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[wtburnette]

CDC Is Worried Making New COVID Vaccines Will Suggest To Americans That They Don’t Actually Work

Advisers at the CDC are concerned that rolling out annual COVID-19 vaccines might create the impression that the vaccines aren't effective at all

dailycaller.com

Duh...

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

CDC Is Worried Making New COVID Vaccines Will Suggest To Americans That They Don’t Actually Work

Advisers at the CDC are concerned that rolling out annual COVID-19 vaccines might create the impression that the vaccines aren't effective at all

dailycaller.com

Duh...

Actually, the flu vaccines don’t work particularly well either.

 

[wtburnette]

Actually, the flu vaccines don’t work particularly well either.

My understanding is that they only work for a couple/few strains each season.

 

[BigRed]

Actually, the flu vaccines don’t work particularly well either.

Yep....I stay away from that BS as well.

 

[Ingomike]

My understanding is that they only work for a couple/few strains each season.

Mine too. There are like 400 variants (to use the popular word) and a flu shot can only have 3-4 in them. Kind of like playing roulette…

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

My understanding is that they only work for a couple/few strains each season.

Yep....I stay away from that BS as well.

Mine too. There are like 400 variants (to use the popular word) and a flu shot can only have 3-4 in them. Kind of like playing roulette…

At least with the flu vaccines, they’re not not injecting you with a substance that causes clotting, heart problems, and who knows what else.

 

[jamil]

That’s certainly one way to interpret it.

It is the NPR way.

 

[jamil]

How ironic that you posted that right after a post trying to scare us about vaccines.

Is it true that clotting and heart problems is a realistic risk after vaccination? Is it something of concern?
Meh. It depends. But, given the pandemic is pretty much over, but for the people who feel like there's still money and political power to be squeezed from it, and most people already have either the puny immunity from being vaccinated, or robust immunity from having covid, it is an unnecessary risk. No one needs to bother with boosters unless they have some special concern, or perhaps they have a mental delusion that incapacitates them unless they keep getting boosters everytime they're recommended by vaccine companies.

Is it true that catching Monkey Pox is a realistic risk? Is it something of concern?
No. It's not a pandemic. It's still rare. Probably won't become a pandemic. It is not all that easily spread. There's no reason to fear it.

 

[jamil]

CDC Is Worried Making New COVID Vaccines Will Suggest To Americans That They Don’t Actually Work

Advisers at the CDC are concerned that rolling out annual COVID-19 vaccines might create the impression that the vaccines aren't effective at all

dailycaller.com

Duh...

These people in charge of these health organizations are so in need of controlling behavior that they can't just be straight up with Americans, and then deal with whatever happens.

When they get caught lying, they keep saying it was a noble lie to prevent some mass public reaction to the truth. **** it. Say the truth. Deal with the reaction. Because the public reaction to continued lies is to not believe them at all. Who actually believes a word they say now? I guess people who only consume NPR for news? **** that. Earn my trust back by saying what's true and what's not, and then time confirming it. What has Fauci & co actually been correct about?

 

[wtburnette]

Amen to that.

 

[JettaKnight]

It is the NPR way.

When did you become a, "you don't listen to the right news guy" ?

Ad nauseam attacks are usually beneath you.

 

[bobzilla]

When did you become a, "you don't listen to the right news guy" ?

Ad nauseam attacks are usually beneath you.

But they're never below you.

 

[Ingomike]

When did you become a, "you don't listen to the right news guy" ?

Ad nauseam attacks are usually beneath you.

Says the guy that criticized most news sources presented in the last three years. Some for a domain he did not even understand.

 

[printcraft]

When did you become a, "you don't listen to the right news guy" ?

 

[JettaKnight]

Is it true that clotting and heart problems is a realistic risk after vaccination? Is it something of concern?
Meh. It depends. But, given the pandemic is pretty much over, but for the people who feel like there's still money and political power to be squeezed from it, and most people already have either the puny immunity from being vaccinated, or robust immunity from having covid, it is an unnecessary risk. No one needs to bother with boosters unless they have some special concern, or perhaps they have a mental delusion that incapacitates them unless they keep getting boosters everytime they're recommended by vaccine companies.

There's also bragging rights on the line and people's need to be proven right.


There's a lot of people who can't let it be over because they need to be right about whatever position they took on mask, vaccines, theories about control, or the evil MSM trying to scare the sheeple into compliance.

It's time to move on.

/end thread (at least for me)

 

[printcraft]

Don't you hate it when the shoe is on the other foot?

 

[nonobaddog]

Seeyalaterbye

 

[DadSmith]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2022/05/18/rising-covid-cases-health-officials-warning/

Top Biden health officials sound warning on rising coronavirus infections


Just in time for it to be really bad by November 3rd

 

[DoggyDaddy]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2022/05/18/rising-covid-cases-health-officials-warning/

Top Biden health officials sound warning on rising coronavirus infections


Just in time for it to be really bad by November 3rd

 

[wtburnette]

These people can go F themselves. They may have fooled us once, but I won't comply with any more of this ********. I am happy to go maskless and tell people they can stick their masks up their a$$. Not gonna do it again, no way.