crimsonnoodle58

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by crimsonnoodle58 4y ago
While I agree that we don't want 'bunch of silicon valley liberals' moderating content, can we actually trust the government to censor instead? Let's give one prominent example that occurred recently that affected hundre
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by crimsonnoodle58 5y ago
> Couldn't he make the whole problem go away by just getting vaccinated!? What would he gain from that? He has natural antibodies from prior infection, and the vaccine very clearly does not stop, or reduce, transmission (in the ligh
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by crimsonnoodle58 5y ago
Novak Djokovic, unvaccinated, was deemed a risk to public health by the Australian government. Ironically, Nick Kyrgios, double vaccinated, just tested positive to COVID and has vowed he'll still be playing in the Open next week.
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by crimsonnoodle58 5y ago
The UK is only around 67.6% fully vaccinated. Regardless, these numbers are per 100,000 people based on their vaccination status. They are normalised.
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by crimsonnoodle58 5y ago
It's per 100,000 people, based on their vaccination status. It's already normalised.
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by crimsonnoodle58 5y ago
From the PDF you linked. Go to Table 6. First and second columns are shown per 100,000 people. For ages 18-80 the cases per 100,000 people are the same or higher (up to 2x higher) in the fully vaccinated vs the unvaccinated.
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by crimsonnoodle58 5y ago
No, not at all. At least as many double vaccinated attend these rallies because they realise that tracking via QR code checkin, vaccine passports, manadatory vaccinations or you lose your job, mandatory boosters every 6 months, and the unva