Will You Take The Vaccine?

Are you going to take the corona virus vaccine?

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Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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zeddd said:
Whether they are vaccinated has little bearing on either thumb pain or blood puke, no time to waste asking irrelevant questions
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well then i'd treat the one throwing up blood first, but irrelevance is subjective...my logic being...these fools don't care enough about their own health to get a simple free injection to stop a rampaging epidemic...so why should i care about their health either? i should treat someone with finite materials who can't be bothered to keep themselves healthy to begin with? seems like a waste of materials to me
 
nuskool89

nuskool89

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
the one who was vaccinated
i understand the concept of triage...i just think they have their criteria for it all fucked up...one of the first questions should be, "is this patient vaccinated?" if the answer is no, move on to the next one that is, until they're all treated, then, and only then, do the unvaccinated get any attention...
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Thank goodness you’re not a doctor! Hippocrates is turning in his grave. This is medieval and so narrow minded. By your logic we shouldn’t treat any gang member with a gunshot wound, any morbidly obese person who develops type II diabetes , or any heroin addict overdosing.

“Did you join that gang willingly, even though there is all this data about the potential for violence and getting shot?!”

“Did you choose to eat this way and live this lifestyle, even though there is all this data proving this will raise your risk of developing type II diabetes?!”

Did you use heroin like this or this often, even though there is all this data indicating your chances over dosing are high?!”

All of these examples and countless others are the product of people’s personal decisions and morals, and they all strain the same medical system good perfect pure vaccinated people rely on.
 
CunningCanuk

CunningCanuk

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zeddd said:
Cancer patients with covid are high on the list , they won’t get bumped for an antivaxer with a sore thumb.
You seem really pissed off.
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Maybe not a sore thumb. From the article:

“For example, a 35-year-old unvaccinated former smoker with asthma gains priority over a 66-year-old vaccinated cancer patient.”

Not pissed off at all. Enjoying my day, brewing some ewc tea for the garden, which is looking great so far.
 
CunningCanuk

CunningCanuk

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nuskool89 said:
Thank goodness you’re not a doctor! Hippocrates is turning in his grave. This is medieval and so narrow minded. By your logic we shouldn’t treat any gang member with a gunshot wound, any morbidly obese person who develops type II diabetes , or any heroin addict overdosing.

“Did you join that gang willingly, even though there is all this data about the potential for violence and getting shot?!”

“Did you choose to eat this way and live this lifestyle, even though there is all this data proving this will raise your risk of developing type II diabetes?!”

Did you use heroin like this or this often, even though there is all this data indicating your chances over dosing are high?!”

All of these examples and countless others are the product of people’s personal decisions and morals, and they all strain the same medical system good perfect pure vaccinated people rely on.
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Cool. Morality tips from a klantard.
 
zeddd

zeddd

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
well then i'd treat the one throwing up blood first, but irrelevance is subjective...my logic being...these fools don't care enough about their own health to get a simple free injection to stop a rampaging epidemic...so why should i care about their health either? i should treat someone with finite materials who can't be bothered to keep themselves healthy to begin with? seems like a waste of materials to me
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That’s a really interesting view and I can sympathise with it. I would also go for the blood puker even though I know he is a convicted child rapist with an antivaxer utube channel. Ultimately it’s about helping people because they really need it and that’s the job satisfaction, whoever they are is totally irrelevant, we aren’t judges or pigs.
 
CunningCanuk

CunningCanuk

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zeddd said:
That’s a really interesting view and I can sympathise with it. I would also go for the blood puker even though I know he is a convicted child rapist with an antivaxer utube channel. Ultimately it’s about helping people because they really need it and that’s the job satisfaction, whoever they are is totally irrelevant, we aren’t judges or pigs.
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I honestly respect you for that and I wasn’t being sarcastic when I said I’m glad you’re empathetic to everyone.
 
captainmorgan

captainmorgan

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No one is saying don't treat these idiots that won't vaccinate but on the same hand they should not get priority for medications. Why not just make a rule whites christians go to the head of the line, that is on about the same level.
 
nuskool89

nuskool89

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captainmorgan said:
No one is saying don't treat these idiots that won't vaccinate but on the same hand they should not get priority for medications. Why not just make a rule whites christians go to the head of the line, that is on about the same level.
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:o


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www.kff.org

Latest Data on COVID-19 Vaccinations by Race/Ethnicity | KFF

KFF is collecting and analyzing data on COVID-19 vaccinations by race/ethnicity to gain increased insight who is receiving the vaccine and whether some groups are facing disparities in vaccination.
www.kff.org www.kff.org


Apparently everyone that isn’t in the Asian population is about equal.
 
hanimmal

hanimmal

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nuskool89 said:
:o


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www.kff.org

Latest Data on COVID-19 Vaccinations by Race/Ethnicity | KFF

KFF is collecting and analyzing data on COVID-19 vaccinations by race/ethnicity to gain increased insight who is receiving the vaccine and whether some groups are facing disparities in vaccination.
www.kff.org www.kff.org


Apparently everyone that isn’t in the Asian population is about equal.
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Numbers game.

What is 60% of 15%, 60% of 60% (or 75% if you are counting 'white hispanics as white and not hispanic, they really have been playing a lot of games with this demographic over the last handful of years)), and 81% of 6%?
 
Fogdog

Fogdog

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Fogdog

Fogdog

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This study shows us that most adverse reactions people are having after getting the vaccine is not due to the vaccine.

scitechdaily.com

More Than Two-Thirds of Adverse COVID-19 Vaccine Events Are Due to Placebo Effect

One-third of clinical trial participants who received no vaccine reported systemic adverse advents like headache and fatigue. The placebo effect is the well-known phenomenon of a person's physical or mental health improving after taking a treatment with no pharmacological therapeutic benefit – a
scitechdaily.com

More Than Two-Thirds of Adverse COVID-19 Vaccine Events Are Due to Placebo Effect

Haas and colleagues analyzed data from 12 clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccines. The 12 trials included adverse effects reports from 22,578 placebo recipients and 22,802 vaccine recipients. After the first injection, more than 35 percent of placebo recipients experienced systemic adverse events – symptoms affecting the entire body, such as fever – with headache and fatigue most common at 19.6 percent and 16.7 percent, respectively. Sixteen percent of placebo recipients reported at least one local event, such as pain at site of injection, redness, or swelling.

In comparison after the first injection, 46 percent of vaccine recipients experienced at least one systemic adverse event and two-thirds of them reported at least one local event. While this group received a pharmacologically active treatment, at least some of their adverse events are attributable to the placebo – or in this case, nocebo – effect, as well given that many of these effects also occurred in the placebo group. Haas and colleagues’ analysis suggested that nocebo accounted for 76 percent of all adverse events in the vaccine group and nearly a quarter of all local effects reported.


lies, distortions, half truths and misleading antivaxx propaganda are killing people.
 
zeddd

zeddd

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Fogdog said:
Do you cook from a recipe or by feel?
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Technique, try this for a Bengali style chicken Bhuna: you will need to make a spice mix first, I roast cilantro seed, cumin seed, fennel seed together , ratio 60%, 25%, 15%. When cool add additional ground turmeric a bit less than cumin and Kashmiri chilli powder to your preference.
Make garlic ginger paste 50/50 in blended with a little water.
Heat half cup of rapeseed oil in a wok until it is v hot, stand back and dump the garlic ginger paste in and fry up until it is golden brown. Add spice mix, salt, small handful, cook stirring continuously, add some tomato purée and some water cook this paste. Add chicken cook until done, season to taste with salt and pepper, finish with fresh cilantro and green chilli, cook time 20 minutes
Edit; I usually throw in 2 green cardamom pods and 1 inch of cinnamon stick and a chopped fresh tomato
Edit 2, add dried kasuri methi at the end, they are also called fenugreek leaves
Edit 3 the flavour comes from roasting all the ingredients together in the oil without burning it, that’s the tricky bit so use a little water if it sticks.
 
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smokinrav

smokinrav

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I like a more mild chicken. Cut into 1 inch pieces, put it into a ziplock quart bag. Add a teaspoon of olive oil and shake to cover the chicken. Add spices to your taste. I use an onion powder, garlic powder, salt and black pepper mix. Shake to cover the pieces and cook in a non stick pan till browned. Use as desired.
 
Fogdog

Fogdog

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zeddd said:
Technique, try this for a Bengali style chicken Bhuna: you will need to make a spice mix first, I roast cilantro seed, cumin seed, fennel seed together , ratio 60%, 25%, 15%. When cool add additional ground turmeric a bit less than cumin and Kashmiri chilli powder to your preference.
Make garlic ginger paste 50/50 in blended with a little water.
Heat half cup of rapeseed oil in a wok until it is v hot, stand back and dump the garlic ginger paste in and fry up until it is golden brown. Add spice mix, salt, small handful, cook stirring continuously, add some tomato purée and some water cook this paste. Add chicken cook until done, season to taste with salt and pepper, finish with fresh cilantro and green chilli, cook time 20 minutes
Edit; I usually throw in 2 green cardamom pods and 1 inch of cinnamon stick and a chopped fresh tomato
Edit 2, add dried kasuri methi at the end, they are also called fenugreek leaves
Edit 3 the flavour comes from roasting all the ingredients together in the oil without burning it, that’s the tricky bit so use a little water if it sticks.
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That right there is the real deal. Thx.
 
zeddd

zeddd

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Fogdog said:
That right there is the real deal. Thx.
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You’re welcome but it’s not fully authentic, it’s a short cut but good one if you only have 30 mins. If I have time I make a vegetable stock and an infused tomato purée with garlic and methi. Even that gets finessed by the aunties to a whole different level. So it’s pandemic chicken bhuna, you know when it’s finished when the oil separates and then the colour darkens.
 
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