If you are vaxxed and I am not, please explain why that's a risk to you. (drugs, Alabama)

[EdwardA]

Originally Posted by MissTerri

Agreed. I wish people would direct their anger where it belongs, at those who have suppressed and withheld treatment. There still isn’t a standard outpatient treatment protocol for covid. That is shameful.

When my mom got, the doctor said just drink thermaflu and go to hospital of she can't breathe. She's African and came up with some hot citrus concoction. She had a and cough for a few days. She actually got real sick after the 2nd moderna, her work ended up calling me they were that worried.

[MissTerri]

Originally Posted by EdwardA

When my mom got, the doctor said just drink thermaflu. She's African and came up with some hot citrus concoction. She had a and cough for a few days. She actually got real sick after the 2nd moderna, her work ended up calling me they were that worried.

Citrus has a lot of vitamin C. Glad she had the wisdom to do something to help herself when her doctor didn’t help.

[Workin_Hard]

Originally Posted by Enough_Already

It is not ridiculous in the least bit and we already do it for many vaccines in children. If you get infected you can infect other people.

Want to go to a movie, football game, restaurant, etc. get vaccinated. That is what a free country means.

It’s been established that the vaxxed can carry just as heavy a viral load as the unvaxxed. The vaccine does not prevent infection, only lessens the symptoms. You can infect others just as much as I can.

Movies, football games and restaurants are not necessary. They’re nice, but by no means needed to stay either healthy or protected. Open to everyone or open to none. No middle ground.

“Freedom for me but not for thee” isn’t a path to normal. Or to a harmonious society.

[Jabronie]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

What people seem to forget (or is it willful ignorance) is that we have cures now that we didn't have before. No one should be dying. Yet doctors are still telling patients to go home and wait until they can't breathe. They should be giving them Ivermectin and Zelenko Protocol vitamins. If after three or four days they get worse, then go to the hospital. No need to clog up hospitals but politically for the Left more deaths are great. What an evil bunch.

We have better treatments then before, cures is way to strong of a word.

[thriftylefty]

Now that Google maps gives me the Covid numbers just the same as it does traffic and transit for an area it makes it easy to avoid Covid knuckleheads. When traveling across country I don't have to stop to eat, sleep, or get gas where it isn't safe for me.

[Cruz Azul Guy]

Originally Posted by calgirlinnc

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Give me a break! You are the one spreading disinformation.

You don’t know if it will hurt them or not. People have died from the vaccine. It is well documented. People have heart issues from the vaccine. It is well documented.

Billions of people have gotten the vaccine and are totally fine. Meanwhile millions have died from COVID.
Anyone looking at the data can easily conclude that COVID is far far more dangerous than the vaccine.

[jeffbase40]

Originally Posted by ChrisC

And you could also be struck with lightning tomorrow or die in a car crash on the freeway. The obvious remedy is to live under a rock and never come out.

You are comparing apples and oranges. Your example is an individual choice that only affects the individual. The choice or "freedom" of people to not get the vaccine actually hurts all of society. That's why you are not free to yell fire in a crowded theater.

[albert648]

Originally Posted by calgirlinnc

Interestingly enough, European countries are moving away from vaccine mandates and towards treatment. The UK’s head virologist why vaccines are a futile effort:

Interesting that it took them that long to come to this conclusion. I came to that conclusion over a year ago when I heard about someone's cat infecting their owner with the virus (or maybe the other way around - but either way it doesn't take too many brain cells to figure out that it's a two way street). The cat survived, the owner got really sick IIRC.

[calgirlinnc]

Originally Posted by albert648

Interesting that it took them that long to come to this conclusion. I came to that conclusion over a year ago when I heard about someone's cat infecting their owner with the virus (or maybe the other way around - but either way it doesn't take too many brain cells to figure out that it's a two way street). The cat survived, the owner got really sick IIRC.

Sweden had it right all along?

[albert648]

Originally Posted by calgirlinnc

Sweden had it right all along?

Of course. The rest of Europe though....what a mess.