Covfefe-19 The 12th Part: The Only Thing Worse Than This New Board Is TrumpVirus2020

[MichVandal]

https://twitter.com/patriottakes/sta...47419742982145



Awkward...

Person made a bunch of videos cause apparently everything at Trump Towers requires a vaccine.

If they could just eat their young....

[French Rage]

https://twitter.com/patriottakes/sta...47419742982145



Awkward...

Person made a bunch of videos cause apparently everything at Trump Towers requires a vaccine.

Jebbers has such a lovely voice.

[Swansong]

Facts are your friend.

US Fully vaxxed rate: 62%
Florida Fully vaxxed rate: 62%

62% of 22M = 13.6M people vaccinated in Florida.

That's more than the entire population of every state except for California, Texas, and New York.

Hardly 0 demand.

I can't find the article I read about this, but this summer there were a bunch of people claiming that Florida's gigantic Delta surge shouldn't have been happening if the vaccines were that effective, with regard to their average vaccination rate.

More info showed that a lot of their snowbird population would go there, get vaccinated (since demand was relatively low), then retreat to NY/NJ/MA/Hoth. So sure, they count as being a Florida resident and being vaccinated, but don't really mean anything to the issue at hand.


So again, I'd say that Florida is ****ing up the numbers, but this time not actively.

[MichVandal]

Facts are your friend.

US Fully vaxxed rate: 62%
Florida Fully vaxxed rate: 62%

62% of 22M = 13.6M people vaccinated in Florida.

That's more than the entire population of every state except for California, Texas, and New York.

Hardly 0 demand.

That's all hopeful and all. But Florida specifically said that they would not accurately be reporting any COVID news. I hope you are more correct than not, but I do find it hard to believe that Florida went from one of the states with the worst death rates to one of the best.

Especially with deathsantis promoting some pre treatment that's not a vaccine. Last time he promoted anything, he was profiting on it.

[Jeb2020]

Yeah, health insurance rates need to be adjusted based on covid vaccine.

Should also be adjusted for obesity, man tiits, and high levels of estrogen.

my guess, Covidian rates through the roof.

[Jeb2020]

Even relatively healthy, Covid is a cold.

Your health is your responsibility.

[dxmnkd316]

We know your thoughts, what will Germany have to say about it?

I think you'll know in about another 3-4 weeks if you're really going or not.

That was my thoughts exactly. Agreed completely.

edit: lol. Thought this was the covid thread. Oops.

edit 2: moved to the COVID thread

[Jeb2020]

So weird, the only reason the NorthEast was hit hard early on is because they were the first hit. After that no other areas had an excuse because we had discovered what it took to get things under control.

So I was told from the New found religious cult, Covidians.

Rhode Island, with 87% of the entire population at least partially vaccinated and 95% of everyone over 12 at least partially vaccinated has the highest case rate in the US and is nearing all time highs

[Drew S.]

Netherlands is going to have a month long lockdown. I wish we would do the same thing here.

[Jeb2020]

Netherlands is going to have a month long lockdown. I wish we would do the same thing here.

[Jeb2020]

Vermont records 100% vaccinated but they have the highest rate of infection in America. What is the science on that phenomena?

[rufus]

Netherlands is going to have a month long lockdown. I wish we would do the same thing here.

Today's World Cup cyclocross races there held without spectators

[cF[Authentic]]

Netherlands is going to have a month long lockdown. I wish we would do the same thing here.

I haven't looked at it, but the problem is with open borders, it's still going to wreak havoc a month later.

Everyone in the EU needs to take the same decision or it's just going to be waves.

[leswp1]

No, it’s against the law for them to deny treatment based on ability to pay.

Actually, this is not true. You decide if it is an emergency and if it is not deemed an emergency you can discharge from the ER and tell the person to follow up. When I was in Practice they did this all the time- book tests for the patient but when the pt showed up they required the pt pay ahead of the test. Most people couldn't afford so never followed thru.

Have a question I haven't seen addressed- what happens to all those people who had the monoclonal antibodies? They usually wear off in abt 90 days. You can't get a vax until after that. The immunity from previous disease is mostly not effective against the Omicron but I haven't seen if MA are still effective. Also as time goes on immunity wanes as you head toward the end of 90 days. Anyone have thoughts/seen anything addressing this?

[Drew S.]

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...le-with-covid/