Thank you for your service, pattycakes. Your logically-airtight windshield analogy has finally changed my mind. Now I always wear a mask.
Wuhan Killer Sneeze (thanks Tea)
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Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
Unleash the kraken! Arrests coming soon!
droid
Well-known member
Lol, yes, lets go and look at a table with nearly 2.5k rows in a document with tens of thousands of rows and cherry pick 7.
Luckily, this annoying wavy hand woman has done an excellent analysis of this exact data, and quelle surprise, you're full of shit, yet again.
Murphy
cat malogen
100‘s of posts over two theads
Define excess deaths and their diagnosed causes, White Replacement Theory advocate @HMGovt first off - can you even do that without fixating on your agenda?
Would you accept the NHS is completely fucked? You’re now more likely to die at home waiting for a blue light, or in an ambulance parked outside A&E, as survive a preventable death. See industrial action - not just pay but stress, burnout and being unable to offer a fully comprehensive service, which the nhs can’t currently. Add an ageing population.....
Large numbers of people have died from being unable to access medical treatment for 3 years - cancer deaths, copd and respiratory, heart disease etc etc, unprecedented disruption. Large numbers are stuck on extensive, indefinite waiting lists for treatment, eg I spent 4 years waiting for a hernia op where waiting for sepsis any day any time was daily, like working, parenting and a pandemic weren’t enough
You grandstand as the Lord of Logic and I agree vaccinations have caused some issues, but we live in a nation where our public healthcare service is completely fragmented. But you already knew that. You also know % vaxxed to unvaxxed is vastly different rates. Life is full of ironies, the universe (at least) has a sense of humour, see
Define excess deaths and their diagnosed causes, White Replacement Theory advocate @HMGovt first off - can you even do that without fixating on your agenda?
Would you accept the NHS is completely fucked? You’re now more likely to die at home waiting for a blue light, or in an ambulance parked outside A&E, as survive a preventable death. See industrial action - not just pay but stress, burnout and being unable to offer a fully comprehensive service, which the nhs can’t currently. Add an ageing population.....
Large numbers of people have died from being unable to access medical treatment for 3 years - cancer deaths, copd and respiratory, heart disease etc etc, unprecedented disruption. Large numbers are stuck on extensive, indefinite waiting lists for treatment, eg I spent 4 years waiting for a hernia op where waiting for sepsis any day any time was daily, like working, parenting and a pandemic weren’t enough
You grandstand as the Lord of Logic and I agree vaccinations have caused some issues, but we live in a nation where our public healthcare service is completely fragmented. But you already knew that. You also know % vaxxed to unvaxxed is vastly different rates. Life is full of ironies, the universe (at least) has a sense of humour, see
IdleRich
IdleRich
But you totally ignored what I said - what makes the one study that agrees with you right and all the others wrong? You just asserted that masks are ridiculous and then put in a load of insults. Are you saying that you've decided that masks are ineffective and so the survey that agrees with you must be correct?
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
Come on though, Rich. You have to admit, it's pretty watertight logic.
droid
Well-known member
The high excess deaths are very worrying and is likely a combination of causes. Delayed/denied treatment, burnout and retirement of health care workers, ongoing acute covid burden, some severe post-covid acute incidents, and (in some countries) general issues with structural dysfunction in the healthcare system.
There is also significant and growing evidence to suggest immune dysregulation due to widespread and repeated covid infections is a major factor, loads of people ending up very sick or hospitalised with diseases that normally cause little or no problems, thus exacerbating all of the above. Literally everybody I know was sick with one thing or another in December. Its a shitshow.
There is also significant and growing evidence to suggest immune dysregulation due to widespread and repeated covid infections is a major factor, loads of people ending up very sick or hospitalised with diseases that normally cause little or no problems, thus exacerbating all of the above. Literally everybody I know was sick with one thing or another in December. Its a shitshow.
Leo
Well-known member
that's pretty much the situation here, only hospitals and doctor's offices for the past year or so. hasn't been mandatory on subways for a awhile, over a year.
Leo
Well-known member
asian or paranoid, those are the only two possibilities? maybe they wear a mask because their immune systems are comprised.
IdleRich
IdleRich
Or to put it another way, you said that masks are known not to work because of a certain study. Droid fairly comprehensively refuted that study and this your given reason for stating the ineffectiveness of masks. I guess it's scary and embarrassing to be proven so wrong so I get why you lashed out, albeit so wildly that none of what you said as an insult described me at all.
pattycakes_
Can turn naughty
You're very sure about what it's not.
On the topic of immune dysregulation, look up IGG4 and thyroid autoimmune concerns with the pfizer jab.
Murphy
cat malogen
Cringe sublime
From a certain point of view I think our lives and everything about them is deeply embarassing. There are other points of view, corresponding to other modes of consciousness, where this feeling of embarrassment makes absolutely no sense. But lately I've found myself inhabiting this particular...
www.dissensus.com
Leo
Well-known member
almost three years since kickoff, I finally tested positive. slight cough and chill but so far, so good. met friends for lunch twice last week, must have been from one of those (they are both fine).
was looking forward to being outside today after sheltering in place the past two days from the bitter cold temps but oh well.
was looking forward to being outside today after sheltering in place the past two days from the bitter cold temps but oh well.
Leo
Well-known member
while I'm here...
www.nytimes.com
Opinion | An Even Deadlier Pandemic Could Soon Be Here
Bird flu has spread widely among animals. Unless we act now, it soon could do the same among humans.
Leo
Well-known member
Thanks, Droid. Yeah, on the quest for Paxlovid. Doctor's office is closed on Sunday and it requires a prescription, so called the doctor's answering service and arranged a telemedicine zoom at 9:00 am tomorrow. Then they call it in to the local pharmacy and the wife can pick it up.