avoid.

It is sad that there is so much politics attached to this because if you ask a question, people immediately brand you as something you might not be and ignore the question.

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