Indiana Is Dead Last And Apparently Proud Of It...

[Alpo]

Now People Are Dying from the Vaccine​

Now People Are Dying from the Vaccine |

www.paulcraigroberts.org

That's not what the CEO said.

On your race to purchase something in the Classifieds, you might try to stick with quality information.

 

[MichaelZWilliamson]

They're dying of a number of things. Some are probably the vaccine, given how many negative reactions I've seen, vs the zero reactions I've seen to the flu vaccine. (I've seen swollen arms, sloughed skin, paralyzed hands.) They're also dying of suicide and accidents from months of terrifying propaganda and closure of things they'd use for outlets.

 

[Ingomike]

They're dying of a number of things. Some are probably the vaccine, given how many negative reactions I've seen, vs the zero reactions I've seen to the flu vaccine. (I've seen swollen arms, sloughed skin, paralyzed hands.) They're also dying of suicide and accidents from months of terrifying propaganda and closure of things they'd use for outlets.

The treatment is worse than the disease…

 

[bobzilla]

They're dying of a number of things. Some are probably the vaccine, given how many negative reactions I've seen, vs the zero reactions I've seen to the flu vaccine. (I've seen swollen arms, sloughed skin, paralyzed hands.) They're also dying of suicide and accidents from months of terrifying propaganda and closure of things they'd use for outlets.

I’ve been saying since this began we are going to be dealing with the mental affects of this ******** for the next decade. The mental toll on an already weary society is not going to be easy

 

[JettaKnight]

They're dying of a number of things. Some are probably the vaccine, given how many negative reactions I've seen, vs the zero reactions I've seen to the flu vaccine. (I've seen swollen arms, sloughed skin, paralyzed hands.) They're also dying of suicide and accidents from months of terrifying propaganda and closure of things they'd use for outlets.

And (illegal) drugs. Plenty of overdoses.

 

[AtTheMurph]

Indiana State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box tests positive for COVID-19. Again.

Dr. Kris Box is one of 15,000 people in Indiana who tested positive for COVID-19.

www.indystar.com

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Does the Dr. have actual symptoms?

 

[AtTheMurph]

The treatment is worse than the disease…

Actually the treatment is simple, easy and appears to be quite effective at reducing severe disease.

 

[armac6]

Actually the treatment is simple, easy and appears to be quite effective at reducing severe disease.

Which treatment? The poison jabs and endless boosters which are quite effective for increasing the profits of the greedy, bloodsucking pharmaceutical industry/mafia and their criminal co-conspirators?

 

[KG1]

Is there a vax for sharts?

 

[Ingomike]

Actually the treatment is simple, easy and appears to be quite effective at reducing severe disease.

I was thinking jabs and lockdowns…

 

[***Ironhead***]

They're dying of a number of things. Some are probably the vaccine, given how many negative reactions I've seen, vs the zero reactions I've seen to the flu vaccine. (I've seen swollen arms, sloughed skin, paralyzed hands.) They're also dying of suicide and accidents from months of terrifying propaganda and closure of things they'd use for outlets.

One thing is for sure though a lot are dying of covid

 

[Libertarian01]

The positive of doing something totally ineffective and worthless, per decades of science, to make covering one's face and expressions acceptable? And creating a pile of non-recyclable waste in the process?

I'm afraid I'm not following the logic at all.

And no, "Asian countries" don't routinely wear masks. In South Korea and Japan, with high densities, people on mass transit who might actually sneeze and not be able to cover it sometimes wear them. In China, some people wear them against smog, but they don't actually do anything. The other two billion people in Asia pretty much never wear them, nor the other two billion in those nations.

There is science showing cloth masks to be pretty much useless. There is also science to show that surgical masks aren't as useful as people think. However, N95 masks, aka "respirators" do have some efficacy when worn properly AND combined with other protections.

I think masking is somewhat analogous to wearing a bullet resistant vest. It won't stop all the bullets, it certainly won't protect v/s a head shot, and it won't stop projectiles coming from funny angles, but it will protect. The face mask doesn't provide this level of protection but it may be somewhere higher than 0%.

As to "Asian" countries and mask usage:

Covid Travel: Wearing Masks, In These 22 Countries Most Do

For those tempted by or needing to travel right now, mask-friendly policies in destinations may be high on your mind. The World Travel & Tourism Council wants face coverings to be universal in travel regardless of government policies. Masks must be worn in public in over 70 countries worldwide.

www.forbes.com

https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2020-04-07/why-the-us-flip-flopped-on-masks-while-asia-stayed-the-course

I’ve always wondered: why many people in Asian countries wear masks, and whether they work

Whether or not masks can protect against invading or escaping bugs depends on the type of mask and material.

theconversation.com

Infographic: Asians Still Most Likely to Wear Face Masks Due to COVID-19

This chart shows the share of people per country who said they had worn a face mask because of the COVID-19 pandemic (as of April 12, 2020).

www.statista.com

Why East Asian Countries Were Wearing Masks Long Before COVID-19

As the coronavirus pandemic's toll rises, here's what Americans can learn from countries such as China, Japan and South Korea about the humble face mask.

www.huffpost.com

While you may be right and I may be wrong, the perception of "East Asian Countries" and masks seems pretty universal to me...

I agree that our decisions should be based upon science, facts and logic. However, as gun owners we are horrible at following sciences, data, and logic. Ask any police officer involved in a firefight, "What saved your life, your sidearm or your body armour?" Body armour will come out on top every day of the week and twice on Sundays, but how many gun owners will buy another gun v/s spending the money on wearing good armour? We talk about protecting ourselves from others with guns but we really don't buy and use the one (1) thing that is most likely to do exactly that - a good vest.

Regards,

Doug

PS - I'm a hypocrite on the body armour as well.

 

[Hoosierdood]

One thing is for sure though a lot are dying WITH covid

FTFY

 

[kiddchaos]

And the current score is: World Governments 0, Virus 3.

 

[JettaKnight]

Which treatment? The poison jabs and endless boosters which are quite effective for increasing the profits of the greedy, bloodsucking pharmaceutical industry/mafia and their criminal co-conspirators?

It's a drop in the bucket compared to how much Big Carrot has been making off their eyesight scheme.
It all started as a lie the Brits spread to throw off the huns.

 

[JettaKnight]

There is science showing cloth masks to be pretty much useless. There is also science to show that surgical masks aren't as useful as people think. However, N95 masks, aka "respirators" do have some efficacy when worn properly AND combined with other protections.

I think masking is somewhat analogous to wearing a bullet resistant vest. It won't stop all the bullets, it certainly won't protect v/s a head shot, and it won't stop projectiles coming from funny angles, but it will protect. The face mask doesn't provide this level of protection but it may be somewhere higher than 0%.

As to "Asian" countries and mask usage:

Covid Travel: Wearing Masks, In These 22 Countries Most Do

For those tempted by or needing to travel right now, mask-friendly policies in destinations may be high on your mind. The World Travel & Tourism Council wants face coverings to be universal in travel regardless of government policies. Masks must be worn in public in over 70 countries worldwide.

www.forbes.com

https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2020-04-07/why-the-us-flip-flopped-on-masks-while-asia-stayed-the-course

I’ve always wondered: why many people in Asian countries wear masks, and whether they work

Whether or not masks can protect against invading or escaping bugs depends on the type of mask and material.

theconversation.com

Infographic: Asians Still Most Likely to Wear Face Masks Due to COVID-19

This chart shows the share of people per country who said they had worn a face mask because of the COVID-19 pandemic (as of April 12, 2020).

www.statista.com

Why East Asian Countries Were Wearing Masks Long Before COVID-19

As the coronavirus pandemic's toll rises, here's what Americans can learn from countries such as China, Japan and South Korea about the humble face mask.

www.huffpost.com

While you may be right and I may be wrong, the perception of "East Asian Countries" and masks seems pretty universal to me...

I agree that our decisions should be based upon science, facts and logic. However, as gun owners we are horrible at following sciences, data, and logic. Ask any police officer involved in a firefight, "What saved your life, your sidearm or your body armour?" Body armour will come out on top every day of the week and twice on Sundays, but how many gun owners will buy another gun v/s spending the money on wearing good armour? We talk about protecting ourselves from others with guns but we really don't buy and use the one (1) thing that is most likely to do exactly that - a good vest.

Regards,

Doug

PS - I'm a hypocrite on the body armour as well.

DON'T YOU DARE CRITICIZE MY MAGIC TALISMAN, DOUG!

 

[Libertarian01]

DON'T YOU DARE CRITICIZE MY MAGIC TALISMAN, DOUG!

For you alone - I retract my hurtful statement.

 

[JettaKnight]

For you alone - I retract my hurtful statement.

Just remember I get a 2x bonus if I OC.

 

[MichaelZWilliamson]

There is science showing cloth masks to be pretty much useless. There is also science to show that surgical masks aren't as useful as people think. However, N95 masks, aka "respirators" do have some efficacy when worn properly AND combined with other protections.

I think masking is somewhat analogous to wearing a bullet resistant vest.

If you wear a poncho instead of plates, it will still offer "some" protection. That's how effective cloth masks are at anything.

The NHS even did a study on surgical procedures with and without masks. Not only was there no increase in post-op infections, there was a decrease because the docs paid better attention to sanitation protocols.

 

[MichaelZWilliamson]

BTW "The Conversation" (The Lecture, since there's no comments), Puff Ho, and Statista are as valid as sources on infection control as they are on gun control.