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That's a logic fail. More than 2 million Washingtonians over the age of 18 are not fully vaccinated now--and, of course, no one was fully vaccinated on 1/16/21. The vast majority of people weren't fully vaccinated for months after that.Alexis said:The state of Washington has approximately 7.61 million people.
Number of vaccinations administered in the State of WA since 1/16/21 (The date of the first vax) 9.78 million
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA prior to any vaccinations: approx 3600
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA after vaccinations started: approx 3400
So, seems like we could blame the the fairly small number of unvaxxed magatards, (In King County it is currently less than 15%) or, like any sane person would do, we could point to the fact that the fucking vaccine is as worthless as John Donovan.
The fully vaccinated aren't dying. They just aren't.
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See the Gert thread. It was all very obvious from the start.RaceBannon said:
This is stupid on at least two levelsHHusky said:
For at least the same reason we cared about antibiotics being over prescribed. Because the acts or omissions of others can increase the ability of the infective organism to mutate and become resistant to our treatments.Tequilla said:HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not?
Over prescribing anti biotics is bad
The same applies to what we are seeing with this vax everyone approach
Resistant strains
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I'm going to save a lot of money eating at home and getting rid of my $200/mo gym membership.Tequilla said:
It's like the Democrats will do anything to destroy THIS economy.
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Neither are many other people. 7000 in a year and a half out of 6.91 million. (if you actually believe the numbers) Vast majority over retirement age. Stacked like cordwood I guess.HHusky said:
That's a logic fail. More than 2 million Washingtonians over the age of 18 are not fully vaccinated now--and, of course, no one was fully vaccinated on 1/16/21. The vast majority of people weren't fully vaccinated for months after that.Alexis said:The state of Washington has approximately 7.61 million people.
Number of vaccinations administered in the State of WA since 1/16/21 (The date of the first vax) 9.78 million
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA prior to any vaccinations: approx 3600
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA after vaccinations started: approx 3400
So, seems like we could blame the the fairly small number of unvaxxed magatards, (In King County it is currently less than 15%) or, like any sane person would do, we could point to the fact that the fucking vaccine is as worthless as John Donovan.
The fully vaccinated aren't dying. They just aren't. -
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/08/20/1029628471/highly-vaccinated-israel-is-seeing-a-dramatic-surge-in-new-covid-cases-heres-why
That means only 58% of Israel's total citizenry is fully vaccinated. Experts say that's not nearly high enough.
"We have a very large fraction of our population who are paying the price for a small fraction of the population who did not go to get the vaccine," said Eran Segal of the Weizmann Institute of Science, who advises the Israeli government on COVID-19.
Unvaccinated people helped fuel the rapid spread of the virus while the country remained open for business in recent months with few serious restrictions.
"That will lead to mass infection, which is exactly what we are seeing now," said Segal. -
All this bullshit because Joe fucked up Afghanistan and Milley is a fucking traitor
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That's gonna go over like a fart in church East of the Cascades.Tequilla said:
We're not gonna take it......any more.
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That's your explanation for Tequilla starting this thread?RaceBannon said:All this bullshit because Joe fucked up Afghanistan and Milley is a fucking traitor
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More movement/interaction is going to create more spreadAlexis said:
They're also more vaccinatedTequilla said:
People are also much more free moving in 2021 than they were the first 9 months of the pandemic in 2020Alexis said:The state of Washington has approximately 7.61 million people.
Number of vaccinations administered in the State of WA since 1/16/21 (The date of the first vax) 9.78 million
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA prior to any vaccinations: approx 3600
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA after vaccinations started: approx 3400
So, seems like we could blame the the fairly small number of unvaxxed magatards, (In King County it is currently less than 15%) or, like any sane person would do, we could point to the fact that the fucking vaccine is as worthless as John Donovan.
What you’re suggesting is a reach at best -
Fuck offHHusky said:
That's your explanation for Tequilla starting this thread?RaceBannon said:All this bullshit because Joe fucked up Afghanistan and Milley is a fucking traitor
Its my explanation for your dumbass contradicting yourself every other post spouting bullshit about the vax
The thread was started because fascist cunts like you are taking away freedoms
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Seattle and King County aren't East of the Cascades.PurpleThrobber said:
That's gonna go over like a fart in church East of the Cascades.Tequilla said:
We're not gonna take it......any more.
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Fuck off.HHusky said:
Seattle and King County aren't East of the Cascades.PurpleThrobber said:
That's gonna go over like a fart in church East of the Cascades.Tequilla said:
We're not gonna take it......any more.
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Just like small pox.HHusky said:
No one has to help Covid's process of mutation along by voluntarily serving as a petri dish. And while vaccinated people are not necessarily immune, that is true of all vaccinations. No reason to make improvement the enemy of perfection.Tequilla said:
And as others have noted …HHusky said:
For at least the same reason we cared about antibiotics being over prescribed. Because the acts or omissions of others can increase the ability of the infective organism to mutate and become resistant to our medicines.Tequilla said:HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not?
Vaccinated individuals aren’t immune from getting COVID or spreading it
Is there really evidence that COVID won’t continue to mutate? Data would suggest that it will -
POLIO!!!!Bob_C said:
Just like small pox.HHusky said:
No one has to help Covid's process of mutation along by voluntarily serving as a petri dish. And while vaccinated people are not necessarily immune, that is true of all vaccinations. No reason to make improvement the enemy of perfection.Tequilla said:
And as others have noted …HHusky said:
For at least the same reason we cared about antibiotics being over prescribed. Because the acts or omissions of others can increase the ability of the infective organism to mutate and become resistant to our medicines.Tequilla said:HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not?
Vaccinated individuals aren’t immune from getting COVID or spreading it
Is there really evidence that COVID won’t continue to mutate? Data would suggest that it will
AND HORSE PILLS, DAMNIT!
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Ok.doogie said:I don’t do masks.
It’s my mission in life to confront any one of you, rather directly I might add, that dares to say one fucking word to me as I freely associate with whoever the fuck I want whenever I want.
It’s my God given right and only He can take that away.
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It's about the hospitalizations, dumbfuck.HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se -
So basically the exact same as before the vaxx was introduced.HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
Is your first, middle or last name Lemming?
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3600 dead out of a state of 7.1 million, and that's over a year and a half
and Hhusky continues to act like it's the Plague 2 and hide under his bed and defend fascist losers -
The shots are causing it to mutate. Not my opinion, that's a fact.HHusky said:
For at least the same reason we cared about antibiotics being over prescribed. Because the acts or omissions of others can increase the ability of the infective organism to mutate and become resistant to our treatments.Tequilla said:HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not?
Fun fact for you that you will ignore, but kids (no shots) have a lower chance at dying than do "vaccinated" people. -
God forbid you go down that path with any of the vaxx cult.BleachedAnusDawg said:
The shots are causing it to mutate. Not my opinion, that's a fact.HHusky said:
For at least the same reason we cared about antibiotics being over prescribed. Because the acts or omissions of others can increase the ability of the infective organism to mutate and become resistant to our treatments.Tequilla said:HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not?
Fun fact for you that you will ignore, but kids (no shots) have a lower chance at dying than do "vaccinated" people.
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Great reset does not need small business comrade.hardhat said:So if a child doesn't have the vaccine because they're too young, people will have to get a covid test just to go out to dinner. That will do wonders for small business.
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Pretty bleak hospital numbers out there. Best to be safe.
https://data.rgj.com/covid-19-hospital-capacity/washington/53/king-county/53033/ -
Ultimately this leads to a social credit score, which leads to the government having near total control of people's lives.Tequilla said:
Have you ever seen me advocate for people not getting vaccinated?HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
IF life went back to normal with vaccinations (of which we have a high % in Seattle), then we wouldn’t have a need for vaccine identifications (which is going to be a massive burden on businesses, notably small business) or the need for masks amongst the vaccinated
I agree with you in that the vaccine provides benefits to prevent serious illness …
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not? -
“Science”, lolHHusky said:
That's a logic fail. More than 2 million Washingtonians over the age of 18 are not fully vaccinated now--and, of course, no one was fully vaccinated on 1/16/21. The vast majority of people weren't fully vaccinated for months after that.Alexis said:The state of Washington has approximately 7.61 million people.
Number of vaccinations administered in the State of WA since 1/16/21 (The date of the first vax) 9.78 million
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA prior to any vaccinations: approx 3600
Number of covid deaths in the State of WA after vaccinations started: approx 3400
So, seems like we could blame the the fairly small number of unvaxxed magatards, (In King County it is currently less than 15%) or, like any sane person would do, we could point to the fact that the fucking vaccine is as worthless as John Donovan.
The fully vaccinated aren't dying. They just aren't. -
Why so bleak in heavily-vaccinated, super-compliant King County?Bob_C said:Pretty bleak hospital numbers out there. Best to be safe.
https://data.rgj.com/covid-19-hospital-capacity/washington/53/king-county/53033/
Biden Country if there ever was one, yet... -
HH is a fucking loser so it makes senseFire_Marshall_Bill said:3600 dead out of a state of 7.1 million, and that's over a year and a half
and Hhusky continues to act like it's the Plague 2 and hide under his bed and defend fascist losers -
Why doesn’t Harborview simply open back up the hospital beds they closed off and eliminated staffing for?TurdBomber said:
Why so bleak in heavily-vaccinated, super-compliant King County?Bob_C said:Pretty bleak hospital numbers out there. Best to be safe.
https://data.rgj.com/covid-19-hospital-capacity/washington/53/king-county/53033/
Biden Country if there ever was one, yet...
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OBK is back, bitches!DerekJohnson said:
Ultimately this leads to a social credit score, which leads to the government having near total control of people's lives.Tequilla said:
Have you ever seen me advocate for people not getting vaccinated?HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
IF life went back to normal with vaccinations (of which we have a high % in Seattle), then we wouldn’t have a need for vaccine identifications (which is going to be a massive burden on businesses, notably small business) or the need for masks amongst the vaccinated
I agree with you in that the vaccine provides benefits to prevent serious illness …
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not?
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Does this mean I won’t be able to go to Husky games any more?DerekJohnson said:
Ultimately this leads to a social credit score, which leads to the government having near total control of people's lives.Tequilla said:
Have you ever seen me advocate for people not getting vaccinated?HHusky said:
But the vaccine is a present solution to becoming seriously ill or dying. There are virtually no cases of fully vaccinated people dying from breakthrough infections unless their health was already precarious. If everyone would get vaccinated, we could get back to normal for now at least.Tequilla said:
How does that make sense?HHusky said:
There are people that can’t get vaccinated … how do you suggest that works?
I’d ask about how you consider those that have religious (or related) objections … but I suspect you don’t have any pity on that
Moreover, there’s lots of data out there comparing what’s going on in Israel and Sweden …
We know the vaccinations help … but it would appear that the vaccine isn’t a long term solution per se
IF life went back to normal with vaccinations (of which we have a high % in Seattle), then we wouldn’t have a need for vaccine identifications (which is going to be a massive burden on businesses, notably small business) or the need for masks amongst the vaccinated
I agree with you in that the vaccine provides benefits to prevent serious illness …
But at the same time, as someone vaccinated, why should I care about somebody else being vaccinated or not?
