samantha90 Loc: Fort Worth,Texas

Ironic

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leftj Loc: Texas

Musta been up all night to dream that one up. Send it in to CNN. They will report it as hard news.

cyclespeed Loc: Calgary, Alberta Canada

You don't think Fox News will want to use it?

RoswellAlien

Having health care friends, right on.

Abo

Pffft.

RiJoRi Loc: Sandy Ridge, NC

But, _treatment_ skeptics would never be seen by her, would they? 🤪

--Rich

Kmgw9v Loc: Miami, Florida

General Chit Chat?

leftj Loc: Texas

Maybe in a slightly different way.

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

Exactly. Especially considering that nationally, as of yesterday, 87% of hospitalizations due to C***d are unv******ted people. Didn’t trust the medical professionals enough to get v******ted, but trust them enough to seek their help when they’re in danger of dying (and using up hospital resources needed by responsible people with other serious ailments). Maybe they should have stayed home, watched Fox News and taken a little Ivermectin (or bleach or internal UV lights).

srt101fan

leftj Loc: Texas

Source for your information please.

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

https://www.cdc.gov/c****av***s/2019-ncov/c***d-data/c***dview/past-reports/12102021.html

An excerpt: “ The age-adjusted C****-**-associated hospitalization rate among adults ages 18 years and older was 8 times higher in unv******ted people than those who were v******ted.”

And any other source you care to check. Why not start with your local hospital ER Docs (I did). Guess how I know? Two weeks ago my wife was so ill with an infection that our doctor of 40 years (and a board registered gerontologist), told me to take her to the ER, get her admitted and stay in the hospital with IV antibiotics. The ER doc said they couldn’t admit her - too full with C***d cases, the vast majority of which were unv******ted (her exact words). Put her on the phone with our GP. Long argument, but no joy - took her home with oral antibiotics and it took two weeks for her to recover, and it could have gone the other way. Pissed me off so badly, I posted on NextDoor and half a dozen ER docs and nurses said the same thing - overwhelmed with C***d patients, mostly unv******ted.

Now you can listen to the CDC and the National C***d response team who stated the same thing during a broadcast on National TV yesterday, or ask any ER doctor or listen to any National news network (with the possible exception of certain commentators on Fox), or Google it from any MAINSTREAM MEDICAL, not political source you like. Or you can indulge in conspiracy theories, doubt the data that is widely available and continue to believe misinformation while your medically misinformed unv******ted friends and relatives die. If it wasn’t for the fact that symptomatic unv******ted people are more likely to propagate and mutate the v***s, and that puts people like my wife and grandchildren too young to be v******ted in danger, I’d say let Darwinism take it’s course and rid the world of these fools, but it’s now become very personal for me, so take any medically illiterate arguments elsewhere - not wasting my time.

srt101fan

I'm sorry your wife had to go through such difficult times. An emotional upheaval for you, but your reasoned comments here are a valuable addition to the C***d discussion. Thank you and best wishes to you and your family.

RoswellNM Loc: SW Indiana

Thank you, TriX! That needed to be said. The problem is those who listen to the Tucker Carlson crowd and ignore science are just going to cause more responsible, and innocent, people to die. And, they won’t even care.

“Those who can make you believe atrocities, can make you commit atrocities.” Voltaire.

leftj Loc: Texas

What science? Science has bee politicised.