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This actually proves that they are analyzing the situation and not expecting blind adoption. It's evidence that these claims of thousands of vaccine deaths are bunk because they'd have been noted and investigated. AZ was actually still very safe, but the mRNA vaccines were safer, so why continue ordering the lesser product? They now ask about Myocarditis when getting the vaccine.

So what long-term effects would you expect? First drug on your list. AFIK Ivermectin is not approved for COVID.

Any cites other that VAERS?

What are the long-term effects of any vaccine? https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/blog/covid-19-vaccine-long-term-side-effects We could say that about a lot of drugs. Why should ivermectin for use with COVID be exempt from any oversight? COVID is not a parasite.

Fine, pout in the corner and don't vote PC in the next election. I'm sure you'd much prefer the COVID situation in Saskatchewan.

And billions have taken various COVID vaccines with little or no serious side effects. The vaccine went through government approval for its intended purpose. The fact that people think they can just take the veterinary version off the shelves indicate they're being fed misinformation.

Oh? https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2021/09/04/1034217306/ivermectin-overdose-exposure-cases-poison-control-centers

There were actual Double-blind trials. They applied for approval. Though expedited, it's more that can be said about anything with Ivermectin.

And that was retracted as an error. AND!!! reported in the MSM. This clown who's attributing Vaccine death and injury without family knowledge or permission isn't retracting any of his dangerous misinformation. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/cambridge-woman-speaks-our-social-media-post-hillier-1.6218286

So it's a grand conspiracy. Like everything with you lot. If it works it should go through the proper channels to be used for COVID. Apply for FDA and Health Canada approval. All the Anti-Vax fear-mongering for the Vaccine was rushed, but all the proper boxes for approval were ticked. We still don't have approval for Children because due diligence is being done. Why can't that due diligence be done for this drug?

Today all capacity limits will be lifted. Should be a day to celebrate for Ontario. But the Anti-Vax Scourge just pouts in the corner. Good look for them.

I suppose you'll sit the next election out then. Ontario is actually doing very well with COVID right now. They set up a ridiculously these are just generous. The end of March, would hopefully signal an ending to the Cold and Flu season and also the increased chance of COVID. You'll be happy to hear that, should things remain, more or less, the same, come January, all these Vaccine requirements will be lifted. You'll be able to enter society again.

Steroids have also proven to be effective. Where's Pfizer to stamp that out? https://www.statnews.com/2020/09/02/covid19-steroids-reduce-deaths-of-hospitalized-patients-who-analysis-confirms/ Ultimately these are treatments for the disease. A vaccine is a preventative measure. Do you know what also costs a lot of money? Lots of people being hospitalized with COVID.

It would be better than a meme.

Do you have a cite on that? Again, it's not FDA approved (Or Health Canada for that matter) for use on COVID

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2114907 I'm sure these are the same people who think the vaccine needs more study. ?

OK. Examine it. Don't sell out Pharmacies and start raiding veterinary clinics.

But not for a New Coronavirus.

Why are you guys looking at infection rate when trying to determine the effectiveness of Invermectin? At the very best it's a treatment. It doesn't reduce spread. It's not a prophylactic. What bugs me about the Ivermectin craze is, just like with HDQ, the proponents use this "What do you have to lose?" mentality. You could make that argument for any drug. There are treatments that have been proven to be effective and are used (Steroids, monoclonal antibodies and Remdesivir as examples). Treatments like that are what kept President Co-Morbidity alive last year. The Merc drug has gone through proper clinical trials and FDA Authorization. Why isn't someone applying for Emergency Use Authorization for Ivermectin? And they're the same people calling question into the vaccines because they haven't been "studied" enough. When in reality they've been subject to the largest clinical trial having billions of the public take it in a matter of less than 10 months.

Almost every MSM report links to the independent findings they are simply reporting on.

The thing is, serious side effects have been reported. The AZ vaccine was essentially mothballed because it had a 1 in 60,000 chance of causing a blood clot. This myocarditis thing is being taken seriously, In Ontario they now recommend young men only get the Pfizer vaccine and if there is evidence of Myocarditis from the first shot, a person is medically exempt from the second shot. Anti-Vaxxers will have you believe that the vaccines cause way more "unspecific" serious vaccine. They really are a scourge on society.

The Anti-Vax Anti Public Health people don't really deal in facts. It's easy to dismiss policy when you outright reject what is true. When everything is a conspiracy, then nothing is true.

Rick Hillier, a former Ontario MPP, posted on Social Media about several young people that died or are sick and attributed it to the vaccine. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/cambridge-woman-speaks-our-social-media-post-hillier-1.6218286 This is the type of shit that Anti-Vaxxers pull. They're a scourge on society.

Yet governments of all stripes seem to come to the same conclusion. Did you ever suspect that Scandinavian countries fared better with COVID because of their robust taxation system and their citizen actually listen to their government?

How does an MP make specific decisions related to COVID? Each Province had a different approach to this pandemic. Right now, I'd suggest officials in Alberta removing public safety measures would qualify them for less compensation to those in Ontario and Quebec.