Which you undoubtedly screenshot and added to your wankbank of thousands like it
Calling all pure bloods!
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Ad hominem now? You really do need some guidance on proper debate technique.This isnt a debate, please take your childish antics to your parents. They have no place here.
Is this like that one time you got OWNED and stopped commenting on a thread where you were protecting finn and shut your pie when i posted ss of him saying racists things and putting naked men in my profile.
You can't suddenly change mid stream and decide that a debate isn't a debate just because you're doing poorly either. You need to marshal your sources, check their validity, apply critical thinking, and then riposte. The childish tantrum depicted in your gif actually depicts your own behaviour rather than mine.
Also, "childish antics"? "take it to your parents"? Deary me you really are struggling aren't you?
By the way, I didn't stop commenting on that thread and managed to argue my point quite successfully. That, by the way is yet another example of a straw man logical fallacy on your part...
Are you sure you don't want to take me up on my offer of free no obligation lessons on debate technique?
I wasn't going to lose my job. I have a good job and enjoy what I do (even if I complain). I got the vaccine and I don't really care.
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Everyone in the family home is sick, all COVID vaccination recipients.
3 children and 2 adults. All suffering flu like symptoms for 5 days now. Fevers, chills, panting at night, phlegm and loogies. "Feels like their head is going to explode when they cough"
Only the PUREBLOOD bread has resisted the threat, despite going into the home unmasked and babies sneezing in his coffee cup.
Everyone in the family home is sick, all COVID vaccination recipients.
3 children and 2 adults. All suffering flu like symptoms for 5 days now. Fevers, chills, panting at night, phlegm and loogies. "Feels like their head is going to explode when they cough"
Only the PUREBLOOD bread has resisted the threat, despite going into the home unmasked and babies sneezing in his coffee cup.
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I am liking Harry Potter my grandchildren make me watch it lots
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How has this gone five pages?? 🤣🤣🤣
They were mitigated by lockdowns, social distancing, use of masks and other good health practices and, of course, the vaccines were developed. Viruses also tend to mutate into less harmful variants over time.
You mean like the covid virus? That put the whole world in lockdown because it was less harmful? Delta, Omicron, MEGATRON. LOL
Yall got played and im the only pure blood left.
Showing off your vast ignorance of actual science and fact again o mouldy one?
I've had a fair few vaccinations since I was born and they've protected me and others from some very nasty diseases. Mumps, Measles, Rubella, HPV, Meningitis, Polio, Tuberculosis, Pertussis, and a lot more. I'll take any vaccination on offer and I'm grateful to our NHS for providing them.
You stick with your tinfoil hat though.
I've had a fair few vaccinations since I was born and they've protected me and others from some very nasty diseases. Mumps, Measles, Rubella, HPV, Meningitis, Polio, Tuberculosis, Pertussis, and a lot more. I'll take any vaccination on offer and I'm grateful to our NHS for providing them.
You stick with your tinfoil hat though.
The principles are the same. The only people that were required to take the vaccine were those in health care and that's a standard part of their conditions of employment. It was optional for the majority and yet the take up was phenomenal and it saved lives.
The development and approval of the vaccine was accelerated but the principles were well known and both the US and UK regulatory authorities followed their normal principles but on an accelerated path. Some of the vaccines followed the usual inactive or attenuated virus incubated in a suitable growth medium an example of which was the Astra Zeneca vaccine developed in Oxford University research facilities. The ones that seem to attract the tinfoil hat wearers though are the mRNA vaccines. There are some astonishing and incredibly ill-informed to plain moronic claims against these.
In reality mRNA vaccines were first posited in the 1970s and the first actual vaccine developed against flu and tested in mice in the 1990s. The first one tested in humans was against rabies in 2013. There were serious problems with the mRNA degrading in the early vaccines, and this was eventually overcome and the first effective and stable mRNA vaccine was developed against ebola in 2015. It was never used because there was no profit in it for the US based pharmaceutical company that developed it.
In any case, ALL of the vaccines went through the usual testing phases overseen by the regulatory authorities, just on a faster timescale than usual. This was a global emergency and the fast tracking was necessary. In any even the vaccines were highly effective and adverse reaction risks vanishingly small. It should be pointed out that ALL medicines can have adverse effects on a small minority of patients. When the risks were weighed against the benefits, it turned out that the risk of the worst side effects was vanishingly small.
It's certainly a lot safer than the orange baboon's bleach recommendations 🤣
So there you have it. Science 1 tinfoil hat wearers 0.
The development and approval of the vaccine was accelerated but the principles were well known and both the US and UK regulatory authorities followed their normal principles but on an accelerated path. Some of the vaccines followed the usual inactive or attenuated virus incubated in a suitable growth medium an example of which was the Astra Zeneca vaccine developed in Oxford University research facilities. The ones that seem to attract the tinfoil hat wearers though are the mRNA vaccines. There are some astonishing and incredibly ill-informed to plain moronic claims against these.
In reality mRNA vaccines were first posited in the 1970s and the first actual vaccine developed against flu and tested in mice in the 1990s. The first one tested in humans was against rabies in 2013. There were serious problems with the mRNA degrading in the early vaccines, and this was eventually overcome and the first effective and stable mRNA vaccine was developed against ebola in 2015. It was never used because there was no profit in it for the US based pharmaceutical company that developed it.
In any case, ALL of the vaccines went through the usual testing phases overseen by the regulatory authorities, just on a faster timescale than usual. This was a global emergency and the fast tracking was necessary. In any even the vaccines were highly effective and adverse reaction risks vanishingly small. It should be pointed out that ALL medicines can have adverse effects on a small minority of patients. When the risks were weighed against the benefits, it turned out that the risk of the worst side effects was vanishingly small.
It's certainly a lot safer than the orange baboon's bleach recommendations 🤣
So there you have it. Science 1 tinfoil hat wearers 0.
It was an orchestrated FALSE emergency. A fear campaign.
Great way to examine risk. What were the benefits again? mitigating the spread of this DEMONIC virus? Didnt the people that get the vaccine report they were still getting sick and still spreading the virus?
The fact is nobody cares about covid, who is vaccinated and who is not vaccinated anymore. The virus is alive then as it is now but it is not being feared by fuel from the media.
Trump is a far better president and human being than any of these COLORFUL clowns.
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I would like to explore this quote from you.
How was it a fear compaign when millions died? Millions of health workers died engaging and assisting those who were going on ventilator, isolated in hospital wards etc and before you say they were already sick they ranged in ages from birth to adolence, teen to adult and elderly?
Did the government, phamaras pick out from a computer on which ones were going to die?
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