What do you prefer to call it?first time in history.....synthetic material used. not dead virus cells . not a vaccine...doc.
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What do you prefer to call it?first time in history.....synthetic material used. not dead virus cells . not a vaccine...doc.
I noted the irony here. I dont think some of my lib friends noticed, because the news didnt tell them to.
I wonder what changed his mind, but okay.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/ex...el-us-india-limit-covid-19-spread-2021-04-30/
RNA is not synthetic. Or are you referring to some other part of the vaccine? the COVID vaccine, Pfizer anyway, is just a strand of RNA that tells some of your cells to print a protein (the "Crown" protein in COVID) that is designed to teach your white blood cells what the enemy looks like so they can attack it as soon as you come into contact with it.
From your own link, I hope this does not occur in animals other than ... let me check the paper.... Syrian hampsters. Yes, I hope this turns out to not be true in animals other than syrian hampsters. Jokes aside, this is very early and not representative of anything related to our current understanding of COVID.A significant part of covid19 damage seems to come from the spike protein itself...which is induced by vaccination. Vaccinating could possibly reduce mortalities, but long-term harm is meaningful and currently unquantifiable.
https://www.salk.edu/news-release/t...protein-plays-additional-key-role-in-illness/
From your own link, I hope this does not occur in animals other than ... let me check the paper.... Syrian hampsters. Yes, I hope this turns out to not be true in animals other than syrian hampsters. Jokes aside, this is very early and not representative of anything related to our current understanding of COVID.
Children can still spread the disease and presumably they don't want to kill their grandparents. Also, the fact that they are engineering a vaccine specifically for children should be considered a good thing right? Rather than giving them one that wasn't intended specifically for them? Do you complain about children getting their own version of Benadryl?One of the biggest concerns is healthy kids recklessly being vaccinated with virtually no risk of any COVID complications whatsoever. The vaccine companies are now marketing directly to them (kids) and there's a vaccine to be released later this year specifically targeting from 6 months to 12 years old.
So we should sacrifice a generation of young people to save old people who have already had a chance to live their lives?Children can still spread the disease and presumably they don't want to kill their grandparents. Also, the fact that they are engineering a vaccine specifically for children should be considered a good thing right? Rather than giving them one that wasn't intended specifically for them? Do you complain about children getting their own version of Benadryl?
Children can still spread the disease and presumably they don't want to kill their grandparents. Also, the fact that they are engineering a vaccine specifically for children should be considered a good thing right? Rather than giving them one that wasn't intended specifically for them? Do you complain about children getting their own version of Benadryl?
Couldn't have missed the point more if you tried to.That's an interesting take: Benadryl vs. Highly Experimental Vaccine.
You'll need to provide some evidence that this is the likely outcome my man.So we should sacrifice a generation of young people to save old people who have already had a chance to live their lives?
Couldn't have missed the point more if you tried to.
Elaboration: it's better to have a child specific version than to not have one, when it comes to medicine. Was it that hard?Then elaborate.
And still waiting for your response: Have any explanation for the explosion of neurological/autism, autoimmune and allergic diseases over the past 15 years?
Elaboration: it's better to have a child specific version than to not have one, when it comes to medicine. Was it that hard?
As to your other question, if your implication is that it's vaccines then I'm not sure I've seen any evidence of that. I mean vaccines have been around since 1798, shouldn't we have seen these issues sooner if vaccines were the cause?
You'll need to provide some evidence that this is the likely outcome my man.
Is there? But you couldn't provide any links or reports or evidence?You prolly should head to PUBMED dude. There's a slew of data on the connection.
There isn’t an “explosion” over the past 15 years. The rates of autism diagnosis has been climbing since the 60s as they have added new definitions and levels and procedures for diagnosing the spectrum. In addition there has also been a reduction in diagnosis of things that were previously labled as mental retardation so the label is shifting.Then elaborate.
And still waiting for your response: Have any explanation for the explosion of neurological/autism, autoimmune and allergic diseases over the past 15 years?
Is there? But you couldn't provide any links or reports or evidence?
Well I went to PUBMED anyway and search for "Vaccines and Autism" and you were right, there are some papers on the subject.
This was the first link!
Vaccines are not associated with autism: an evidence-based meta-analysis of case-control and cohort studies
Vaccines are not associated with autism: an evidence-based meta-analysis of case-control and cohort studies - PubMed
There has been enormous debate regarding the possibility of a link between childhood vaccinations and the subsequent development of autism. This has in recent times become a major public health issue with vaccine preventable diseases increasing in the community due to the fear of a 'link'...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I went to your source.How convenient. Vaccines have clearly been the center of attention when it comes to the unexplainable rise in the aforementioned diseases and there's an abundance of studies on the subject.
I see all you've posted in this forum is vaccine-related gibberish. Troll on. Heading out to get my shots....from the sun.
There isn’t an “explosion” over the past 15 years. The rates of autism diagnosis has been climbing since the 60s as they have added new definitions and levels and procedures for diagnosing the spectrum. In addition there has also been a reduction in diagnosis of things that were previously labled as mental retardation so the label is shifting.
I went to your source.
Shifting diagnosis. There are tons of studies about how this works and the desire to find labels that are seen as less long term damaging. I know that they don’t discuss this on the TikToks but that is the reason.In the early 1990s, the national diagnosis rate for Autism was 1 in 10,000 children.
In 2012 it was 1 in 68.
In 2017 it’s 1 in 45.
That looks like an explosion regardless of how your frame it.
Autoimmune? Neurological? Allergic Disease?
Shifting diagnosis. There are tons of studies about how this works and the desire to find labels that are seen as less long term damaging. I know that they don’t discuss this on the TikToks but that is the reason.
We’ll get back to you in 10-20 years when the results are in. You’d have to be a moron if your 20 years old, healthy as a horse and take this vaccine. That’s all.You'll need to provide some evidence that this is the likely outcome my man.
It's only been 70 years since the polio vaccine came out. Personally I am still waiting to see what the long term sides effects are.We’ll get back to you in 10-20 years when the results are in. You’d have to be a moron if your 20 years old, healthy as a horse and take this vaccine. That’s all.
Also, having people vaccinated makes it less likely the virus will mutate. But hey, can't be too careful with what goes into your body! Fast food is fine, of course.You'll need to provide some evidence that this is the likely outcome my man.
LOL I just realized that website says this under all searches:If you're done with PUBMED, head on over to the VAERS (the federal vaccine side effects database) website. That should keep you busy for days as they are still processing reports from January - and we're only a few months in.
If you can eat a McRib and survive, Covid is nothing.Also, having people vaccinated makes it less likely the virus will mutate. But hey, can't be too careful with what goes into your body! Fast food is fine, of course.
Good for you. It’s your right. Too bad common sense isn’t a right. 😂It's only been 70 years since the polio vaccine came out. Personally I am still waiting to see what the long term sides effects are.
LOL I just realized that website says this under all searches:
Note: Submitting a report to VAERS does not mean that healthcare personnel or the vaccine caused or contributed to the adverse event
Literally anyone can submit any side effect without verification.
Great science my man.
VAERS accepts reports of adverse events and reactions that occur following vaccination. Healthcare providers, vaccine manufacturers, and the public can submit reports to VAERS. While very important in monitoring vaccine safety, VAERS reports alone cannot be used to determine if a vaccine caused or contributed to an adverse event or illness. The reports may contain information that is incomplete, inaccurate, coincidental, or unverifiable. Most reports to VAERS are voluntary, which means they are subject to biases. This creates specific limitations on how the data can be used scientifically. Data from VAERS reports should always be interpreted with these limitations in mind.
Got anything else? PUBMED and VAERS don't seem to help you much.
The reports may contain information that is incomplete, inaccurate, coincidental, or unverifiableThe bottom line of the website:
VAERS is co-sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), agencies of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
They had more submissions last week than they've had in a year, and are operating at a "massive backlog" (their words). Not sure what else there is to say here.
The reports may contain information that is incomplete, inaccurate, coincidental, or unverifiable
So you said go to PUBMED and I did and the reports didn't back your position, and then you said go to the VAERS and the data is completely compromised because nothing is validated. Do you have ANY examples to support your opinions? Is this just a matter of cognitive dissonance on your part?Of course, that's the legal disclaimer layer they add to anything and everything.
It certainly must be cognitive dissonance. I'll get that checked out. Maybe there's a vaccine?So you said go to PUBMED and I did and the reports didn't back your position, and then you said go to the VAERS and the data is completely compromised because nothing is validated. Do you have ANY examples to support your opinions? Is this just a matter of cognitive dissonance on your part?
If you have kids who have been doing remote school you will know they just had a year of their lives wasted because a bunch of old teachers refused to do their jobs.You'll need to provide some evidence that this is the likely outcome my man.
Thats a bunch of horseshit from your small mind and the dumbass you quote.A significant part of covid19 damage seems to come from the spike protein itself...which is induced by vaccination. Vaccinating could possibly reduce mortalities, but long-term harm is meaningful and currently unquantifiable.
https://www.salk.edu/news-release/t...protein-plays-additional-key-role-in-illness/
I do not understand the point you are making.If you have kids who have been doing remote school you will know they just had a year of their lives wasted because a bunch of old teachers refused to do their jobs.
Thats a bunch of horseshit from your small mind and the dumbass you quote.