I guess he didn't take covid seriously and neglected to get vaccinated. He's lucky to have survived. I'm glad for him and his family.
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@tinear123 any idea on how severe their breakthrough symptoms are after receiving the vaccines? |
@arch2... Yes, one was very mild except for a week of fatigue and the weird no smell thing. The other was a bit more serious and he has been down for the last 2 weeks but not in the hospital and is taking the new mitigation drugs. Both are health freaks in very good shape (unlike me) so.... just continue to stay a bit cautious for a while longer. |
roadwhorerecords: It seems from your comment that you are saying that a Covid-19 vaccination (it's not "a jab") has caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people. I have no idea where you're getting this MISINFORMATION at, but it couldn't be further from the truth, how about a link from a reputable source to back up this wild claim of yours? This is the most recent information from the US CDC, pay particular attention to the part that says deaths after a Covid-19 vaccination DO NOT necessarily mean the cause was the vaccination. "Reports of death after COVID-19 vaccination are rare. More than 442 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered in the United States from December 14, 2020, through November 15, 2021. During this time, VAERS received 9,810 reports of death (0.0022%) among people who received a COVID-19 vaccine. FDA requires healthcare providers to report any death after COVID-19 vaccination to VAERS, even if it’s unclear whether the vaccine was the cause. Reports of adverse events to VAERS following vaccination, including deaths, do not necessarily mean that a vaccine caused a health problem. A review of available clinical information, including death certificates, autopsy, and medical records has not established a causal link to COVID-19 vaccines. However, recent reports indicate a plausible causal relationship between the J&J/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine and TTS, a rare and serious adverse event that causes blood clots with low platelets, which has caused 5 deaths." Hope this helps clear up your misinformation.
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The new theory coming out is that babies and children etc, with the now rising rates of heart problems are being blamed on "climate change". I kid you not. But be prepared for the next coming "pandemic" called Marburg right around the corner, as vaccines are already made. That will be responsible for coming rash of deaths. I kid you not, guys. I truly wish everyone well!! |
. I pretty sure no amount of evidence will convince you. By just looking at your thumbnail, and you sitting there at your computer wearing a mask, you have already made a personal decision. I have made one also. I don't tell anyone not to get an experimental drug, tho I also believe others should not pressure people into getting something that is potentially lethal. Best of luck. BTW, CDC? lol |
isochronism: Preventable heart disease (the type of heart disease that can be avoided with lifestyle changes) is increasing among children. This increase is largely believed to be due to a rise in childhood obesity, which is a known risk factor for preventable heart disease. It is highly unlikely that the Marburg Virus will cause anything near a pandemic due to the method of human to human transmission being like this per the WHO: ’’Marburg spreads through human-to-human transmission via direct contact (through broken skin or mucous membranes) with the blood, secretions, organs or other bodily fluids of infected people, and with surfaces and materials (e.g. bedding, clothing) contaminated with these fluids."
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roadwhorecords: Actually I'm not wearing a mask while typing on my iPad, the pic is from my previous position as a contractor for the US Marshals service where we were required to wear masks at work. 'Actually I'd love to see any and all evidence you may have that hundreds of thousands of people have died from Covid-19 vaccinations, I do have an open mind. Yes, the CDC and VAERS, they are the compilation points for vaccine issues, where else would you find those statistics? Perhaps you may have missed this from Yale University...
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Isochronic, thanks for finally clearing things up. Bitchute is the UK based operation for hate speech that's not allowed on YouTube. A safe home for whtie supremacists, Nazis, anti-Semites and terrorists. It's constantly monitored by governments and NGOs so they can keep track of the insanity going on. You're listening to the wrong people.
All the best, Nonoise |
Awww, is the big guy afraid to get a needle put in his arm? So you went looking for something online that you could use as an excuse so you wouldn't have to let people know you were a scaredy-cat ? They give out lollipops to those who are afraid as a reward for having been brave? Will be difficult for you as you will most likely be hyperventilating from stress which will be exasperated by the mask which is not only a major hinderence in getting enough oxygen into your body, but is essentially the same as a prison that is stripping you of all rights and freedoms. As far as Ron goes, it's terrible that anyone should have to go through that. It was the part of wife being in hospital, then kids got sick, he got sick that the story got real. And that, is what reality would have been like for waaaaaaaay more people if no measures had been taken. Curious as to his vaccination status. I'm going to guess not. Reading between the lines, his use of "Church" as well as the severity of the symptoms. Suspect he didn't reveal as he didn't want to alienate part of his audience. If I had almost lost my son, and if I and my wife had not been vaccinated, I would be asking people to get the vaccine so as to hopefully avoid what I had gone through. Bit cowardly... His post came across to me as a plea for money. I'm sure the hospital bills are putting a second strangle hold on him which is the last thing you need after a traumatic experience such as that Never been a fan of his reviewing style. There is an artificial quality to his oh so polite presentation which borders on being sanctimonious.
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I got the impression that he had not been vaccinated, and regretted it but didn't want to mention it one way or the other so as to avoid controversy. I think his message was still clear; get vaccinated. I don't think that he was asking for money or pity. By the way isochroism, I loved your new spelling of "sensorship". |
Wasn't this the guy who did the YouTube Tekton Impact review in 2019? The one that Eric from Tekton claimed he paid for and was then upset that it wasn't 100% glowing? Even after the reviewer started backtracking on some of his negative remarks? Review was pulled but you can still see the fallout in comments from chat sites from the time.
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People make decisions. We assume those people weigh the risks of their decisions or their non-decisions. Sometimes calamity happens or is prevented. Hard to measure all the costs, both fiscal and physical, in advance. If someone took all precautions and calamity still befalls them, I can have empathy. If people choose to take their chances and calamity befalls them, I have little empathy. We insure against clamity whether through the purchase of insurance or the existence of sufficient savings to weather the financial impacts of the storm. If you smoke and you contract a lung related disease, you made your choice. If you are obese and don’t take care of your body and Jerry Springer has to cut you out of your home with a chainsaw and extract you with a forklift, you made your choice.
If you examine objective Covid data and choose not to get vaccinated, you made your choice. If you choose to get vaccinated, you made your choice. If you weren’t prepared financially for the consequences of your decisions, you made your choice. A post Covid gofundme campaign won’t trigger generosity from those who weighed their options in advance. Kinda like building your home on a river bank, floods happen. |
I am a ED physician and feel I have some expertise in this field. COVID vaccination deaths are very very rare. 0.0021% of people in the US died after recieving the COVID vaccine. Reporting requirements stipulate deaths have to be reported even if there is no evidence the death was a result of the vaccine. This reporting is true for all vaccines. And includes adverse reactions up to 7 days after vaccination. Likely the J/J has cause the death of 5 women due to blood clots. The other 9805 deaths were required to be reported even though it is unclear if the vaccine had anything to do with the deaths. The lack of high vaccination rates is what allows varients to take hold when the occur. If vaccination rates were in the 90% range, we likely would not have had a delta varient outbreak. It is NOT experimental Yes, you can get COVID after vaccination, but symptoms rarely require hospitalization (less than 1% of hospitalized COVID patients are vaccinated) Science, my friends. It took a while for Copernican heliocentrism to catch on. The naysayers didnt end up changing the facts in the end..... |
Why is there so much hate here? Are people hating because other people have different opinions? Who cares, really who the hell cares if opinions are different, why is this a problem. Where do any of you get off thinking that your opinion is anymore important than anyone else? Your opinion means everything to you just like there opinion means everything to them. What a bunch of inconsiderate. aholes. Really sick of the you better think like me or I will bring on the hate. You are very ugly people. Here is an idea, grow up and try to respect others. Stop thinking your opinion is the only opinion. Do I want to post this, yeah and I don't give a f. |
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@desltz -- thank you for serving on the front line. Back in April of this year, a good friend of mine lost his mother and brother (only 56) within 15 days of each other. Both were unvaccinated. I wish a speedy recovery for Ron and his family. I really appreciated the video. He never comes off as preachy but it's clear that he is using his own example to show what COVID can do.
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Arch2, who cares what people believe. At what point did we determine that we had to control what people believe. Facts are not even facts anymore. You don't believe me, go talk to LGBT and convince them there is only 2 genders. As far as how well the shot works, I don't know. So far I'm not impressed. My daughters friend is double Vax and went into the emergency room last week with covid because he can't breath, so they have him on oxygen. My buddies friend is 59 and double Vax he got the vid 4 weeks ago and was told he would be on oxygen for life. My tenant who is Vax, just sent me a text today sending me a FYI stating he has the vid. So I would like to believe the Vax is working and I'm not an anti Vax, but the facts that I'm personally hearing about are not very positive. I want to believe in the Vax and I'm know covid is real. But I don't have that much confidence in the Vax from what I seeing. Most my friends are vaxed and many have had covid. I don't think 10 months with the Vax is enough to say it's the savior. Truth be known there probably better Vaxs out there from other countries. I don't trust government whether it's left or right. So if people are skeptical I understand why and I won't judge them like so many have. Most importantly I believe in freedom of choice, no matter the subject. The facts are the government is over reaching with everything. |
First I wish Ron families all good recovery. Iam also a frontliner . I’ve seen enough at work, I normally read scientist findings who used to work at Pfizer for many years.They are expert on this field.i respect people who decide for their life. At work we respect the vAccinated and the unvaccinated.My only recommendation do you own research on both side, so you will have a balance information before you put something in your body. FYI mask, washing, social distance al works. |
