UncleBuck
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poor things. you dont even know how vaccinations work.
Pandemic 2020
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when i find that map i'll tag you.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Sturgis 2020 Superspreader Event Roaring Back In Time For Delta Variant
The annual motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota wound up being one of the most catastrophic pandemic events of 2020. So, what’s going to happen this year with the highly transmissible delta variant tearing through the country?
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Lol.
I love the t shirts. The skull is pretty cool.what’s on the back?
maybe something like.
Got the Delta and Died
2021.
rad.
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Sturgis 2020 Superspreader Event Roaring Back In Time For Delta Variant
The annual motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota wound up being one of the most catastrophic pandemic events of 2020. So, what’s going to happen this year with the highly transmissible delta variant tearing through the country?
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Lol.
I love the t shirts. The skull is pretty cool.what’s on the back?
maybe something like.
Got the Delta and Died
2021.
rad.
DIY-HP-LED
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I think the vaxx rate in Florida is worse than it looks for the republicans, they have a fairly high vaxx rate for a southern state, but it's mostly in the south and along the coast and includes many elderly. North and central Florida is Trump country and vaxx rates are low, Florida is really two states as far as covid is concerned. The panhandle is gonna be real hot and probably has a vaxx rate similar to other low vaxx rate southern states.
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Yes, Delta Is Scary, But Europe’s Recent COVID Surges Show That It Can Be Controlled
“The UK and Netherlands should be a counsel against despair,” one expert told BuzzFeed News. “We needn’t be fatalistic about the Delta variant.”
DIY-HP-LED
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Lol.
I love the t shirts. The skull is pretty cool.what’s on the back?
maybe something like.
Got the Delta and Died
2021.
rad.
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I like the classic look with the skeleton on the Harley and a German helmet on it's head, with the text done in a classic Gothic font. Maybe have the grim reaper himself riding the bike, sickle and all.
what sturgis and a few thousand people did..not exactly it but close @mooray.
aneconomicsense.org
how many are expected this year?
Was Sturgis a Covid-19 Superspreader Event?: Evidence Suggests That It May Well Have Been
A. Introduction The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is an annual 10-day event for motorcycle enthusiasts (in particular of Harley-Davidsons), held in the normally small town in far western South Dakota o…
aneconomicsense.org
how many are expected this year?
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Dr.Amber Trichome
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[/QUOTE]Lol.
I love the t shirts. The skull is pretty cool.what’s on the back?
maybe something like.
Got the Delta and Died
2021.
rad.
I like the classic look with the skeleton on the Harley and a German helmet on it's head, with the text done in a classic Gothic font. Maybe have the grim reaper himself riding the bike, sickle and all.
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Not a bad idea about the grim reaper. I like it.
your wrong about Florida being like 2 states though. It’s one state being governed by one asshole. Every county is very different. Many of the vaccinated in Florida are also snow birds. Curious to see if they will bother flocking back to Florida and into the red hot shit show next month. Talk about bad for business desantis. Very bad for business.
hanimmal
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Budzbuddha
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Here we go again …. Fox News “ exclusive “ ……… deflection machine set to 11.
New Hydroquinone like remedy , cholesterol fenofibrate med.
Cholesterol drug cuts coronavirus infection by 70%, researchers find
A drug meant to treat cholesterol was found to reduce coronavirus infection by 70% in lab studies, with researchers calling for additional clinical trials among hospitalized COVID-19 patients.
A team of researchers from the U.K. and Italy published findings in the Frontiers in Pharmacology journal Friday, finding that fenofibrate and fenofibric acid resulted in a significant reduction in coronavirus infection in human cells when the drug was used in safe and approved concentrations, according to a news release posted Friday.
These fucks will do anything to prolong the death harvest… make more idiots stall on known vax for snake oil in pill form …. Fox news must burn.
New Hydroquinone like remedy , cholesterol fenofibrate med.
Cholesterol drug cuts coronavirus infection by 70%, researchers find
A drug meant to treat cholesterol was found to reduce coronavirus infection by 70% in lab studies, with researchers calling for additional clinical trials among hospitalized COVID-19 patients.
A team of researchers from the U.K. and Italy published findings in the Frontiers in Pharmacology journal Friday, finding that fenofibrate and fenofibric acid resulted in a significant reduction in coronavirus infection in human cells when the drug was used in safe and approved concentrations, according to a news release posted Friday.
These fucks will do anything to prolong the death harvest… make more idiots stall on known vax for snake oil in pill form …. Fox news must burn.
Budzbuddha
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[/QUOTE]Lol.
I love the t shirts. The skull is pretty cool.what’s on the back?
maybe something like.
Got the Delta and Died
2021.
rad.
I like the classic look with the skeleton on the Harley and a German helmet on it's head, with the text done in a classic Gothic font. Maybe have the grim reaper himself riding the bike, sickle and all.
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Found these … like the covidiot one.
injinji
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I say let's build the damn wall. Start at the beach in Jacksonville and run it all the way to the beach in Pensacola.
printer
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Bars, restaurants move to impose vaccine mandates
A growing number of bars and restaurants have imposed vaccine mandates, a new trend after President Biden directed all federal employees to show that they are vaccinated or submit to regular testing for COVID-19.
Private sector companies across industries have followed suit after Biden’s directive, but restaurants, from major chains to small local businesses, have been notably quick to call for proof of vaccination for diners.
The restaurant industry was devastated by the COVID-19 closures and lockdowns. The new surge in COVID-19 cases as a result is seen as a real threat to an industry that is starting to make a comeback.
It risks new lockdowns, social distancing restrictions that ensure fewer diners, and puts employees at risk. As a result, some say it’s hardly a surprise that a number of places are moving quickly to embrace vaccine mandates.
“It makes perfect sense to require vaccination to come inside because you’re putting your staff at risk again, and there’s just that issue of trying to avoid another lockdown at all costs and trying to make sure that your customers feel safe coming inside and are not risking infection,” said Annelies Goger, a Rubenstein fellow at Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program.
thehill.com
A growing number of bars and restaurants have imposed vaccine mandates, a new trend after President Biden directed all federal employees to show that they are vaccinated or submit to regular testing for COVID-19.
Private sector companies across industries have followed suit after Biden’s directive, but restaurants, from major chains to small local businesses, have been notably quick to call for proof of vaccination for diners.
The restaurant industry was devastated by the COVID-19 closures and lockdowns. The new surge in COVID-19 cases as a result is seen as a real threat to an industry that is starting to make a comeback.
It risks new lockdowns, social distancing restrictions that ensure fewer diners, and puts employees at risk. As a result, some say it’s hardly a surprise that a number of places are moving quickly to embrace vaccine mandates.
“It makes perfect sense to require vaccination to come inside because you’re putting your staff at risk again, and there’s just that issue of trying to avoid another lockdown at all costs and trying to make sure that your customers feel safe coming inside and are not risking infection,” said Annelies Goger, a Rubenstein fellow at Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program.
Bars, restaurants move to impose vaccine mandates
A growing number of bars and restaurants have imposed vaccine mandates, a new trend after President Biden directed all federal employees to show that they are vaccinated or submit to regular testin…
thehill.com
printer
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Gitmo.
injinji
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I heard a story on medical ethics last night. I can't remember if it was PBS or NPR, but. . . .
A doctor got the king of Spain to bankroll an effort to immunize all the Spanish colonies. The king's daughter had died of smallpox so it wasn't a hard sell. Anyway the problem was that the trip took months and the batch of cowpox he used as vaccine only lasted a week. So the doctor got 20 boys out of an orphanage and made sure two of them were infected with the pox at all times. When they got to the colonies he made fresh vaccine and everyone lived happily ever after. Actually he was able to get everyone in the Spanish colonies their shot and saved millions of lives. And the boys being so young got over their infection.
injinji
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Or Beau.
PJ Diaz
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I'm confused, you don't want science to discover therapeutics to help with covid, only vaccines? Or are you saying that the research scientists from University of Birmingham, Keele University, etc are either wrong or lying? Or is it just that you don't believe anything that's reported by FOX news and not CNN? The study looks pretty legit, as do it's authors: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphar.2021.660490/full
Your chart looks worse, but that chart looks like a "not that bad" result, aside from the fact that an entire state is shown black, but that's only equal to roughly thirty people in the entire state. We're up to 130k daily new cases right now, would 30 even be noticeable in the most affected states? For it to be bad with ~700k people, I'm thinking we should see our daily new case rate double maybe 2-4 weeks after the event?yes this is the one! thank you@mooray
DIY-HP-LED
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New therapeutics will be required, but the problem with them is there is a narrow window for them to be effective and must be given early in the infection. Vaccines are the way to go and the evidence is mounting.
The OPs concern was Foxnews hyping another useless therapeutic like HCQ or ivermectin dewormer. This already approved drug might help and all the researchers are looking for are clinical trials.
I see you are still posting vaccine disinformation and generally trying to justify being stupid and unvaxxed. You are part of the problem, not part of the solution.
Kind of a catch 22, because you have to first admit that something works before you can admit that there's anything to wear off.Pretty funny how just a few weeks ago, health authorities were adamant that 99% of covid cases were among the unvaccinated. I knew that was BS because they were counting cases from the beginning of the year. Newest data from July is showing that breakthrough cases amount for 20% to 25% of new cases in most locales, now that vaxx efficacy is waning, and variants created by vaccinated people are finding their way around the jab.
OHA: 19% of COVID-19 cases in July were vaccine breakthrough cases
OHA data from July shows of the 12,514 reported cases of COVID-19, 81% were in people who were not vaccinated.www.kgw.com
Health district: At least 25% of local COVID-19 cases since July 1 were among the fully vaccinated
Local “breakthrough” cases of COVID-19 are much more prevalent than initially anticipated -- likely due the rise in the Delta variant, according to an analysis of COVID-19 cases reported betweenwww.princewilliamtimes.com
Prince William County reporting 25% of July COVID cases were breakthroughs; very few severe
An epidemiologist with the county said almost all of the people with breakthrough cases were asymptomatic or mildly ill.www.wusa9.com
Fully vaccinated people make up quarter of new COVID-19 infections in Los Angeles County
Health authorities in Los Angeles County, California, said more than 25% of new COVID-19 cases are among the population fully vaccinated against the virus.news.yahoo.com
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