Vaccine

A total goal post move waiting on the world.

Those in the US that have wanted to get vaxxed have. Time to move on and live life.

For the vast majority of us vaxxes dont make much of a difference anyway. We pretend otherwise (look at the urgency to get kids vaxxed). The only group really at risk is the old and/or individual with serious health issues. If you don't fall into one of those 2 categories the risk is negligible.
After a year I don't believe we really know all the risk. The only difference is the tyrannical interventions that proves we have more sheep in this country than New Zealand. Never though I'd see the day when a NZ Prime minister would blatantly admit that the Kiwi government is creating two classes of people.
 
Two informative links followed up by opinions/actions by Bill Maher and Ice Cube. Well played....well played.
Watch this and the next video for more follow up NorCal Dad. WTF up and stop watching fake news!!!!

 
The desperation in the Evermaskers is painfully obvious when people start talking about going back to normal.
There has been a small uptick in California this week in cases and positivity. If we look at last year it was the same time that the winter wave began it’s slow start. Start of the winter wave?

if so the desperation of the Evermaskers/Forciblevaxxees is going to get quite epic and things will be taking a turn for the ugly if the wave winds up to be even moderately big
 
There has been a small uptick in California this week in cases and positivity. If we look at last year it was the same time that the winter wave began it’s slow start. Start of the winter wave?

if so the desperation of the Evermaskers/Forciblevaxxees is going to get quite epic and things will be taking a turn for the ugly if the wave winds up to be even moderately big
I think the logical thing is to assume as a respiratory disease it will act like the FLU. IE During winter months you will see more of it.

Most of us will say...OK...it is what it is. Many will think that is a reason to keep restrictions on year by year.
 
There has been a small uptick in California this week in cases and positivity. If we look at last year it was the same time that the winter wave began it’s slow start. Start of the winter wave?

if so the desperation of the Evermaskers/Forciblevaxxees is going to get quite epic and things will be taking a turn for the ugly if the wave winds up to be even moderately big
It is interesting that the July 2020 peak in hospitalizations in OC (first wave) in was around 700. The peak for the third wave in August 2021 was close to 600, around 90% of whom were not fully vaccinated. So will a fourth wave look like the second, with more than 2000 hospitalizations in OC and will those hospitalized be mostly unvaccinated as in the most recent wave? We will know within a few months.
 
This video from the G20 is something else, never thought I'd see the day where America is treated and disrespected like this.

Scroll through to when they bring in doctors and first responders and disperse them amongst the world leaders for the photo, tells you all you need to know about Xiden and those who voted for him.

 
I think the logical thing is to assume as a respiratory disease it will act like the FLU. IE During winter months you will see more of it.

Most of us will say...OK...it is what it is. Many will think that is a reason to keep restrictions on year by year.

The logical thing is to look at the data, which has seen surges in July 2020, January 2021, and September 2021.
 
This video from the G20 is something else, never thought I'd see the day where America is treated and disrespected like this.

Scroll through to when they bring in doctors and first responders and disperse them amongst the world leaders for the photo, tells you all you need to know about Xiden and those who voted for him.

Sell soul to money and this is what you get. It goes to the deepest of our souls. 30 silver coins is all it took to betray the Truth. TGIFS!!!
 
The logical thing is to look at the data, which has seen surges in July 2020, January 2021, and September 2021.
Right, you and logic, that's comical. You voted for an old babbling idiot with dementia. Ah, come to think of it, this describes you, now it all makes sense. That's logic.
 
It is interesting that the July 2020 peak in hospitalizations in OC (first wave) in was around 700. The peak for the third wave in August 2021 was close to 600, around 90% of whom were not fully vaccinated. So will a fourth wave look like the second, with more than 2000 hospitalizations in OC and will those hospitalized be mostly unvaccinated as in the most recent wave? We will know within a few months.
I'll say the next hospitalization wave due to COVID will be significantly lower.

Current evidence suggests those most at risk of hospitalization are unvaccinated and also haven't had it yet but that is not particularly straightforward to determine. It also likely matters which variant someone caught and the length of time since the vaccination/booster.

It makes sense to focus on overall hospitalizations going forward as testing positive doesn't always indicate symptoms are present or the symptoms are no more than that of a cold. This scenario is/should be more common going forward if the vaccine truly protects from hospitalization as evidence suggests. Here's my unresearched take. After the current wave (which is still playing out a bit in the northern states), the virus and/or vaccine has been well spread across US population, and a large portion of the US was back to very near-normal activity. Assuming "breakthrough" infections are not rampant and not as severe (It's bad if R >1 AND the hospitalization rate is near to what it was), the states that have been back to normal won't see a nearly as significant rise in hospitalizations as they did previously. Those states with many restrictions may see a bigger percentage rise compared to the states without restrictions as they go back to normal or a slower, longer low rise if they continue restrictions (flatten the curve scenario). Now if breakthrough infections are common enough to create an R > 1 and infections are as severe there's no end in sight. Fortunately, there is no evidence of this.

Reasons to be optimistic things will improve
- Our immune system has a long history of surviving viruses about 99% of those who get COVID survive (98.2% of those who test positive)
- The vaccine offers protection from variants.
- Having gone through our population, many of those at the highest risk have already been exposed.
- Many states have been back to normal so their "R" isn't artificially low due to behavior modifications.
- Treatments are improving

There's still time to start exercising more and losing some weight. In some cases, this can lower your risk more than the vaccine. Also, lower weight and better aerobic health "works" regardless of the variant.
 
I'll say the next hospitalization wave due to COVID will be significantly lower.

Current evidence suggests those most at risk of hospitalization are unvaccinated and also haven't had it yet but that is not particularly straightforward to determine. It also likely matters which variant someone caught and the length of time since the vaccination/booster.

It makes sense to focus on overall hospitalizations going forward as testing positive doesn't always indicate symptoms are present or the symptoms are no more than that of a cold. This scenario is/should be more common going forward if the vaccine truly protects from hospitalization as evidence suggests. Here's my unresearched take. After the current wave (which is still playing out a bit in the northern states), the virus and/or vaccine has been well spread across US population, and a large portion of the US was back to very near-normal activity. Assuming "breakthrough" infections are not rampant and not as severe (It's bad if R >1 AND the hospitalization rate is near to what it was), the states that have been back to normal won't see a nearly as significant rise in hospitalizations as they did previously. Those states with many restrictions may see a bigger percentage rise compared to the states without restrictions as they go back to normal or a slower, longer low rise if they continue restrictions (flatten the curve scenario). Now if breakthrough infections are common enough to create an R > 1 and infections are as severe there's no end in sight. Fortunately, there is no evidence of this.

Reasons to be optimistic things will improve
- Our immune system has a long history of surviving viruses about 99% of those who get COVID survive (98.2% of those who test positive)
- The vaccine offers protection from variants.
- Having gone through our population, many of those at the highest risk have already been exposed.
- Many states have been back to normal so their "R" isn't artificially low due to behavior modifications.
- Treatments are improving

There's still time to start exercising more and losing some weight. In some cases, this can lower your risk more than the vaccine. Also, lower weight and better aerobic health "works" regardless of the variant.
I got it and I am in the best shape of my life. My wife loves me, my ds called me yesterday to just say hi and not ask for $$$ and my dd is turning the corner from being 17. The logical reasoning in my brain is that I have nothing to worry about and neither does my family, who got it already too. We have strong Cherokee bloodline ((where the Braves got their name)) mixed with super strong William Wallace Scottish Highlander Bloodline. We are a powerful magnet of love K&S. I can;t wait to share more good news about my family. The tide is turning. Fucking Golden Gate has his head up his ass. I wish I could share all the gossip in my family but it's best I keep it on the down low bro. Goat is going places is all I can say.....lol!!! TGIFS!!!!
 
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