4th vaccination

Exactly! 500 in ICU and 500 hospitals. 1 person per hospital. Numbers do not lie.
Ya. You Proved my point.
You totally didn’t read what was above.

Fact of the matter is that most of those hospitals can’t look after critically I’ll covid patients. So the 1 / hospital statistic is completely meaningless. But, please continue with your obfuscation
 
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Why wasn't anything done to increase the capacity of our hospitals, for the past 2 years?

Regardless of the higher risk for ICU admissions for the unvaxed, half of the ICU patients are vaxed. So the vaccine is not that effective.

We are already taxed enough. How about putting a few of the hospital administrators on CERB and using the saved money to hire some nurses? The system is top heavy and inefficient.
Right on brother. Tell these libtards the truth. I trained 5 doctors in three weeks. You don't need 2+ years to train doctors and nurses to increase hospital capacity.
Anti-vaxxer for life. Peace out.
 
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I hope you booked your 4th booster.
I don't argue with anti-vaxxers because the majority of you don't know much about the nature of viruses; how vaccines work, and know how to interpret data and scientific research papers. So there is no point in discussions. Its obvious in this thread.

So let me break this down to something your ilk will understand.
If I need a 4th dose I will get it. Why will I get it? If I get the virus, I don't want to spread it to my 86 yr old neighbour, who has medical conditions and my parents who are also in their 80's. I don't want to spread it to my other neighbours young kids who can't get the vaccine. I also wear masks and social distance so that I don't spread it to those that are vunerable that I come in contact with. I don't have to get the vaccine because I am metabolically healthy and my chances of dying are close to zero.

However, I am also aware that I can get seriously sick which may affect the quality of my life. I may not die, but I may have diminished lung capacity which will prevents me from going on my 1hour daily jog, and HIIT workouts which I love to do. That is why I laugh when anti-vaxxers use the low mortality rate to claim that the virus is just the same as the common cold.

You are correct. Vaccines will not stop covid. It is from the same family of viruses as the common cold. The common cold has been around for epochs. Vaccines will not stop the spread, but it will decrease the rate-of-spread. Vaccines will buy science time to come up with treatments to this virus. These new treatments is what will get us back to living normally.

I don't watch CNN, FOX or any other news network. I don't listen to so-called internet experts. I knew from the very beginning that we would need multiple vaccines because I researched viruses and their evolution, and vaccines from scientific papers like JAMA, Harvard medical journal...etc. That is my source of information. So when they announced that we would need a 3rd booster, it didn't surprise me at all.
 
It hasn't sunk in yet, but the pandemic is over. Not because of our efforts, but because the mutation into Omicron which now constitutes over 90% of all cases.
 
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Right on brother. Tell these libtards the truth. I trained 5 doctors in three weeks. You don't need 2+ years to train doctors and nurses to increase hospital capacity.
Anti-vaxxer for life. Peace out.
Hospitals have been continuously cut back for 20+ years. There was hallway medicine in the 90s. Governments of all political stripes are to blame
 
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Yikes. I know someone who had a similar reaction, although his was after shot #2. Don't want to alarm you but he lost use of his arm for a few months until having some corrective surgery in December.
I’m back to normal. I found out it was the placement of the shot. It hit the wrong muscle and that is what caused the pain all the down the arm instead just in the upper vaccine injection area.

I just noticed this thread bump now or I would have wrote back earlier.

Thanks though. Appreciate your post.
 
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It’s the same shit everything year. Smart people use to find time to watch the ‘news’ that was only on 3 times a day while all the thick fucks were oudoing thick shit.

Now all the thick fucks are getting the ‘news’ fed to them constantly via Twitter and we find ourselves with todays over reactive society

There was a reason only wise people had access to information.
 
Hospitals have been continuously cut back for 20+ years. There was hallway medicine in the 90s. Governments of all political stripes are to blame
Truthfully the voters are to blame. Most people don't look far enough ahead to see how infrastructure spending is in their best interest and instead worry about a few bucks less in their pocket.
 
Truthfully the voters are to blame. Most people don't look far enough ahead to see how infrastructure spending is in their best interest and instead worry about a few bucks less in their pocket.
True. It’s been said voters get the governments they deserve.