pawnman

1. In a tiny portion of the population, yes. But your argument is like saying peanut butter isn't safe because some people have peanut allergies. 2. It does lower the odds of getting Covid. By a lot. It's not 100%, but no vaccine is. 3. If you don't catch Covid, you don't spread it. Lower probability of catching it means lower odds of spreading it. I wonder...do you put up the same fuss over the flu vaccines that are less effective, statistically, at preventing flu than the covid vaccine are at preventing covid?

Do you feel that way about all vaccines...or just one specific one?

Did you balk at any of the other vaccines your kids required before you sent them to school? Did you do a deep-dive on the VAERS data for MMR before taking them to the pediatrician? You guys are taking a political stand and trying to disguise it as concern for your health.

Than the vaccines? Not by a long shot.

So basically, you're fine with poor risk decisions about your kids as long as you get to make them. No wonder this pandemic is drawing out so long.

Are you also unwilling to put them in your car? Because they're more likely to get injured or killed in an accident than by the vaccines.

As opposed to people willing to risk a 99% survival rate but not a 99.9999% rate of no adverse effects?

Even one is too many, eh? Hell of a way to make decisions about risk.

Out of how many doses?

Russia is mastering the art of pressuring their adversaries without firing a shot. https://atthewatersedge.org/2021/11/23/the-border-crisis-is-just-the-beginning/

At this point you gotta be close to six months, right?

https://www.speaker.gov/newsroom/13120-2

95% and 0%, respectively.

Maybe it includes casual time?

Loved my five years at Ellsworth. It's a hidden gem of a base. People who have been there love it, people who have never been there think it's southern Minot. Decent sized town with a good bar/restaurant scene, lots of live music and performances, plenty of hiking/biking/fishing, Deadwood's casinos are about 45 minutes away, Sturgis is about 30 minutes away... I enjoyed it. It will get cold in winter, but if you live in Rapud City proper the hills will screen you from the worst of it.

The irony, right? An VA has a massive turnout of white supremacists who elected a black, immigrant woman as Lt Gov...

It pushes their narrative that whites are evil and everyone else is oppressed. The left's whole strategy is building a pyramid of victims, with straight white men at the bottom.

So...out of 4 million vaccinated patients, a couple hundred ended up in the hospital? Compared to, if I'm reading this right, about 100 out of ~400,000 unvaccinated?

It was wild how many on Twitter were saying "he'll just claim self-defense and walk away". Until it came out that the suspect was a black man...now there's practically no coverage.

What's the proportion of vaccinated vs unvaccinated people in the population? This data is useless without knowing what the vaccination rate is.

How do you people keep arguing the "doesn't prevent transmission" angle? It's not 100%, but it certainly lowers the odds of getting Covid.

Yes... none of them has ever been updated or reformulated since.

I've read them. They seem to amount to "sure, I use a lot of other things developed with fetal cells, but it's a convenient way to duck this requirement".

Did you raise the "murdered baby" argument for any of the other vaccines you got in the military? MMR, varicella, and hepatitis A vaccines were all developed using fetal cell lines.

What other issue do we approach this way? Pretty much every other disease we vaccinate people for.