Stupid shit in Medellin

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2598811]Love reading your reports Osteoknot, you're a legend but they also make me happy my drug taking days are behind me jaja.

You're definitely living the life though, respect.[/QUOTE]I would never suggest someone take up recreational drugs as a lifestyle. Generally a very bad idea. I don't promote it. And super respect for anyone who went there, beat it, and came out alive on the other side. But here's my Sir-Mix-A-Lot Big Butt. The pink shit is different. Mine is custom, and the ingredients are pharmaceutical grade. Muy puro. And as I recently posted, the lines are about to become very blurred in society about what is recreational and what is therapeutic drug use. We are just on the cusp now. Mark my words.

But for someone who was raised in a household with an alcoholic or had a close friend or family member addicted to opioids or maybe even heroin, that will fall on totally deaf ears and I have complete empathy for their situation. I remember my dad used to say, "Do as I say, not as I do. " In reality, that is one of the biggest cop-out sayings of all time, jaja, no offense, dad, RIP.

As always, stories about recreational drugs are purely fictional and are for entertainment purposes only. I am simply doing research for a fictional book I am writing. I do not condone the use of illicit drugs and would never buy, sell, transport or use any illegal substances in any countries of the world.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2598961]...Simply bcos I don't agree with vivisection. Other than that...[/QUOTE]What? ...amazing.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2598961]BTW. I am not vaccinated. Not bcos I think the vax is dangerous or smthg like that. Simply bcos I don't agree with vivisection. Other than that, I don't have skin in the game. And would like to think I am open to accepting the science, whichever way it leads. The problem is that so many are making the same claim even though they are obvioulsy not open to the science. I am having so many arguments with my real friends on Facebook bcos they are showing themselves to be sheeple.[/QUOTE]JusTK,

I will tell you what I tell everyone. It is great to have that view but when you come to a hospital with low oxygen levels and tell a staff you are not vaccinated, you are going to get horrific comments and care from a medical staff.

I told a woman about this who was unvaccinated and she went off on what medical staff was saying but when she is sick, she is not going to be able to talk. It is not just staffs that are sick of the stupidity, it is also that these patients are spreading the disease around.

It is one thing to be high and mighty and against the vaccine in principle, but I see antivaxxers a lot like smokers. You should hear what smokers do when they find out they have lung cancer. Sheer denial.

I make fun of Fauci all the time but not getting at least one shot IMO is endangering others. So understand you may soon be choosing between vivisection and breathing.

This delta variant is some scary shit. In my experience, the CDC was right. It is as contagious as chicken pox. If your country is one not seeing much delta, do not worry, it will come.

I will blast all the Fauci and his fuckers for their stupid views like social distancing, staying home and staying safe, and their nazi like attitude on masks. But vaccines are another matter. They save lives.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2599051] It is not just staffs that are sick of the stupidity, it is also that these patients are spreading the disease around.
So understand you may soon be choosing between vivisection and breathing.
But vaccines are another matter. They save lives.[/QUOTE]I don't deny they save lives. As I said, I am not anti-science. I just don't believe my life (or anyone's) is more important than an innocent and non-consenting beings that are tortured in laboratories for it. We have to find better ways to develop medicines. Its not "stupdiity". Its a hard-deontological ethical position. Respect the lives and rights of other sentient beings.

Sure there is a risk associated with my decision, but I am happy to take it. Don't forget that the avge real death rate is very low. Plus I don't have any mitigating factors against me. I am not over 65, I am in good health, and I have a diet that gives me 73% better COVID outcomes than meateaters. So my personal risk is far lower.

As for spreading the disease. Well, anyone can spread it. Vaxd, non-vaxd, previously infected. Case rates are spiking in plenty of highly vaxd countries. I don't think I have any potential guilt there. If I am sick I will stay home.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2599101]I don't deny they save lives. As I said, I am not anti-science. I just don't believe my life (or anyone's) is more important than an innocent and non-consenting beings that are tortured in laboratories for it. We have to find better ways to develop medicines. Its not "stupdiity". Its a hard-deontological ethical position. Respect the lives and rights of other sentient beings.

Sure there is a risk associated with my decision, but I am happy to take it. Don't forget that the avge real death rate is very low. Plus I don't have any mitigating factors against me. I am not over 65, I am in good health, and I have a diet that gives me 73% better COVID outcomes than meateaters. So my personal risk is far lower.

As for spreading the disease. Well, anyone can spread it. Vaxd, non-vaxd, previously infected. Case rates are spiking in plenty of highly vaxd countries. I don't think I have any potential guilt there. If I am sick I will stay home.[/QUOTE]Aggravating factors?

[QUOTE=JustTK;2599101]I don't deny they save lives. As I said, I am not anti-science. I just don't believe my life (or anyone's) is more important than an innocent and non-consenting beings that are tortured in laboratories for it. We have to find better ways to develop medicines. Its not "stupdiity". Its a hard-deontological ethical position. Respect the lives and rights of other sentient beings.

Sure there is a risk associated with my decision, but I am happy to take it. Don't forget that the avge real death rate is very low. Plus I don't have any mitigating factors against me. I am not over 65, I am in good health, and I have a diet that gives me 73% better COVID outcomes than meateaters. So my personal risk is far lower.

As for spreading the disease. Well, anyone can spread it. Vaxd, non-vaxd, previously infected. Case rates are spiking in plenty of highly vaxd countries. I don't think I have any potential guilt there. If I am sick I will stay home.[/QUOTE]A strict deontological position? That's cool Ill take all the anti vaxers doses.

I feel like I get a lot of exposure in my day to day, I'm willing to take the vax 1 x per week!! Fuck it 1 x per day!!

The CCP ain't takin me out like this.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2599051]JusTK,

I will tell you what I tell everyone. It is great to have that view but when you come to a hospital with low oxygen levels and tell a staff you are not vaccinated, you are going to get horrific comments and care from a medical staff.

I told a woman about this who was unvaccinated and she went off on what medical staff was saying but when she is sick, she is not going to be able to talk. It is not just staffs that are sick of the stupidity, it is also that these patients are spreading the disease around.

It is one thing to be high and mighty and against the vaccine in principle, but I see antivaxxers a lot like smokers. You should hear what smokers do when they find out they have lung cancer. Sheer denial.

I make fun of Fauci all the time but not getting at least one shot IMO is endangering others. So understand you may soon be choosing between vivisection and breathing.

This delta variant is some scary shit. In my experience, the CDC was right. It is as contagious as chicken pox. If your country is one not seeing much delta, do not worry, it will come.

I will blast all the Fauci and his fuckers for their stupid views like social distancing, staying home and staying safe, and their nazi like attitude on masks. But vaccines are another matter. They save lives.[/QUOTE][URL]https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2021/08/30/northwestern-university-covid-19-vaccine-study-second-dose/[/URL]

[QUOTE=JustTK;2599101]I don't deny they save lives. As I said, I am not anti-science. I just don't believe my life (or anyone's) is more important than an innocent and non-consenting beings that are tortured in laboratories for it. We have to find better ways to develop medicines. Its not "stupdiity". Its a hard-deontological ethical position. Respect the lives and rights of other sentient beings.

Sure there is a risk associated with my decision, but I am happy to take it. Don't forget that the avge real death rate is very low. Plus I don't have any mitigating factors against me. I am not over 65, I am in good health, and I have a diet that gives me 73% better COVID outcomes than meateaters. So my personal risk is far lower.

As for spreading the disease. Well, anyone can spread it. Vaxd, non-vaxd, previously infected. Case rates are spiking in plenty of highly vaxd countries. I don't think I have any potential guilt there. If I am sick I will stay home.[/QUOTE][URL]https://news.yahoo.com/mississippis-governor-says-people-state-093113372.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=JustTK;2599101]Its not "stupdiity". Its a hard-deontological ethical position. Respect the lives and rights of other sentient beings.

Sure there is a risk associated with my decision, but I am happy to take it. Don't forget that the avge real death rate is very low. Plus I don't have any mitigating factors against me. I am not over 65, I am in good health, and I have a diet that gives me 73% better COVID outcomes than meateaters. So my personal risk is far lower.

As for spreading the disease. Well, anyone can spread it. Vaxd, non-vaxd, previously infected. Case rates are spiking in plenty of highly vaxd countries. I don't think I have any potential guilt there. If I am sick I will stay home.[/QUOTE]I need to add a couple of things. I have advised some people not to get shots. If you are living an isolated life and are in good health, the risks of the vaccine may outweigh the benefit. The stupidity was aimed at this individual who is in a position where she absolutely should have gotten vaccinated.

Sorry, I do not buy the good diet and good health schtick. That was the case with the previous variant. Delta is something else. It is actually milder for most people but not for some. I am seeing younger people with no comorbidities getting slammed. Before the only people who really got horribly sick with Covid were older or diabetic.

Thing is Covid causes the immune system to react and cause blood clots. That is why people can be a little sick one day and nearly dead from shortness of breath the next and who clots and why as far as I can tell is unpredictable.

Again, I am not the typical pro-vaccine guy. I think it has risks and some people should not get it. I think Fauci saying natural immunity is nothing and those previously infected getting vaxxed is his being an idiot again. I think people who travel and monger though should get vaccinated for sure, at least getting one shot. Side effects with just one shot are pretty low for most / many people.

Colombia had its own variant apparently. I am not sure how much Delta has gotten there or if the lambda version is going to hit Colombia hard. I wish that their case load stayed this low, but that just does not seem to be what this virus does.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2599101]I don't deny they save lives. As I said, I am not anti-science. I just don't believe my life (or anyone's) is more important than an innocent and non-consenting beings that are tortured in laboratories for it. We have to find better ways to develop medicines. Its not "stupdiity". Its a hard-deontological ethical position. Respect the lives and rights of other sentient beings.

Sure there is a risk associated with my decision, but I am happy to take it. Don't forget that the avge real death rate is very low. Plus I don't have any mitigating factors against me. I am not over 65, I am in good health, and I have a diet that gives me 73% better COVID outcomes than meateaters. So my personal risk is far lower.

As for spreading the disease. Well, anyone can spread it. Vaxd, non-vaxd, previously infected. Case rates are spiking in plenty of highly vaxd countries. I don't think I have any potential guilt there. If I am sick I will stay home.[/QUOTE]The [B]one thing[/B] that vaccine avoiders [B]always forget to mention[/B] is how their decision to not get vaccinated [B]affects others[/B].

You may be in great health and your risk of catching COVID may be low. But if you catch it, do you know for certain how many days there are after infection but before symptoms develop? I'll bet you don't. The delta variant has an R0 of 6 or more. If you have 3 days of "spreadability", you personally could infect 18 people. Each one of them could infect 18 in 3 days. That's 324 infections.

As to your "Well, anyone can spread it. Vaxd, non-vaxd, previously infected. Case rates are spiking in plenty of highly vaxd countries." assertion, you are correct [B]but only partially[/B]. That's because your numbers don't break down by age. [URL]https://news.yahoo.com/simplest-explanation-delta-surge-still-095512097.html[/URL].

[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2599014]I would never suggest someone take up recreational drugs as a lifestyle. Generally a very bad idea. I don't promote it. And super respect for anyone who went there, beat it, and came out alive on the other side. But here's my Sir-Mix-A-Lot Big Butt. The pink shit is different. Mine is custom, and the ingredients are pharmaceutical grade. Muy puro. And as I recently posted, the lines are about to become very blurred in society about what is recreational and what is therapeutic drug use. We are just on the cusp now. Mark my words.

But for someone who was raised in a household with an alcoholic or had a close friend or family member addicted to opioids or maybe even heroin, that will fall on totally deaf ears and I have complete empathy for their situation. I remember my dad used to say, "Do as I say, not as I do. " In reality, that is one of the biggest cop-out sayings of all time, jaja, no offense, dad, RIP.

As always, stories about recreational drugs are purely fictional and are for entertainment purposes only. I am simply doing research for a fictional book I am writing. I do not condone the use of illicit drugs and would never buy, sell, transport or use any illegal substances in any countries of the world.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/31/nyregion/fentanyl-cocaine.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=PVMonger;2599379]The one thing that vaccine avoiders always forget to mention is how their decision to not get vaccinated affects others.
you are correct but only partially. That's because your numbers don't break down by age. https://news.yahoo.com/simplest-expl...095512097.html. [/QUOTE]TBHF, I didn't forget to mention it. I gave my thoughts on the matter – that I don't think I am a materially greater threat in spreading the virus to others than vaxd people are. Whats the chances that I will catch the virus. And that I will infect someone else. And that someone else is not vaxd. And that someone else falls severely ill. Very low. And very similar to the risk of a vaxd person doing exactly the same.

I am also considering the "affects on others" that nearly everyone else is ignoring – the consideration of the voiceless – the innocent animals that are enslaved, caged, mutilated, tortured, raped, and killed for your virus. These are the real victims. This was not their virus yet they pay the price. So overall, I think I am considering the affects on more "others" than most people.

And about the news article. It would be great to see some real evidence and not just an opinion piece. The author supplied no data, no references – just assertions. Anyone can do that. If he wants to make scientific claims, he needs to supply the science. I also see that he is claiming that vaxd young people have better outcomes than non-vax young people. But what he hasn't done is compare vaxd young people with non / vaxd young people who have already caught the disease (and have natural resistance). He also does not demonstrate that the data on the young people is old to be relevant – have the effects of the vax had time to wane? Who knows. Many Qs, bcos no evidence supplied.

I am sure we will see proper analysis of the data in the coming weeks. But this article isn't it.

[QUOTE=JustTK;2599466]TBHF, I didn't forget to mention it. I gave my thoughts on the matter that I don't think I am a materially greater threat in spreading the virus to others than vaxd people are. Whats the chances that I will catch the virus. And that I will infect someone else. And that someone else is not vaxd. And that someone else falls severely ill. Very low. And very similar to the risk of a vaxd person doing exactly the same.

I am also considering the "affects on others" that nearly everyone else is ignoring the consideration of the voiceless the innocent animals that are enslaved, caged, mutilated, tortured, raped, and killed for your virus. These are the real victims. This was not their virus yet they pay the price. So overall, I think I am considering the affects on more "others" than most people.

And about the news article. It would be great to see some real evidence and not just an opinion piece. The author supplied no data, no references just assertions. Anyone can do that. If he wants to make scientific claims, he needs to supply the science. I also see that he is claiming that vaxd young people have better outcomes than non-vax young people. But what he hasn't done is compare vaxd young people with non / vaxd young people who have already caught the disease (and have natural resistance). He also does not demonstrate that the data on the young people is old to be relevant have the effects of the vax had time to wane? Who knows. Many Qs, bcos no evidence supplied.[/QUOTE]You are at more risk in contracting COVID simply because you are unvaccinated. The CDC said so in a study. [URL]https://news.yahoo.com/unvaccinated-hospitalized-coronavirus-doctor-cdc-202334703.html[/URL].

A UK study showed that unvaccinated people are 3 times more likely to get infected than vaccinated people.

What you are doing is saying "I won't get vaccinated no matter what" and you refuse to listen to any evidence to the contrary. [URL]https://www.healthline.com/health-news/risks-of-the-delta-variant-for-vaccinated-vs-unvaccinated-people[/URL]#The-vaccines-and-the-Delta-variant.

Riddle me this!

Do you know of anyone with polio? Do you know anyone with smallpox?

Yes vaccinations work so shut the fuck up all of you clowns who chatter like a sissy.

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2599309]I need to add a couple of things. I have advised some people not to get shots. If you are living an isolated life and are in good health, the risks of the vaccine may outweigh the benefit. The stupidity was aimed at this individual who is in a position where she absolutely should have gotten vaccinated.

Sorry, I do not buy the good diet and good health schtick. That was the case with the previous variant. Delta is something else. It is actually milder for most people but not for some. I am seeing younger people with no comorbidities getting slammed. Before the only people who really got horribly sick with Covid were older or diabetic.

Thing is Covid causes the immune system to react and cause blood clots. That is why people can be a little sick one day and nearly dead from shortness of breath the next and who clots and why as far as I can tell is unpredictable.

Again, I am not the typical pro-vaccine guy. I think it has risks and some people should not get it. I think Fauci saying natural immunity is nothing and those previously infected getting vaxxed is his being an idiot again. I think people who travel and monger though should get vaccinated for sure, at least getting one shot. Side effects with just one shot are pretty low for most / many people.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/01/who-says-it-is-monitoring-a-new-covid-variant-called-mu.html?__source=androidappshare[/URL]