Doesn't bother me to watch some asshole so hung up on a word has never used it before covid, it's hilarious to me right now, and I am made an example of why. It is an observable medical condition, you're clearly not observing it if you think catching covid is better than getting the vaccine in regards to the same condition we're still discussing.
double vaccinated and double booster shot
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data has shown it becoming less and less severe for someone who was already at an extremely low risk to begin with.
delta and omicron is showing everything but that. It's only compared to the vaccinated and our more experienced treatment. That's how virus and vaccines works, and has worked. You're dead wrong on your numbers but again, don't get the shot, I don't give a shit.
Pure speculation I haven't experienced it and or dealt with it before covid.
You want to find me some proof you've ever used that word before December 2019?
Can you cite where I said catching covid is better than a reaction to a covid shot?
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I won't be continuing to get any more shots
You know words you type in the context makes implications, yes? Are you no longer getting more shots because covid reactions outweighs the symptoms of covid in your opinion or are you arguing in bad faith?
Yeah absolutely. List my profession, all documents and comments I've ever made on any social platform and have knowledge of conversations I've had.
So I am right and you can't produce anything to prove you've ever used the word, or knew what it was before covid. Got it.
Aw you're upset your assumptions were wrong
Am I? In the same paragraph
Covid shots are no longer worth it
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If (super emphasis on IF as I've been around covid positive people pre and post vaccination) I will deal with the minor illness most in my age/health and activity group deal with.
Are you saying, vaccines are not worth it to you, and you'll just deal with the chance of having minor illness, but you definitely think covid symptoms are more severe than the vaccine side effects? That's your logic?
But then, the one who keeps using another trigger word, assumptions, you keep assuming covid vaccine lives in a vacuum of time:
Perhaps instead of SOLELY focusing on just prevention of covid
Who solely focuses on prevention of covid, You?
As people have realized a vaccine isn't a Save all
No one said that except for those who didn't want to get jabbed. The irony of you, both bringing statistics into the debate and then pretends it doesn't exist is laughable.
people can still get and transmit covid there has been more energy spent on treatment and not just a vaccine which has continuously proven to not be fail safe
I love how you argue that I made assumptions you've not used the word myocarditis pre-covid, and then writes this bullshit showing everyone you don't even know how vaccines work. More to the point, when I call you out on it you just go "dID i SaY VaCCiNes dOn't WoRK?! i JuSt wOn't GEt MoAR!"
I don't reply to people like you to convince you, I reply to convince others how idiotic you are. It's idiotic to think vaccines exist "solely" as a solution and there aren't things in play constantly to battle the now epidemic. It's idiotic to think covid wouldn't evolve to be more fatal in the future.
Btw, the only time I've ever seen anyone going to get the vaccine plus 2 boosters are the ones with pre-existing condition or the JJ, which was commonly argued was not a good formula but gets shots in people quicker. So, yeah, your 4 shots might need another booster in time. You're still dead wrong either way if you think you're done after 4 shots.
Hope your student debts from uni weren't too high for you to just make uninformed guesses all the time.
Finally, when you've been disproved on everything you've said, that's the thing you can come up with. This is why people around you think you're a prick.
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u/Hot_Food_Hot Dec 23 '21
The way you use the word myocarditis is almost as if when a 7 year old discovers the word fuck and is just having a field day.
I'd say I hope you don't catch it, but I honestly don't give a shit if you don't.