Vaxcees 2021

[~RustyGunZ~]

Originally Posted by Eŋg

using the terms 'we', 'ncg' and 'boarder' unironically on netcees in 2021 is unsettling.

focus more on actualising as a well-rounded (no pun intended) human being, rather than your esteem in this haggard 'community' which one of us breathes, and the other rarely frequents.

you have a wife and child, no? look after them. this shit ain't that serious, bro.

btw he is more talented but i am pretty good. i've bedded at least 3 women with poetry. that's lothario shit. savage.

Womp womp

[yzeOne]

Originally Posted by Amen

No, I’m fully aware the vaccines purpose isn’t the shield you from contracting, but to help the body fight off the virus and limit the risk of death. But one intention which still has yet to be answered is once vaccinated - limit the risk or remove the risk of spreading... Thats obviously not the case, now is it?

They DO limit the risk of spreading... your anecdotal mother in law is an exception, not the norm... the vaccines reduce the risk of death to nearly zero and hospitalization to a negligible percent... if people are getting less sick, for less time, that will naturally reduce transmission windows... it's also possible she contracted the virus before the vaccine had enough time to boost her immune system... I could pull up numbers and data to show you what I mean, but I don't care enough to dig up the medical journals and you probably don't care enough to read them

It's not ineffective because it doesn't immediately make you bulletproof... ask your primary care physician if you have questions on how it works, how safe they are to take, if there will be any complications with your known allergies, etc... I'm sure they'll be happy to answer your concerns

[Answer]

Originally Posted by Amen

Mother in law was vaccinated a month ago, just contracted the virus and has also spread it to her husband - my father in law..

The vaccines do reduce the risk of contracting the virus. I haven’t done any research to either confirm nor deny that they make it less likely for hospitalizations or severe cases if you do contract covid.

Which vaccine did she receive?
First dose or second dose?
If applicable, What was the date of her second dose, or if the one-shot j&j vaccine what was the date of her only dose?
What date did she get covid?
How was she diagnosed with covid? (Rapid testing, pcr, self-diagnosed)
How many times did she test positive for covid? (Not including any times she may have tested positive before the vaccine)
What were her symptoms?

Was your father vaccinated?
If yes, the same 6 questions


Literally all of these questions need to be answered before you can even claim that you have anecdotal evidence, which is still just the rare case that is inevitably going to happen when the vaccine is 90-95% effective. That 5-10% is going to play a bigger role when you’re referring to over 100 million people

[Amen]

I’m good.

And no, she did not have the virus a month ago as she was tested days prior to receiving her vaccine for work.

[Answer]

Originally Posted by Amen

I’m good.

Surprise, antivaxxers are confronted with providing evidence, and they have nothing to offer

[Amen]

That wasn’t directed at you.

It was for the comment regarding me discussing how “safe” vaccines are with a doctor before yours, idiot.

[veritas]

No for me. No vaccine.

[Diode]

all the people that i expected to be stupid about this are.

[uh-oh]

Originally Posted by yzeOne

the vaccines reduce the risk of death to nearly zero and hospitalization to a negligible percent...

the risk of death from covid is nearly zero and hospitalization is negligible to begin with

[Amen]

Originally Posted by uh-oh

the risk of death from covid is nearly zero and hospitalization is negligible to begin with

FAQZ.

[Pharaohs Army]

You guys sound uninformed about the virus

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by veritas

No for me. No vaccine.

shocking

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by Diode

all the people that i expected to be stupid about this are.

FAQZ

[Lepreshaun]

The vaccine works

My coworker who’s fully vaccinated w moderna caught covid from a patient on Friday, tested positive, had symptoms, then fought it off by sunday and tested negative Monday and again today

[Blue Bayou]

Originally Posted by Lepreshaun

The vaccine works

My coworker who’s fully vaccinated w moderna caught covid from a patient on Friday, tested positive, had symptoms, then fought it off by sunday and tested negative Monday and again today

Everyone take notes..

This post is by an MD.

[Mac]

I only welcome syringes with heroin

[Amen]

Originally Posted by Pharaohs Army

You guys sound uninformed about the virus

Medical professionals are also still uninformed.

There are way to many questions with no answers because of time.

Chronic S/E’s for one?

We already know there are minimal acute S/E’s.... Only time will tell.

I am Legend will become real life, lol.

[Answer]

Amen confirmed more informed than the medical professionals and scientists, thinks will smith is a zombie-slaying virologist

[Lepreshaun]

Originally Posted by Amen

Medical professionals are also still uninformed.

There are way to many questions with no answers because of time.

Chronic S/E’s for one?

We already know there are minimal acute S/E’s.... Only time will tell.

I am Legend will become real life, lol.

Where do you get your info from? A fuckin potato ?

[Answer]

Originally Posted by Lepreshaun

Where do you get your info from? A fuckin potato ?

i thought irish people had more respect for potatoes than this