mrhands69

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by mrhands69 5y ago
You're making too much sense; someone is going to call you a conspiracy theorist.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
I think the argument is a fallacy in general. For people that keep making this argument: Stop beating around the bush and just come out and say you want zero covid at all costs.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
The emergency has been everywhere and ongoing for almost 2 years now. At what point do they make an effort and the government says "Hey, let's permanently bolster our hospital systems. We'll hire X amount of 'surge'
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by mrhands69 5y ago
Why haven't we spent time bolstering healthcare then? Why have all the field hospitals been destroyed as fast as they were put up?
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by mrhands69 5y ago
Because lockdowns are detrimental to society (mental health, division, etc). Why can't we take a level headed approach. It seems like our approaches don't take into any consideration past experiences with similar viruses, or lever
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by mrhands69 5y ago
> Assuming the worst-case scenario until proven otherwise doesn't work like that. You have to look at the entire range of uncertainty, and choose the worst-case scenario for each question. It seems to me the worst case scenario is
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by mrhands69 5y ago
I'm not anti-vax. My entire family has all their vaccinations. I'm responding to OP of this thread. I think it's a valid observation.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
I'm all for the approach of not overwhelming healthcare. After the initial surge health care was not overwhelmed regardless of approaches to restrictions. Look at Florida vs California: They had same outcome with opposite approaches.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
You can distrust a car dealer and society will applaud you for doing what's right. If you say you're losing trust in something like an emergency use vaccination, then society will say you're a death cultist.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
What's the percentage of the population in the United States that can't get vaccinated for health reasons?
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by mrhands69 5y ago
I can get a source in a bit. IIRC it was the spike protein that causes some (still unknown) response from the human body. The mRNA vaccine elicit a response from the immune system to reproduce the spike protein.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
Show people mortality rates for various things around the world. I wonder how the ones banging the "civil responsibility" drum would react.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
People can essentially get "long-covid" from the vaccine. Unfortunately, people are afraid to talk about it for fear of being labeled an antivax-er.
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by mrhands69 5y ago
What is the risk for people who are vaccinated? There should be some level of personal responsibility at this point. Everyone has had a chance to get the vaccine.