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3 minutes ago, Aristides said:
You really don't understand percentages. I guess I understand now.
You guys keep flipping between percentages and raw numbers when it suits your argument. Fine, if you want to look at raw numbers, no, unvaccinated people aren’t taking up all the hospital beds etc.
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5 minutes ago, Aristides said:
It isn't 50/50. It's 20/3.5. It's clear you don't understand percentages.
In Ontario, there are 119 unvaccinated in the ICU vs 106 fully vaccinated. Why are the fully vaccinated so overly represented in the ICU?
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3 minutes ago, Aristides said:
Well what's the reason for the higher percentage of unvaccinated in ICU's if it isn' vaccines?
I do t know. What’s the reason fully vaccinated are overly represented in the ICU in Ontario. It shouldn’t be 50/50 should it? Shouldn’t the vast majority be unvaccinated? Isn’t that what should be expected?
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3 minutes ago, Aristides said:
So you are willing to admit the unvaccinated are a bunch of unfit old slobs with lots of co-morbidities.
Complete nonsense. A lot of unvaccinated are young healthy people. There are some unfit slobs though. As there are vaccinated unfit slobs. Unfortunately if you’re an unfit slob, regardless of vaccination status, you can find yourself in the hospital. Because that matters more than being vaccinated.
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This topic title is pure propaganda. In Ontario, ICU admissions contain 106 fully vaccinated vs 119 unvaccinated.
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10 minutes ago, blackbird said:
I'm in my 70s and resent that. Thanks for your concern. The more you people talk, the deeper you dig yourselves in the bull.
You should get vaccinated then if you’re concerned. Stop asking other people to destroy their lives, especially children to make you feel safe. It’s as selfish as it gets.
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2 hours ago, Aristides said:
Johns Hopkins, Worldometer
Deaths per million population
Florida, 2916
Canada, 802
Now measure destroying children’s development, education, and measure the mental health costs in depression, anxiety, suicide and drug overdoses society wide. Also measure the destruction of people’s businesses and livelihoods. It’s not all about trying to prevent people in their 70s and 80s from dying.
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5 hours ago, OftenWrong said:
I would not disparage Layton in favour of Ford. And yes of course he was a federali, it's not the point here.
Excuses. Ford harmed ON health care with his pay cuts for the front line workers, while hospital executives remain secure in their opulent towers, picking their teeth and belch after a very fine lunch.
But hey, it's not your job to come up with a solution, just to pay. Pay your taxes for them. It hardly affects you.
Have 'nuther snifter of that brandy from that cask Amontillado!
You may not agree with Ford’s approach, especially with this latest lockdown. But an NDP or Liberal government would mean longer more restrictive lockdowns, and more restrictions when not in lockdown. I certainly don’t agree with his latest decisions. But unfortunately, it’s either him, or somebody much worse.
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Ontario is at about 50% ICU capacity and we’re probably 7-10 days from the peak of omicold.
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38 minutes ago, eyeball said:
And exactly where the fuck do you think the RNA in the mRNA came from Shady?
I believe that only the AstraZeneca vaccine is like getting some of the virus. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines don’t work in the same way. That’s why I chose to get AstraZeneca.
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1 hour ago, Zeitgeist said:
That’s an excellent interview. Again it’s about hospitalizations and deaths, not case counts. Having many people test positive doesn’t mean much if most of them have mild illness or are asymptomatic. I think that unless we see a major uptick in hospitalizations, restrictions should be dropped. These latest increased restrictions seem out of line with reality. Watching packed NFL stadiums today where almost no one was wearing masks contrasts sharply with the weird attempts in Canada to shut everything down. I hope people start questioning and opposing these measures.
Yep. I was surprised they had her on for the interview.
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Great points made by an Ontario epidemiologist on CTV. It’s not covid or nothing.
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1 hour ago, eyeball said:
They've been doing that for months now. Where have you been? What do you think they put in vaccine anyway, sugar water or something?
You don’t know what mRNA technology is, or you wouldn’t be asking that.
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20 minutes ago, eyeball said:
I still think the best early prediction, late March early April 2019 or so, was my own when I pointed out that America wouldn't stand a chance against COVID. They're still in 1st or last place depending on how you look at it.
They’re actually in first place. They’re living with the virus and recognize that for the vast majority of people, it’s nothing more than the cold and flu. They’re recognizing that the amount of harm that comes from shutting down all of society every few months has significant consequences especially among children. They’re recognizing that it’s not the government’s job to protect them from covid anymore than it is to protect them from pneumonia, the flu etc. Covid is a significant threat to the obese, elderly and sick. And because of medical science, there are more people than ever, living longer, with serious health issues, and obesity. That’s why 94% of all covid deaths in the United States are 65+ with on average 2.5 serious health issues, according to the CDC.
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10 minutes ago, BubberMiley said:
But it was too hard to express in words?
You also don’t seem to understand the difference between propaganda from China and simple trade products. Get professional help.
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3 minutes ago, eyeball said:
Absolute rubbish. The risks from COVID far outweigh risks of vaccine, vaccines are well understood and no kids are being abused.
COVID is far more likely to trigger this condition in kids than the vaccine against it. In the extreme rare case where or if the vaccine does cause it;
Yours is complete rubbish. Hospitalization chances in children from covid is LESS than the risk of severe side effects from vaccines. That’s documented data and science.
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Btw, when anyone complains about covid “rumors” remember this...
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It’s time to stand up for children. Vaccinating, using vaccines approved on emergency use, forgoing the normal long term studies, for a virus that poses less risk than the vaccine, is child abuse.
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1 hour ago, BubberMiley said:
To answer the OP question, Canada allows itself to be influenced by China because Stephen Harper inexplicably locked us in the position where that is a necessary economic reality for the next 25 or so years.
https://canadians.org/analysis/harper-sneaks-through-canada-china-fipa-locks-canada-31-years
I’ve already debunked this nonsense.
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18 minutes ago, Michael Hardner said:
1. 2. Another example of the new type of political thinking, everything is about personalities and who's more popular with whom. God forbid anybody should ever discuss an idea unless it's angertainment
Well, there was an idea discussed before she went on with her bizarre tweets. She’s in Florida enjoying the freedom provided to her, and the restrictionless society by the governor there. While fleeing New York, her district, and all the restrictions she insists upon everyone else to follow. Just more Democrat hypocrisy. Freedom for me but not for thee.
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18 hours ago, Infidel Dog said:
Then there's Australia:
To quote Bubber, “turns out Australia had it right”. ?
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23 minutes ago, Nationalist said:
That's true. It could and likely will appreciate.
My one son and i have a small portfolio going of crypto. It keeps rising.
I'm still not sold on the whole concept but hey...it keeps rising...for now.
I have some crypto as well. It’s been a bit down lately but overall up big this year.
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15 hours ago, Nationalist said:
I find this amusing as hell.
Thoughts?
It is kind of amusing. I might buy in a bit if the price is cheap. I could see it skyrocketing in price in 2024 if Biden does actually run for re-election.
Heart and cancer surgeries are being cancelled because beds are filled with those who chose not to be vaccinated. Unacceptable.
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You’re also flipping between percentages and raw numbers when it suits you. The raw numbers indicate that no, unvaccinated people aren’t taking up all the hospital beds. They’re evenly split.