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05-23-24 19:03 #7281
Posts: 3385Originally Posted by Huacho [View Original Post]
And then you fall for the % change bullshit. Let's apply this to the vaccine data shall we?
3 participants in the BNT162 b2 group and 2 in the original placebo group who received BNT162 b2 after unblinding died.
You take that data and you can say, "Oh my God, you are 50% more likely to die if you get the Covid vaccine. " That is the game "scientists" play to scare people.
This study, and I do not even want to call it a study, this bullshit piece of propaganda was put into place to support the stupid shit government was doing and demonize the Amish, and a dumb fuck like you fell for it.
And you are not even debating about the vaccine because the vaccine was not available when this study was done.
"The importance of face-to-face rituals in CRCs and Amish groups' general resistance to mask-wearing and other CDC guidelines makes them especially vulnerable to COVID-19".
The one thing every country agreed on was to not have mass gatherings. Hell, I believed in that and did not go to mass gatherings back then, but the Amish did not and guess what? IMO that should be their fucking choice. Democratic douches like you support mass gathering BLM riots but freaked out when people went to church.
The really important part of this study is government is attacking the Amish. Government does not like how fucking healthy they are and how they resist government mandates, and there is a war brewing between them and government. If you follow the news, there is a horrible government case against the Amish and how one Amish person was growing his food and not even selling it to the general public.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_zy3x1j1t0
Yeah, we cannot have people producing their own food and selling it to their neighbors! I am sure the government can conduct another bullshit study as to why this is saving us. Cough, cough.
Originally Posted by Huacho [View Original Post]
And what group flies in the face of the government's hairbrained "education" scheme? That would again be the Amish.
And no, I do not love the Amish or want to be a part of their group. I love freedom and as someone who loves freedom, that means leaving the Amish the fuck alone.
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05-23-24 09:20 #7280
Posts: 5496Originally Posted by JustTK [View Original Post]
Let's assume that there is a link between DDT and either polio, or polio like symptoms, which are not and will never be the same. Before I continue I want to be certain you have every opportunity to understand that point.
Polio is a communicable disease caused by a virus. We know beyond any doubt whatsoever this is fact. It's even part of a common anti-vax talking point. There were at least 2 times when quality control failure in vaccine manufacturing resulted in vaccines containing live virus were distributed and used, causing people who got the vaccine to come down with polio.
There are possibly many things which could produce polio like symptoms. However, that won't be polio. It won't be contagious, and quite likely, once exposure to the substance ceases the symptoms will disappear.
It doesn't much matter which we assume DDT causes, but the distinction is important, because a contagious disease requires different actions than an illness that's not contagious.
Back on track. We're saying DDT causes one or the other. A skeptic wants funding to prove the link, but nobody will give him money. Now let's buff up the skeptic. He's not just some guy who lacks the education and experience to be taken seriously. Nope. Our skeptic is a dual PhD and an expert in both pesticides and communicable disease. He's considered one of the top experts in the world. He's done all the preliminary work, has everything needed for a successful grant application. He might get funding, if he's not asking for too much. Someone with money might fund his research in the hope that they can get something useful from him later.
There's simple reason why nobody wants to fund that research. It has no benefit. You're spending money to fix a problem which no longer exists. Worldwide, 6 cases in 2021. Two of the three strains of virus have been eradicated. The remaining 1 can only be found in Pakistan and Afghanistan. To the best of my knowledge there have been no cases of polio like symptoms that weren't shown to be caused by the polio virus.
To compound problem, DDT usage has been mostly restricted for 50 years. While DDT was widely used countries which pursued vaccination showed rapid and drastic reduction in the number of cases.
So, without the possibility of exposure to DDT and lacking anyone with polio or polio like symptoms, the field of study yields nothing useful.
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05-23-24 07:28 #7279
Posts: 1854Originally Posted by Jim0129 [View Original Post]
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05-23-24 03:54 #7278
Posts: 743I wanted to add to Elvis's trenchant observation about selecting women with ADHD: bulimic women give great head because they've overcome that gag reflex. Or look for women with upper dental plates. They don't have the caved in faces of the truly edentulous but you get the same advantage. Or epileptics. Stick it in and trigger a seizure. I think Elvis's autism doctors have some more ideas. Donald Trump recommends taking advantage of autistic women because they won't make good witnesses. Plus like Elvis says, " doctors cannot find an unvaccinated kid with autism" so you'd be in less danger from the virus if you just stick to screwing autistic women, because Elvis proves conclusively that all autistics are vaccinated.
As far as The Big Big E's mis / disinformation or just plain inaccurate bullshit about the Amish, of course that's not true:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8195242/
Pay particular attention to this sentences, all you more ONS out there:
"Closed religious communities also resist epidemiological surveillance. "
So if and when these wing nuts show lower rates of infection it's because they're ignorant, and lying, and etc.
https://apnews.com/article/fact-chec...m-356029928165
https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL2N2NZ1TY/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...19/4455551001/
This last one shows how misinformation was deliberately posted.
Meantime, follow Elvis's awesome theory and go for ADHD chicks. Confiscate their Ritalin and you have total control.
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05-23-24 02:31 #7277
Posts: 450Originally Posted by Zeos1 [View Original Post]
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05-23-24 00:48 #7276
Posts: 1303Originally Posted by IguanaSix [View Original Post]
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05-22-24 23:58 #7275
Posts: 450Originally Posted by Jim0129 [View Original Post]
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05-22-24 23:56 #7274
Posts: 450Originally Posted by AmorPorFavor [View Original Post]
The only thing missing was a quote from a politician blaming "Tucker Carlson and Putin-loving Republicans congressmen" for holding up the aid.
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05-22-24 22:22 #7273
Posts: 1303Originally Posted by Jim0129 [View Original Post]
The reports about bi*ches, as you call them, can be found in the main Medellin thread.
Now back to your regularly programmed stupid shit schedule.
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05-22-24 21:25 #7272
Posts: 209What the h*ll is oging on here!
For Fu*ks sake I stop reading the thread for one week and it turns into Vaccine warfare!! Is there a Modrator in the house?
Where are all the posts about Bi*ches??
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05-22-24 19:32 #7271
Posts: 1854Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
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05-22-24 17:05 #7270
Posts: 5496Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
Same thing with coal mining. Didn't hear a lot of complaints about the health risk to miners or the environmental impact, until solar panels and windmills started popping up. Now if you believe the stories, wind turbines are all surrounded by the carcasses of millions of dead birds.
There is mechanically no difference between a simple positive displacement pump and the reciprocating steam engine, invented in 1712, but the pump was invented about 2,000 years earlier. It took about 150 years after the steam engine for someone to figure out the same effect can be generated by gasoline. Thirty years later someone decides to put an engine in a wagon and the car is born.
Of course nobody was thinking about smog. Most heat and cooking was being done by burning coal. Imagine NYC when every building, every house is burning coal. One guy with a gasoline engine powered buggy isn't thinking about the environmental impact.
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05-22-24 16:38 #7269
Posts: 5496Originally Posted by JustTK [View Original Post]
Using the word polio to refer to symptoms of polio, not caused by the polio virus doesn't work. Vomiting and / or diarrhea are symptoms of some types of influenza, or symptoms of food poisoning, or symptoms of excessive alcohol consumption, or symptoms caused by taking a purgative and laxative. Only 1 of those 4 examples is contagious.
Polio, or a condition which produces polio like symptoms has been around long before pesticides, all the way back to ancient Egypt. It was first clinically described in the late 18th century, first classified as a disease mid 19th century and first shown to be caused by a virus early 20th century. First serious outbreak of polio in the US was in 1894. That's where the hypothesis falls to pieces.
While DDT was first invented in 1874, nobody was using it as a pesticide, nobody was using it at all. A chemist produced a compound which was stable, but nobody knew what it was good for. In 1939 someone discovered it worked well as a pesticide. Any polio outbreaks prior to 1939 can't possibly be attributed to DDT.
Assuming DDT can be shown to cause polio like symptoms, or can be shown to increase risk of infection by lowering immunity, then DDT could potentially be linked to polio outbreaks in the 1950's, 60's and 70's. However, if the main component of the polio outbreaks was caused by DDT rather than the polio virus, outbreaks would not have been significantly affected by the widespread distribution of the vaccines. Polio cases would have only started to disappear after DDT use was restricted. Yet, here's the timeline:
1952- worst recorded outbreak in NYC, 20,000 cases.
1955- Salk vaccine approved and mass vaccination begins.
1962- less than 1,000 cases in US.
1970- 33 cases of polio in US.
1972- US bans general use of DDT.
You can track the cases by year for any country which started vaccination while DDT was widely used, and in countries where it only had limited use, the results are the same.
Can DDT cause polio like symptoms? It's possible. However, we have nobody with polio like symptoms. While DDT was being widely used the majority of polio like symptoms were found in cities, rather than rural areas where DDT was more widely used. Outbreaks which primarily occur in areas with high population density indicate a contagious disease.
The only way to properly test the hypothesis is to expose children to DDT to see if they get polio like symptoms. Can you think of any reason why capitalism isn't throwing money towards that hypothesis?
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05-22-24 14:23 #7268
Posts: 743Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
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05-22-24 02:50 #7267
Posts: 693Originally Posted by Argo1990 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Argo1990 [View Original Post]