(11-05-2022, 07:41 AM)Clang McFly Wrote: All I know is you shouldn't need 3-4 vaccine booster shots a year. It should be like the flu and other vaccines, one a year.

I think eventually it will be 1 shot a year. Covid is a novel virus and it kept mutating because there are so many unvaccinated people.

Generally speaking, I wouldn't want people to be vaccinated against their will. I think that's wrong, but having said that, if people are in positions where they are dealing with the public it should be required, if one doesn't want the jab it is their right to decline it, but don't cry the blues if you lose your job when you decline to do so.

(11-05-2022, 07:56 AM)Duchess Wrote:

(11-05-2022, 07:41 AM)Clang McFly Wrote: All I know is you shouldn't need 3-4 vaccine booster shots a year. It should be like the flu and other vaccines, one a year.

I think eventually it will be 1 shot a year. Covid is a novel virus and it kept mutating because there are so many unvaccinated people.

Generally speaking, I wouldn't want people to be vaccinated against their will. I think that's wrong, but having said that, if people are in positions where they are dealing with the public it should be required, if one doesn't want the jab it is their right to decline it, but don't cry the blues if you lose your job when you decline to do so.

Whateveritis mutates because the worthless vaccine doesn't kill it, doesn't stop transmission, and doesn't stop infection, but you still think it's OK to coerce people to get it.

She drives me nuts with her stupid shit.

You know how many people deal with the public? On one hand she says your health information is no one's business and on the other she wants the healthy, 20 year old bag boy at the grocery store to proove he had multiple shots for a virus he already had naturally.

...and you still don't get it. *shrugs* 

Get what? Why would a young, healthy person who already had covid and recovered with natural immunity need to take a series of shots that do not stop transmission? And not only does it not stop transmission, but people who are boostered to the moon are catching it multiple times. Please explain your thinking.

(11-05-2022, 01:04 PM)sally Wrote: Get what? Why would a young, healthy person who already had covid and recovered with natural immunity need to take a series of shots that do not stop transmission? And not only does it not stop transmission, but people who are boostered to the moon are catching it multiple times. Please explain your thinking.

You seem to think having some natural immunity is the answer, it's not. How long do you think natural immunity lasts? Forever? The series of shots helps to prevent hospitalization & even death.Getting deathly ill and hospitalized is not my idea of building some immunity and I'm not willing to risk that or long Covid. 

Women making personal medical decisions with their doctor is wildly different than someone dealing directly with the public during a pandemic. 

(11-05-2022, 02:15 PM)Duchess Wrote:

(11-05-2022, 01:04 PM)sally Wrote: Get what? Why would a young, healthy person who already had covid and recovered with natural immunity need to take a series of shots that do not stop transmission? And not only does it not stop transmission, but people who are boostered to the moon are catching it multiple times. Please explain your thinking.

You seem to think having some natural immunity is the answer, it's not. How long do you think natural immunity lasts? Forever? The series of shots helps to prevent hospitalization & even death.Getting deathly ill and hospitalized is not my idea of building some immunity and I'm not willing to risk that or long Covid. 

Women making personal medical decisions with their doctor is wildly different than someone dealing directly with the public during a pandemic. 

Well natural immunity lasts as long as your shots or even longer according to data and large studies. So why should young, healthy adults or children that already had covid (an age group that it does not affect seriously in general) be forced to take a series of shots in order to go to work or school? You can't use the excuse that it's a public health crisis and the vaccine will stop transmission because it clearly doesnt.

(11-05-2022, 07:56 AM)Duchess Wrote:

(11-05-2022, 07:41 AM)Clang McFly Wrote: All I know is you shouldn't need 3-4 vaccine booster shots a year. It should be like the flu and other vaccines, one a year.

I think eventually it will be 1 shot a year. Covid is a novel virus and it kept mutating because there are so many unvaccinated people.

Generally speaking, I wouldn't want people to be vaccinated against their will. I think that's wrong, but having said that, if people are in positions where they are dealing with the public it should be required, if one doesn't want the jab it is their right to decline it, but don't cry the blues if you lose your job when you decline to do so.

I only took the first Covid shot to keep my job. If required I'd take a booster to keep it. I'm not crazy enough to lose my job over a a shot. If it kills me, no regrets, I've had a fairly good life.

You better get that booster, you sumabitch super spreader

The only thing he spreads is ass cheeks at bandcamp.

That and I Can't Believe It's Not butter. Till this day he still can't believe it.

(11-05-2022, 03:37 PM)Clang McFly Wrote: I only took the first Covid shot to keep my job. If required I'd take a booster to keep it. I'm not crazy enough to lose my job over a a shot. If it kills me, no regrets, I've had a fairly good life.

No one should be forced to make that choice -- not even a booger-eating turd burglar like you.

(11-05-2022, 05:54 PM)sally Wrote: You better get that booster, you sumabitch super spreader

Fuck that. Thanos was right. I'd gladly snap half the Earth's population out of existence if given the chance, and hope I didn't snap you, cannongal, Duchess, Carsman, Maggot, Mirah, and BigMark.

(11-05-2022, 06:26 PM)sally Wrote: That and I Can't Believe It's Not butter. Till this day he still can't believe it.

I can't Believe it's not Mountain Dew.

(joke only works if you see my post from that other thread first.)

(11-05-2022, 06:02 PM)BigMark Wrote: The only thing he spreads is ass cheeks at bandcamp.

That donkey had it coming. She knows what she did. Ruined a perfectly good rusty trombone.

The FDA receives 45% of it's budget from pharma "user fees".

Isn't that common practice when companies apply for approval of a drug or medical device?

According to what I've read the FDA was taxpayer funded until the aids epidemic. I'm okay with manufacturers having to pay a fee in order to submit their inventions and/or new drugs. Just because they pay it doesn't mean they will be approved.

(11-06-2022, 05:24 PM)Duchess Wrote: Isn't that common practice when companies apply for approval of a drug or medical device?

According to what I've read the FDA was taxpayer funded until the aids epidemic. I'm okay with manufacturers having to pay a fee in order to submit their inventions and/or new drugs. Just because they pay it doesn't mean they will be approved.

If funding isn't independent, the regulatory process isn't going to be independent. Once an industry makes contributions to a regulatory agency it will argue that it has a pecuniary interest to ensure that regulation is "fair". Do you really think that what's fair in the eyes of a private interest is going to be the same as what's fair from a public interest perspective?

Fauci and other scientists on the HHS dole receive royalties from pharma. Why??? Why would a corporation feel obliged to remunerate a government bureaucrat?

I didn't post what I did to be argumentative, rothschild. I was simply stating what I read and my opinion of the money that is accepted.