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Every medication sold in the US legally is approved for limited use cases unless otherwise specified. You can usually tell which are which, one is called over the counter (you can buy it in a drug store or even online) the other is ONLY available by prescription or under doctors' supervision. So to answer YOUR question, how many are expected to take non-approved vaccines", the answer is NONE. Absolutely none at all. But, the current vaccines ARE APPROVED. We go around and around this tree, so my misinformation is repeated constantly. |
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In my experience, the color of your skin does not alter or drive your actions in and of itself, however behavior is certainly affected by the culture in which you live. Instead of the constant generalizations, perhaps a recognition of that FACT would help. |
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Thank you for your civil reply, I did misinterpret your reply. My bad! |
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I never understood what that meant in the context of behavior. White skin does not predict you will be a good person, a great earner or whatever, not does black skin act as a predictor of the obvious. BUT I suppose it is easier to just generalize… |
Masks are NOT going to make the virus go away. I have no intention of wearing a mask in public the rest of my life. I tried to be reasonable about wearing them BEFORE the vaccination, but not any more. I am not interested in protecting those that refuse to be vaccinated. I would expect no more from you all if I did not wish vaccination. I do not get the flu shot and have never had the flu, but I would not blame you if or when I do ever catch the flu.. It is my responsibility, not anyone else's. Do not force me to wear a mask when I cannot catch the virus or transmit it. If I knew that I was going to have to wear a mask the rest of my life, I would never have gotten vaccinated. We are sending a great message to folks by telling them that they will still have to wear a mask after getting vaccinated to protect them from infection.
Common sense anyone? |
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Since I am 81 I wasn't at all worried about the long term effects of the vaccine. I may have viewed it far differently had I been of child bearing age. I am grateful for the Moderna that my husband and I took and the Pfizer that our Helene took and the fact that our grandchildren and daughter and son in law were also vaccinated. At no time was I FEARful. I had the choice to self isolate and I had some boon companions. I also had plenty of things to do to occupy my mind and to enjoy. I must admit I was so happy when the news came that we could get the vaccine. Sometimes we have to decide to trust others. I see NO reason by the Center for Disease Control would have an agenda to harm us. Dr. Fauci is well known and respected in his field and has served under both parties and respected by both until this one. I did a little reading and the initial person chosen as director of National Public Health was criticized during the pandemic in the early 1900's for sounding the alarm that ships were coming into San Francisco with dead people aboard and he said that something new was killing these people. He was the recipient of many scathing attacks from those in power in Washington D.C. at the time. I will try to find that article again. |
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This one reminded me of the old adage, "The more things change, the more they stay the same"... It's not just pandemics - google "The Mexican Repatriation" in 1930s. Amazing how similar (actually in some ways worse) to today. |
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I found this article while looking for the one on Dr. Kinyoun. San Francisco plague of 1900–1904 - Wikipedia |
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The nostrils and throat are the point of entry before the vaccine works its magic. But the vaccine shouldn't have any effect on the initial exposure load, or does it? I don't believe the vaccines have the ability to kill the virus on initial contact, but maybe I'm wrong. That said, let's ignore the fact that the Delta variant is much more contagious for a moment. If the more subtle variants can be transmitted by droplets in the UNvaccinated's respiratory system, why shouldn't droplets in the vaccinated be just as prone to transmission, contrary to what the CDC and WHO has said? And if they are indeed equally transmissible, that would explain why a much more contagious variant (Delta) is wreaking such havoc. |
This is not the first time that politics and race have entered into the discussion of a pandemic.
Dr. Kinyoun went on to become the first national director of public health. Plague of Kinyounism: The Caricatures of Bacteriology in 1900 San Francisco | Social History of Medicine | Oxford Academic |
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How many folks does anyone on here know that have died from the vaccination? I bet a lot of us know folks that have died that did NOT get vaccinated. Maybe it hadn't been "approved" at the time they were infected? Go ahead and take a chance. After all, most folks on here have lived a long life and are ready to go soon, anyway. Right? Take a chance with those few years you have left. I wonder how many on here are just hoping for a few more years, months, days with their spouse or children. Those are the ones that are hoping that the vaccine is their miracle that will prolong their lives a little bit longer. Others are worried that their might be long term effects from the vaccine. Why? Because you feel that 30 years from now, you might be affected? You are NOT taking a chance by getting the shot. You are taking a chance NOT getting the shot. Ever heard of the game called Russian roulette? Someone takes a revolver and puts one bullet in it and spins the cylinder. Then you aim it at yourself and pull the trigger with the hope that the firing pin falls on one of the five empty cylinders. Think of the vaccine as a totally empty revolver and the idea of not getting the shot as one cylinder with a bullet in it. Do you wish to take the chance or the guarantee? |
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It refers to ethnicity, not skin color as a source. |
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Armchair coaching is fine when talking about basketball or football, but when millions of lives are at stake, I will listen to experts. They may not be perfect, they may make mistakes, they may even change their minds, but they KNOW one help of a lot more than I do. So, no thank you, I will not make a guess or supposition. |
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Likewise, some may result in higher viral loads, some may get killed earlier in the attempted infection process, some may get fatally damaged with early contact and rendered incapable of infecting others. We just don't know which is which at this point. So the droplets from a vaccinated individual might be less infectious. But also remember, the only way this nasal carriage is an issue in the vaccinated is in a breakthrough case, which is a small percentage. The rest of the vaccinated are not carrying the virus (we think for now). And also, even for the small percentage of the vaccinated that can spread the virus, they have to find a susceptible host (generally an unvaccinated person). And that is why the CDC guidance to have vaccinated individuals "mask up" is , well, questionable. (I was going to say a joke, but there are many who have lost a loved one and I wouldn't want to offend them) |
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For further edification, if you are interested and capable, I'd recommend reading another report from KFF. It examines the attitude and reasons of those who have not been vaccinated. An important, very important, variable examined is people who report they are hesitant awaiting more information [these are people who have been waiting but eventually mostly getting shots] vs those who refuse and have no intention of getting a shot no matter what. Data is available. Interpretation is not difficult. |
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All he had to do was appeal to his cult supporters. Get the jab in front of the cameras and make a big splash like all of our other living ex-presidents did with their wives. All he had to do was be a proponent of the vaccine effort. He did none of that. So, we have a huge group (of basically young white Republican men) who refuse the get the vaccine as a political statement. Just peachy! |
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This is not meant to be racist, just factual. What percentage of the U.S. black population are vaccinated against Covid-19 - Bing |
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No one around to record this history? A little alarmist, don't you think? And, the vaccine isn't going to stop this virus. It's becoming more and more apparent that the vaccinated continue to contract the disease. Thankfully, in most of those cases, the symptoms are minor. I suspect this virus is going to out live all of us here in TV. |
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Children are not allowed in class without vaccinations. This is NOT a novel first time ever people have mandated vaccinations to make society safe, in fact this may be the first time vaccinations have NOT been mandated in this situation. |
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Well today the Pres says he wants to offer 100$ to each new vaxer. As much as prev vaxered people are going to complain and ask for their money also, it really doesn't matter, ANYTHING to get these people on board |
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Now the FDA has been working toward FINAL approval. The FDA has to inspect and certify every factory manufacturing the vaccines and that every employee and factory line has a high degree of QUALITY CONTROL. That's what has taken a long time - the vaccines MUST be without problems because lives depend on it. And the public's ACCEPTANCE of the vaccine depends on it. Historically, one batch of the sugar-cube polio vaccine had live poliovirus in them and CAUSED many polio cases. This was probably (?) the origin point of the anti-vaccine sentiment. |
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I don't care about the unvaccinated. That is their chose. But don't tell me I have
I don't care about the unvaccinated including people in my own family. Hopefully if they get it their simtoms will be minor. That is by their chose. But don't tell me that because of them I have to start wearing a mask again, then their chose is infringing on my life. What worries me is that if everyone does not get vaccinated more variants will come out that the vaccine does not work against. Mid 70's with respiratory problems if their chose gives me even minor problems they could kill me.
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