A blog by a "sucker" and a "loser" who served her country in the Navy.
If you're one of the Covidiots who believe that COVID-19 is "just the flu",
that the 2020 election was stolen, or
especially if you supported the 1/6/21 insurrection,
leave now.
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The first U.S. bird flu death has been reported — a person in Louisiana who had been hospitalized with severe respiratory symptoms.
State health officials announced the death on Monday, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed it was the nation’s first due to bird flu.
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RFK Jr has already come out with his recommendation, a daily cereal bowl full of millet, sunflower seeds and cracked corn. And come Spring , some fat juicy earthworms. But have a guard posted when going for the worms, those robins are quite territorial during nesting season.
If RFK Jr. does have a plan, I hope it doesn't involve shutting the country down, printing trillions of dollars worth of money, and coming up with a vaccine that doesn't work and gives those who take it heart problems.
Oh, and I hope there are no orders to use masks that prove to not work.
I like you, PP51, but jeez... step away from the right wing media for a bit. Then point me to a serious peer-reviewed research study that shows that the mRNA vaccines didn't work. I'm betting that you can't.
And before you say anything, it's not my task to prove the falsity of what you assert. It's up to you to prove your point.
RFK Jr will probably implement the Samoan Measles plan.
Comrade Misfit, in a quick review of studies that show that the Covid 19 vaccine causes harm, I came across this from the NIH. While it is speculative in a way, and written at least in my opinion to show support of the vaccine, it also shows that the vaccine does indeed cause harm. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10507236/#sec8
There was another study from the same institute that showed that the vaccine was effective, but not anywhere effective enough to show me that the risk of injury from the vaccine was worth the risk of getting it.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38465901/
While these numbers are not as high as might be assumed, they seem to me to be higher than the risks of many other vaccines that we have all had in the past. I did take the two shots in the somewhat early days of the pandemic, but I have not taken anymore. It would seem to me that common sense precautions like hand washing, avoiding large crowds when possible, and paying attention to any food that is not prepared safely, such as potlucks, etc. are more effective than vaccines. I myself have never gotten Covid.
While it is true that no vaccine is 100% effective, the risk of heart damage is a definite hazzard of the Covid vaccine, and especially for those who already have some heart and circulatory issues.
I only took studies from the NIH because they would seem to be the most acceptable as far as being trustworthy. There are of course studies that show greater problems, but some of them are suspect, as in having an agenda as well. As in all cases of your health, I think that you should be free to make your own decision and not be forced to inject a substance in your body that has issues, even if only anecdotally.
It may come a time when your health care costs are related to your lifestyle, such as people who have a long and continuous history of smoking are limited in how much money is spent by the insurance companies for treating advanced lung cancer. While it sounds harsh, that may be the only way that health insurance is able to provide the best results for most people. While that is unlikely to happen, it is actually the only way to manage the risks of serious health conditions in a fiscally sane way. In a similar way, if you drive an expensive car that can go 150 mph, then your insurance costs are much higher than someone who drives a Toyota Camry.
While this may not be the best comment about the issue, I thought it might be significant enough to be acceptable. No matter, I hope you have a blessed day, and safe travels.
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