RixPix Loc: Miami, Florida

Hmmm

DaveO Loc: Northeast CT

Yeah, but it's such a small percentage of the population.

Texcaster Loc: Queensland

Yes, the much touted ... 'blessed survivor rate'.

Rose42

Yes that pesky near 99% recovery rate. How awful it is for some of you who prefer to focus on death

DennyT Loc: Central Missouri woods

And it is preventable if only people would get v******ted

soba1 Loc: Somewhere In So Ca

Gotta love that natural immunity

Texcaster Loc: Queensland

"Jesus say '651,000 US dead is chicken feed!'" Rabid Q***ns and the brain dead.

More wack-doodle conspiracies ... thoughts and prayers for my poor weary countrymen.

This is getting a little beyond belief.

"This right-wing Breitbart writer thinks Democrats are using ‘reverse psychology’ to get Trump v**ers k**led"

Alex Henderson September 21, 2021

Veteran shock jock Howard Stern, now 67, has grown increasingly fed up with far-right anti-v**xers, noting all the MAGA radio hosts who railed against C****-** v*****es before dying from C****-**. And Breitbart News' John Nolte has come up with a very imaginative conspiracy theory, claiming that Stern — along with Dr. Anthony F***i, President Joe Biden and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — is using "reverse psychology" in the hope of keeping "Trump supporters" unv******ted.

This conspiracy theory, reporter Matt Gertz stresses in Media Matters, shows the ridiculous and "toxic" lengths Nolte will go to in order to vilify political opponents.

Nolte believes that Stern and others are railing against unv******ted supporters of former President Donald Trump because they hope that they will be offended, express their displeasure by remaining unv******ted, get sick with C****-** and die from it. Even by Breitbart standards, that conspiracy theory is, Gertz writes, "far-fetched."

In an article published by Breitbart on September 10, Nolte wrote, "Do you want to know why I think Howard Stern is going full-monster with his mockery of three fellow human beings who died of the c****av***s? Because l*****ts like Stern and CNNLOL and Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi and Anthony F***i are deliberately looking to manipulate Trump supporters into not getting v******ted."

Nolte went on to say, "If I wanted to use reverse psychology to convince people not to get a life-saving v******tion, I would do exactly what Stern and the left are doing…. I would bully and taunt and mock and ridicule you for not getting v******ted, knowing the human response would be: Hey, fuck you, I'm never getting v******ted! And why is that a perfectly human response? Because no one ever wants to feel like they are being bullied or ridiculed or mocked or pushed into doing anything."

In essence, he's blaming Democrats and advocates for the v*****e for conservatives' refusal to get the shot that could save their lives. It paints Trump supporters as victims with little agency of their own.

Gertz, in Media Matters, slams Nolte's conspiracy theory as not only ludicrous, but outright h**eful.

"Nolte is saying that his readers have been deceived into thinking that they can own the libs by refusing the v*****e, when they can really own the libs by taking it," Gertz explains. "It's incredibly toxic for Nolte to posit, without anything resembling evidence, that the president is literally trying to k**l a vast swath of Americans for political gain — asking Breitbart readers, 'In a country where e******ns are decided on razor-thin margins, does it not benefit one side if their opponents simply drop dead?'"

Nolte, according to Gertz, is so twisted in his thinking that it doesn't occur to him that Biden and F***i are urging Americans to get v******ted because they are trying to save lives.

"It is much more logical to interpret Biden and others taking steps to encourage higher v******tion rates as the result of them wanting more Americans to live," Gertz writes. "It makes more sense to view the 'bullying' Nolte perceives as coming from celebrities and others as genuine frustration at the anti-vax right endangering themselves and others. He is also curiously uninterested in the right-wing commentariat's role in discouraging v******tions and undermining the v******tion campaign, making it unclear whether they are foolish dupes for falling for the 'reverse psychology' gambit or willing partners in the effort to k**l their audience members."

https://www.alternet.org/2021/09/anti-v**xers-2655070502/

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Racmanaz Loc: Sunny Tucson!

You forgot one thing, there was and is a v*****e for the flu for years. There wasn't a v*****e for C****-** till Trump pushed Operation Warp Speed.

Kmgw9v Loc: Miami, Florida

What is awful is that you are so insensitive to the Americans suffering and dying.
This is not over.

Rose42

The recovery rate is preventable?

Rose42

No I’m not. What is wrong with you people? The media never writes anything positive about the vast majority recovering - which is good news for those who get it - and like dutiful bots you remain focussed on the negative only and childishly spout no one cares if they point that out

Rose42

Don’t be so quick to call others brain dead.

Its interesting to see how easily people are manipulated. Q***n isn’t behind everything

Kmgw9v Loc: Miami, Florida

“Life. Of cheap things, it is the cheapest. Everywhere it goes begging.”

thom w Loc: San Jose, CA

Have you (in your mind) ever been wrong about anything?

berchman Loc: South Central PA

Have you been reading about the persistence of symptoms after "recovery"? These give me lots of positive thoughts.

Some people experience a range of new or ongoing symptoms that can last weeks or months after first being infected with the v***s that causes C****-**. Unlike some of the other types of post-C***D conditions that tend only to occur in people who have had severe illness, these symptoms can happen to anyone who has had C****-**, even if the illness was mild, or if they had no initial symptoms. People commonly report experiencing different combinations of the following symptoms:

Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
Tiredness or fatigue
Symptoms that get worse after physical or mental activities (also known as post-exertional malaise)
Difficulty thinking or concentrating (sometimes referred to as “brain fog”)
Cough
Chest or stomach pain
Headache
Fast-beating or pounding heart (also known as heart palpitations)
Joint or muscle pain
Pins-and-needles feeling
Diarrhea
Sleep problems
Fever
Dizziness on standing (lightheadedness)
Rash
Mood changes
Change in smell or taste
Changes in menstrual period cycles