Coronainsanity

[Michchamp]

It?s not a vaccine it?s a treatment, a spike protein injection, the more you take the more your natural immunity becomes dependent on it. There will always be another variant. What?s the exit strategy? If your in a high risk group by all means get the treatment, if your not your better off with natural immunity IMO

The natural immunity is not a bio hazard

Fuck... this shit is not true, it's just garbage you read on the internet.

 

[tigermud]

Fuck... this shit is not true, it's just garbage you read on the internet.

According to science? Trust the science until it changes again?

Think about it. the vaccine for polio was one and done lifetime, mumps lifetime , small pox, lifetime, why is this one different? Because it?s not a vaccine it?s a never ending booster shot treatment

Good luck

 

[tigermud]

From two weeks to slow the curve to show me your papers
From essential workers to comply or be fired

Where is your personal line michchsmp? When they ask you to get on the train for your own safety? It?ll be to late by then

 

[Michchamp]

From two weeks to slow the curve to show me your papers
From essential workers to comply or be fired

Where is your personal line michchsmp? When they ask you to get on the train for your own safety? It?ll be to late by then

I'll tell the coronavirus I choose FREEDOM. And I stand up to tyranny.

 

[tigermud]

I'll tell the coronavirus I choose FREEDOM. And I stand up to tyranny.

I support your right to make your own informed decision, do you support mine or do support medical segregation?

 

[byco42]

Why risk it? Plus I have young unvaccinated kids. I can order take out, or better yet, eat at home.

So you aren't going to any restaurants.

 

[tigermud]

Would this also be considered science?

A new science paper published in the Journal of Infection appears to provide solid evidence that the vaccines being administered around the world will, without question, cause ADE effects in people when they are exposed to the Delta variant or potentially other coronavirus strains. The study is entitled, Infection-enhancing anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies recognize both the original Wuhan/D614G strain and Delta variants. A potential risk for mass vaccination?

Written from the point of view of conventional virology and epidemiology, it explains that while the current vaccines (based on the original Wuhan D615G strain) do provide some level of immunity against the original covid virus, they present an unfortunate side effect: The acceleration of ?infection-enhancing antibodies? which overreact to Delta variant infections. What the paper is describing is classic ADE, meaning a hyperinflammatory reaction can kill the person as their ?primed? immune system overreacts to new infections.

The study concludes, ?ADE of delta variants is a potential risk for current vaccines,? and it goes on to explain the mechanism by which this ADE is emerging:


https://www.journalofinfection.com/article/S0163-4453(21)00392-3/fulltext

https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-08...ependent-enhancement-injuries-and-deaths.html

 

[Michchamp]

So you aren't going to any restaurants.

if there's outdoor seating (shaded from the oppressive sun), or just to pickup takeout. (I refuse to use any of those abusive apps that screw delivery workers and restaurants, like instacart or ubereats)

 

[Michchamp]

Would this also be considered science?

A new science paper published in the Journal of Infection appears to provide solid evidence that the vaccines being administered around the world will, without question, cause ADE effects in people when they are exposed to the Delta variant or potentially other coronavirus strains. The study is entitled, Infection-enhancing anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies recognize both the original Wuhan/D614G strain and Delta variants. A potential risk for mass vaccination?

Written from the point of view of conventional virology and epidemiology, it explains that while the current vaccines (based on the original Wuhan D615G strain) do provide some level of immunity against the original covid virus, they present an unfortunate side effect: The acceleration of ?infection-enhancing antibodies? which overreact to Delta variant infections. What the paper is describing is classic ADE, meaning a hyperinflammatory reaction can kill the person as their ?primed? immune system overreacts to new infections.

The study concludes, ?ADE of delta variants is a potential risk for current vaccines,? and it goes on to explain the mechanism by which this ADE is emerging:


https://www.journalofinfection.com/article/S0163-4453(21)00392-3/fulltext

Science man! that's sciency.

 

[tinselwolverine]

if there's outdoor seating (shaded from the oppressive sun), or just to pickup takeout. (I refuse to use any of those abusive apps that screw delivery workers and restaurants, like instacart or ubereats)

I know, right?

Being an app based driver is like working for the Taliban.

But not really.

Because app based drivers aren?t workers.

It?s self-employment.

And if restaurants think they?re getting screwed, they don?t have to use those services.

 

[Spartanmack]

Science man! that's sciency.

you do realize that you have yet to make a single science based argument, right? Your posting here is limited to flatly refuting any evidence that goes against what you're told by "national health experts" not the actual science they claim to base their ill conceived advice on.

To you, it's just common sense that some bureaucrat with a proper sounding title would have your best interests in mind, and as long as their not republicans, it would be insane to question their recommendations or how they came to them.

 

[Spartanmack]

I know, right?

Being an app based driver is like working for the Taliban.

But not really.

Because app based drivers aren?t workers.

It?s self-employment.

And if restaurants think they?re getting screwed, they don?t have to use those services.

he won't be ordering from them until they're unionized and getting screwed by the union rather than the app.

 

[tinselwolverine]

he won't be ordering from them until they're unionized and getting screwed by the union rather than the app.

Hey, it?s a free country brother.

If my buddy MichChamp don?t wanna use the the app to order delivery, that?s his choice.

For me, I?ve been a self-employed app based delivery driver for two years and it?s an awesome gig for me for now.

$ is okay - not the most I?ve made but for the money it?s the easiest/most stress free/flexible gig I?ve ever had.

Just get paid to listen to the radio and drive around.

I log on and get paid when I want and log off when I want.

In Cali, the very Blue electorate voted to leave us alone and passed Prop 22, which requires the companies to offer medical insurance while preserving our liberty and freedom from a mandated schedule and union dues.

So to each their own.

It?s a free country, brother.

 

[Spartanmack]

Hey, it?s a free country brother.

If my buddy MichChamp don?t wanna use the the app to order delivery, that?s his choice.

For me, I?ve been a self-employed app based delivery driver for two years and it?s an awesome gig for me for now.

$ is okay - not the most I?ve made but for the money it?s the easiest/most stress free/flexible gig I?ve ever had.

Just get paid to listen to the radio and drive around.

I log on and get paid when I want and log off when I want.

In Cali, the very Blue electorate voted to leave us alone and passed Prop 22, which requires the companies to offer medical insurance while preserving our liberty and freedom from a mandated schedule and union dues.

So to each their own.

It?s a free country, brother.

indeed it is. I'm just pointing out the foolishness of thinking you're helping drivers by not giving them business. But it is a free country. People are even free to be as ignorant and dumb as they choose.

 

[byco42]

This ain't no free country. It claims to be, but it isn't.

 

[tinselwolverine]

indeed it is. I'm just pointing out?of thinking you're helping drivers by not giving them business. But it is a free country.

Doesn?t matter at all. Lots of people don?t use the apps for lots of reasons. Some people cook for themselves. Some people always dine out. My wife has stopped using the app because of the cost - everywhere we ever ordered from is less than five minutes, so one of us goes to pick up.

There?s a huge market of people who love the app. When I log on, it?s rat-tat-tat until I log off.

Also people love me. I get loads of post delivery tips.

Not as much money as commission sales, but so easy.

 

[Spartanmack]

This ain't no free country. It claims to be, but it isn't.

when it comes to using food delivery apps, it's pretty free. When it comes to things like speech, association, masks, vaccines, etc - not so much.

 

[tinselwolverine]

when it comes to using food delivery apps, it's pretty free. When it comes to things like speech, association, masks, vaccines, etc - not so much.

Every once in a while, I get a delivery to an address and my GPS takes me to basically nowhere and there?s a person who seems homeless waiting for me.

That?s pretty free.

 

[byco42]

Every once in a while, I get a delivery to an address and my GPS takes me to basically nowhere and there?s a person who seems homeless waiting for me.

That?s pretty free.

Hey, fellas ... I just realized who Tinsel is:

https://youtu.be/kRzMeJqy_jc

 

[tinselwolverine]

Hey, fellas ... I just realized who Tinsel is:

https://youtu.be/kRzMeJqy_jc

That?s funny.

App drivers don?t take payments - customers use the their cards when ordering through the app.

I have responded that way to a bad rating though.

In the first one Denzel was in, with Chloe Grace Moritz, he worked in a store that was like a Walmart.

Maybe I didn?t see the second one.