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by djsumdog 6y ago
No, that's not what I said. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should nursing homes have been used for anything, other than housing the people who originally paid to be in those homes. The Gov issues an executive order, and the nursing homes told
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No, I'm not. That AP article directly contradicts what the WHO envoy said > We in the World Health Organization do not advocate lockdowns as the primary means of control of this virus,” Dr. David Nabarro said to The Spectator’s Andr
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/who-official-urges-...
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In this case, Cuomo killed thousands of people with very bad decisions. Yes, there's a good chance if he did nothing at all, there would have been a lower death count. The WHO is already telling all nations the lockdowns need to end. T
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> There is no systematic fraud. > It appears as a mess because of the messaging of the President. We have GOP observers being thrown out of all of the critical election sites during the counting. We have tons of unsolicited ballots wi
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You do realize the majority of deaths in NYC were due to Cuomo sending sick COVID-19 elderly patients to be sent to nursing homes and kept in the same rooms as healthy elderly people right? Same with Gov Whitmer in Michigan. Janice Dean cov
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In South Korea the contact tracing led to people being found who were cheating on their partners. Some committed suicide. Moral questions aside, is that the world you want to live in? I personally don't even use an Android/eyePhon
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There is literally no scientific evidence they've been effective at all. If you really dig, you find things like the Flaxman, et. al. paper ( https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2405-7 ) which falls apart if
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I agree. I think genetics and the other factors you mentioned might have a major role. Also in the US and EU, PCR tests are done with over 40 amplification cycles, leading to massive amounts of false positives. There is no global standard f
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No one is accurately talking about the risks. The vast majority of people who have died have been over 60. There have been young people who died, yes. But young people die all the time of things that often kill very few: fungal infections,
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I don't even think it needs to be free. Many US States provide a State ID for $20~$50. Even if you don't drive, it's very difficult to survive without at least a State ID (just to buy alcohol or for anything that needs legal
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Foreign aid is never intended to help the people of a nation. It's used by high-income democratic nations to support autocratic policies and resource extraction. I doubt very much of that 793M makes it to any of the people pulling thes
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Looks stupid. The trailer is bad. Doesn't seem remotely worth pirating. Two thumbs down.
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I use to think UBI was a good thing, but looking at what's happened in the past year, I was completely and totally wrong. UBI would likely be a complete disaster. It'd be less Star Trek and more The Expanse. This is a horrible ide
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Could be, but several months ago it was very easy to find and now it's buried further and further down. Considering everything YouTube and Twitter have been doing over the past few months to control the narrative, it's also equall
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This is a good, detailed comment. It's so difficult to find good, detailed information, about the mechanics of this new vaccine. Thanks for writing it.
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And you'll have to pay for it yourself since pharma companies are immune from any vaccine related liability.
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So, they intentionally decided not to do longitudinal studies before releasing the drug. You can dress it up, but it's still skipping them.
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It'd be fine back when Jenner created the first vaccine over 185 years ago. There were no ethics boards back then. A lot of people died from snake oil treatments too.
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-54C?! I've been in places where it got to -30C and it's .. weird. Things sound different outside. It's crazy how there are animals that seem to be able to survive it fine.
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There were also all the issues with the 1970s Swine Flu vaccine that turned out to not even be all that effective. 60 Minutes did a piece on it, and it's getting more and more difficult to search for on YouTube: https://www.
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There were human trials, but they skipped Longitudinal trials (long term effects) and they also didn't do challenge responses (exposing those people with the vaccine to COVID in a controlled manner), correct?
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They could have been put in the massive empty emergency facilities they put up but never used. They were cramming sick elderly people into nursing homes with perfectly healthy people; nursing homes without individual rooms! They were packin
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I agree. There have been many doctors across the US who have been using ivermectin or inhaled steroids with incredible success rates. Meanwhile controlled trails for using it have slowed to a halt (we've been waiting since August) whil
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The early NYC numbers came from a variety of situations: 1) Gov Cuomo sending elderly to nursing homes and packing them in for treatment. This killed thousands (same with Gov Whitmer in Michigan) and yet Cuomo wrote a fucking book about how
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Yea, there are lots of aspects to this article that have the same feel of the article that made it to the top of HN news a few weeks back about a nurse who claimed her patients denied COIVD was real as they were dying. The Wired article tha
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I specifically mentioned the Black Bloc/anarchists because they really are domestic terrorists: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy1eRCYS08w I've met some of them and they are fanatical and dangerous. I made a vide
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I forgot about the Banana Pi. I was using one as a router for a while, but it kept crashing and the whole thing turns into a switch when it can't load an OS (not great for security): https://battlepenguin.com/tech/
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> Conservatives like you I'm not a conservative. Why would you assume I am? Is that based purely on my view on one topic?
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The article is about pollution: that's a cost. Conformity over something that doesn't work: that's a cost. Fear: that's a cost. Not being able to relate to other human beings using our facial expressions the same way: th

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