By your anti-abortion rhetoric i took you as Pro-Life not Pro-Choice.I'm Pro Choice by the way and not anti-anything.
By your anti-abortion rhetoric i took you as Pro-Life not Pro-Choice.I'm Pro Choice by the way and not anti-anything.
The distinction is whether they are helping people understand the actual science.So OK for some, but “sideways” for others. What exactly is the distinction, political affiliation?
oh Biden was in a Press Conference and Maddow was parroting it on her show….
You mean while the Science itself is being ignored.The distinction is whether they are helping people understand the actual science.
It’s in the middle.
If one person has a coin, it helps them a little. Maybe they flip heads, maybe they don’t. If almost everyone has a coin, it makes it very hard for the disease to spread, because it keeps running into people who flip heads.
Who are you quoting? I never claimed it was a failure, just that it doesn’t provide the immunity that most other vaccines do.The distinction is whether they are helping people understand the actual science.
“Some people still get infected, therefore the vaccine is a failure”
Bite hard on this logic Kicker 2.0. I am 100% against abortion and I never have rhetoric on this subject. Keep hitting lower buddy. I got balls of steel. I'm glad your back to be honest. I want everyone to have this on record: I will not walk away and turn my back when I see you at the fields. In fact, I will stay to my left side with plenty of room and I will not say a word to you. I will only stare at you in your eyes as I walk by. That is it. Anything else that happens is on you. Wow kicker, you went low today but my balls are made of steel....lol!!!By your anti-abortion rhetoric i took you as Pro-Life not Pro-Choice.
Yes, back when the tobacco industry was the one trying to convince people to not trust science.Remember when smoking was legal on airplanes?
Who did they work for?Remember when Doctors promoted smoking?
Everyone is out with Covid, no drivers, no stockers.What up BTW, with the empty shelves in some of the blue check cities. My friend in DC went shopping last night and reported all the shelves were bare. My bro up in San Francisco said the same thing: not completely bare but pretty much Soviet. Here in LA the shelves are also sparsely stocked...but maybe sixty percent full. Are the panicked 1/3 going out and buying up all the water and TP again to hunker down (and is that enough to cause supermarket collapse in the deep blue check cities), or are supply lines beginning to strain due to so many people out sick?
Not as protective as most other vaccines?Who are you quoting? I never claimed it was a failure, just that it doesn’t provide the immunity that most other vaccines do.
Not to mention, how do you quantify “some” cause that percentage is rising and rapidly approaching what I would call “most”.
There are reasons to reduce transmission, even when you can't get R<1.
All the nessie graphs where omicron COVID has taken off belie this point. I can't believe you are even making it against the omicron. It's exactly stuff like this which is going to start people (who even CNN has admitted have stopped listening to you) to turn on you. From the data we know the Pfizer booster even 10 weeks out is IIRC 15% effective at stopping transmission, declining.
Freeways in la seem awful light too. A usual 50 minute commute today took 25 minutes and that was with a traffic break. Don’t know if anyone has actual data.Everyone is out with Covid, no drivers, no stockers.
No there aren’t. Hospitals aren’t being overwhelmed (they aren’t…even cdc director has spoken about with/covid). There’s no magic solution on the horizon (before everyone gets it). The only thing you are doing is pushing out infections into another wave by leaving dry brush. And a lot of the unvaxxed has natural immunity at this pointThere are reasons to reduce transmission, even when you can't get R<1.
Post the link to the claim of 15%.No there aren’t. Hospitals aren’t being overwhelmed (they aren’t…even cdc director has spoken about with/covid). There’s no magic solution on the horizon (before everyone gets it). The only thing you are doing is pushing out infections into another wave by leaving dry brush. And a lot of the unvaxxed has natural immunity at this point
on the other hand, there are huge downsides to forcing people who are only slightly more contagious than others such as by depriving them of access to civic life. Cost/benefit. Try it sometime.
at a minimum, you’re the one that always decries anything less than perfect accuracy. Pot meet kettle. You know the 50% thing is false with the omicron…drop your false talking point.
Everyone is out with Covid, no drivers, no stockers.
It’s in the chart posted above. Moderna was higher. Not sure if the 10 week figure is 15% or 25% (can’t recall which is why I said iirc) but that was at the limit of the time period boosters tracked at it was declining. It’s not 50%. You know it. Just fess up and say you were using an exaggerated talking point (we all do it…you always accuse others of doing it….pot kettle). Otherwise please post a finding that says 10+ weeks out Pfizer remains at 50% efficiency (here’s a hint: you can find one for moderna but also declining).Post the link to the claim of 15%.
My bet is you're misinterpreting the study again.
It’s in the chart posted above. Moderna was higher. Not sure if the 10 week figure is 15% or 25% (can’t recall which is why I said iirc) but that was at the limit of the time period boosters tracked at it was declining. It’s not 50%. You know it. Just fess up and say you were using an exaggerated talking point (we all do it…you always accuse others of doing it….pot kettle). Otherwise please post a finding that says 10+ weeks out Pfizer remains at 50% efficiency (here’s a hint: you can find one for moderna but also declining).