1)Why do you post so many stories from non-gov't fringe websites?
For those who think unvaxxed people should lose their health care....
- Thread starter smallhatchet
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A virus that has a 97.6% survival rate of persons under 60 is Russian roulette is it?....LOL.
Hyperbole much?...........Just admit you are afraid. Nothing wrong with that considering the media barrage that has occurred.
I know many people who had it and not one ended up in the hospital. One person still can't taste or smell anything one month after he got over it.
Of course all of them were under 60 and metabolically healthy. let me put that caveat in there.
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Yes, many would "survive" and did not die - but could be suffering long after the infection:
Ontario Olympic athlete says he has to use an oxygen unit while sleeping after contracting COVID-19
Quote the entirety of my post if you are going there.
Long term side effects are a remote possibility. But they are extremely rare.
In Russian roulette you have a one in six chance of dying.....That's not even close.
Wow talk about false bullshit #FakeNews
@idcloak & @The Oracle
This news story is making the rounds, too bad the alleged fact checkers have all vanished
The so called "perfectly healthy" Canadian Olympian has DAMAGED LUNGS and has had two major cases of PNEUMONIA (most recent in 2015)
Gee I wonder why a respiratory diesease like Covid could hurt him? Hmm
He also had other internal injuries associated with his sport
Alex Kopacz - Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website
Alex Kopacz celebrated his first World Cup podium in January 2016 when he was part of Justin Kripps' four-man crew that won bronze in Lake Placid. In the 2017-18 season the Kripps-Kopacz earned four podiums together in the two-man event, including one victory.
olympic.ca
Geez I didn't know that. Thanks for putting this up.Wow talk about false bullshit #FakeNews
@idcloak & @The Oracle
This news story is making the rounds, too bad the alleged fact checkers have all vanished
The so called "perfectly healthy" Canadian Olympian has DAMAGED LUNGS and has had two major cases of PNEUMONIA (most recent in 2015)
Gee I wonder why a respiratory diesease like Covid could hurt him? Hmm
He also had other internal injuries associated with his sport
Alex Kopacz - Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website
Alex Kopacz celebrated his first World Cup podium in January 2016 when he was part of Justin Kripps' four-man crew that won bronze in Lake Placid. In the 2017-18 season the Kripps-Kopacz earned four podiums together in the two-man event, including one victory.
Here's a rational opinion.
Damaged lungs, I see a case of pneumonia he actually competed through and a torn abductor, where do you see 2 cases of pneumonia and bad lungs? Reading properly means not injecting fake factsWow talk about false bullshit #FakeNews
@idcloak & @The Oracle
This news story is making the rounds, too bad the alleged fact checkers have all vanished
The so called "perfectly healthy" Canadian Olympian has DAMAGED LUNGS and has had two major cases of PNEUMONIA (most recent in 2015)
Gee I wonder why a respiratory diesease like Covid could hurt him? Hmm
He also had other internal injuries associated with his sport
Alex Kopacz - Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website
Alex Kopacz celebrated his first World Cup podium in January 2016 when he was part of Justin Kripps' four-man crew that won bronze in Lake Placid. In the 2017-18 season the Kripps-Kopacz earned four podiums together in the two-man event, including one victory.
The fake news tells us the outcome but they never show us the equation. I know old people with slight illnesses that caught it and only felt like shit for a day yet a young conditioned athlete comes to their knees with it and is fucked for life. Is this not the virus that harms old peopleWow talk about false bullshit #FakeNews
@idcloak & @The Oracle
This news story is making the rounds, too bad the alleged fact checkers have all vanished
The so called "perfectly healthy" Canadian Olympian has DAMAGED LUNGS and has had two major cases of PNEUMONIA (most recent in 2015)
Gee I wonder why a respiratory diesease like Covid could hurt him? Hmm
He also had other internal injuries associated with his sport
Alex Kopacz - Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website
Alex Kopacz celebrated his first World Cup podium in January 2016 when he was part of Justin Kripps' four-man crew that won bronze in Lake Placid. In the 2017-18 season the Kripps-Kopacz earned four podiums together in the two-man event, including one victory.
Oh I linked that since it is the least controversial site
You guys can not possibly argue his actual profile is wrong
Go back you see he missed a qualifier when he was sick the other time (the 1st time he played through it)
But either way (say it with me now licker)
"He has a pre-existing medical condition and is not a typical covid victim"
Kulvinder Kaur is another quack doctor currently under investigation by the College.
Having one attack of pneumonia does NOT qualify as pre-existing medical condition.
Pre-existing medical condition means on going illness like asthma, diabetes, weakened immune system etc.
Most people would recover fully from non-Covid pneumonia with no residual effect.
He was fit enough to participate in 2018 winter Olympics, so whatever effect it had on him was minimal.
The story illustrates the fact that people as fit as a Olympic athlete can have devastating effect from Covid.
Uh yeah it actually does
I am kinda loving your medical advice and all but you are posting crazier shit than canadaman lately lol
Even a mild onset of pneumonia shortens your life expectancy and makes you far more susceptible to future sickness (eg COVID)
And this guy had two severe enough cases he was even previously hospitalized for it
Here medical journal for you, and it is a Canadian source
The Lasting Effects of Pneumonia
Emerging research shows community-acquired pneumonia survivors are at a higher risk for chronic illnesses and higher mortality rates than previously believed.
No it does not.
I am not able to see the full article from the link you posted, so not sure what exactly the study was about.
Of course, some people can have long lasting effect from pneumonia, or even from flu, but it is not common.
You cannot assume anyone with history of pneumonia to have permanent damage.
As I said, he was fit enough to be an Olympic athlete - so if he had any serious lung damage, he would not be able to do so.
Change your browser settings
Its not password protected or anything
Just a simple paywall
Yes, it's a sort of Russian Roulette with your life, or rolling the dice on your life, or spinning the wheel on a casino roulette table with your life, that is foolish to take when you don't have to.
A 97.6 survival rate means you die more than 2 times in 100 coins flips of heads or tails. Do you not realize how stupid of a risk that would be. Do you have a suicidal death wish?
Projecting much?
Why should i be afraid or live in fear? Being afraid is also stupid. It's a stupid way to live.
OTOH living sensibly, wisely, righteously & peacefully is smart.
It's the covidiots acting irresponsibly who should be afraid. But for many of them ignorance & constantly resisting the truth may be bliss, like a LSD influenced fool about to walk off a cliff.
I'm pretty sure your media devices have an off switch. People should learn to use it & not live in fear. Instead saturate your mind with faith, hope & love which overcomes & defeats all fears.
Be a man. Not a mouse.
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Your claim is bullshit once again. The man was a healthy athlete. One bout of pneumonia which he competed during and after is not an underlying issue. You only wish you were 5% as fit as he was prior to catching Covid.
You forgot to mention in your stats that the virus is also a 99.7% AT HOME RECOVERY.
Convenient you left that out.
No I didn’t. I was simply not addressing your narrative.
He was speaking vaccines, I spoke vaccines and related it to condoms. EOD
I have glanced back at the previous posts and saw that number but didn't see any link to that number, just saw it posted as if factual. Does anyone have any evidence of this? I'm not saying it's not necessarily accurate, I just want to know where this number comes from. My google search for at home recovery rate is proving unsuccessful.
