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kmos17
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It’s a pretty thin line between the two regardless of how you interpret it no?
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5y ago
When you have one side arguing they don’t want to get vaccinated because only old or unhealthy people are at risk, where is their empathy? Where is their care for not just the dead but the living and vulnerable? All this because medicine ha
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actual quotes that you could easily find: « No one reached out to me and said, 'As a senior citizen, are you willing to take a chance on your survival in exchange for keeping the America that all America loves for your children and gra
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Texas lt. gov argued for exactly that: https://www.texastribune.org/2020/04/21/texas-dan-patrick-ec...
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5y ago
Yes agreed, HN is an amazing community but there seems to be a sizable contingent of grumpy old men when looking at some comment threads like this one above. nature of the beast I guess.
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The break point is somewhere above 100k excess deaths per year if we want to use the “it’s just like a very bad flu” argument, we are way past that. So many deaths that could easily be avoided, so much economic pain that could easily be avo
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If you were truly old fashioned you would remember how everyone took their polio shot and we eradicated that disease. The vaccine is not about your supposed 99% chance of survival, it is about stopping the spread of a disease that has kille
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5y ago
700k dead not enough for you?
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I think they from the federal credits offered on electric car purchases, not exactly government funded but without them tesla would have most likely failed.
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Your statement is tribal and devoid of any facts. It is not mass media, it’s the medical community that has stated and proved the effectiveness of masks. They are not a cure or fool proof but they are quite effective at slowing or stopping
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He just didn’t come across as credible or serious during the NY mayoral primaries, and completely squandered an early lead. Just my take from listening in to his zoom, but he seemed light on issues, wasted too much time on gimmicks rather t
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5y ago
You personally know two people with maybe side effects, meanwhile we know of over 600k dead Americans from the virus. We also know 99% of hospitalizations are now from unvaccinated people. The math is not in favor of your logic.
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99% of hospitalized are unvaccinated: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/health/covid-19... this from fox news.
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Like every other American you already are vaccinated for several other diseases since childhood. This country has gone down the tubes with personal freedom absolutism, there are some times when the government mandating a health measure make
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This is the official haproxy notice on this: https://www.haproxy.com/blog/september-2021-duplicate-conten... It can be mitigated without needing to upgrade. The post includes a simple mitigation by adding two rules to
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5y ago
The right to do what you want with your body is too
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600k + dead Americans = decent president? Jan 6 was strictly about the big lie that the election was stolen or rigged, all the claims made failed in court, in front of judges both republican and democratic, they have zero credibility.
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Yes but what is known is the number of deaths from covid, currently standing at 4.4 millions worldwide and 600k and counting in the US vs. very few if any attributable to taking the vaccine. So I would argue any reasonable measure of risk i
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Looks really good. We’re currently looking for a replacement for GA, but before we’d consider testing a new platform like yours we would want to understand the pricing model.
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mRNA is not new, dates back to the 90’s or even earlier I think. Vaccines are safe and very well established dating back to the 18th century. I think it can be argued vaccines are one of the most successful medical advances ever, having sav
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See I think right there is where the problem starts, if you can't interpret it then you have to trust the experts to do it, or get a degree in immunology or whatever scientific field is required to properly be able to interpret this da
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To reply to your second note separately, yes everybody needs to be vaccinated to stop the spread. Otherwise unvaccinated individuals remain as a permanent pool of carriers that offer the virus the opportunity to spread and evolve. And clear
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It's not clear to me what this data you are linking to means or that it is being correctly interpreted, but I think it is pretty safe to assume that if the vaccines had a 2.37% death rate we would know about it! 162M people in the US a
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Covid associated problems: 600k dead in the US alone Vaccine associated problems: none even remotely approaching that kind of scale if any. What uncertainty is there?
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The blank check has a lot of research available to back it up, and the fact that vaccines are the most successful medical advance in human history having wiped out entire diseases like polio that had horrific consequences. There is also the
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Yoga and stretching exercises, specifically targeting the back, has helped me a lot with wrist pain. Ergonomics is crucial as well, especially monitor height so you can keep your back and neck straight. In terms of exercises, squats and cor
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ritzy tenants lol, you’ve obviously never been inside the Chelsea or met its actual tenants.
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Can you point to actual videos showing this, not just short out of context excerpts? Because I keep hearing this argument and every time I’ve looked I see a guy who has a speech impediment, but is otherwise quite sharp. Just looking at the
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After the number of deaths and the complete turn around thanks to vaccines it’s not giving the benefit of the doubt, it’s just common sense. Yes we should all be skeptical of big pharma but it doesn’t mean we should throw out the baby with
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What should not be allowed is a president attempting a coup by asking his supporters to attack the seat of our government to try to overturn an election he lost, using obvious lies and propaganda. Oh wait in fact it is not allowed as per ou
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