First you agreed with me that the polio vaccine is effective at preventing polio, and then you said "No vaccine prevents disease."
It's not a big deal, but you totally contradicted yourself. People do that sometimes, especially when they're frantically trying to be right about something that they didn't put much thought into.
The polio and smallpox vaxes were effective enough that they pretty much stamped out the diseases in question (well, until people quit taking
them, and until we started letting these diseases back into the country again).
OTOH, other vaxes are not quite that effective but do the job for most people.
IMHO, the COVID vax has not reached that latter rung yet. If you travel somewhere that has a different strain going around, for example, you are not likely protected.
They were all young and healthy and doctors. All were forced to take thab.
All now dead.
I wonder if they were taking something experimental, knowingly or not.
Here, I know many more people who died from COVID and complications
caused by it (lost count) than who died from getting vaccinated (1 &
they had pre-existing condition).
Holding the pharma companies accountable would be a big step in the right direction. Many, many years ago there was a shooting in Louisville.
They shooter was on Prozac. The pharma company somehow settled --
without the judge's knowledge -- so neither they, nor their medication, was held accountable.
They quit prescribing that one to young people (the shooter wasn't young) but that was about it.
There are too many stories like that.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Alan Ianson <=-
"The covid vaccine doesn't prevent covid."
No vaccine prevents disease or virus from infecting someone. It helps your
body fight off infection.
First you agreed with me that the polio vaccine is effective at
preventing polio, and then you said "No vaccine prevents disease."
It's not a big deal, but you totally contradicted yourself. People do
that sometimes, especially when they're frantically trying to be right about something that they didn't put much thought into.
"The covid vaccine doesn't prevent covid."
No vaccine prevents disease or virus from infecting someone. It helps
body fight off infection.
First you agreed with me that the polio vaccine is effective at preventing polio, and then you said "No vaccine prevents disease."
It's not a big deal, but you totally contradicted yourself. People do that sometimes, especially when they're frantically trying to be righ about something that they didn't put much thought into.
Disease and virus's do exist, vaccines can't do anything about that.
That is why vaccines exist.
OTOH, other vaxes are not quite that effective but do the job for most people.
I use N95s indoors (except for at home.) I've been doing this for the past 5 years and it's been 99% successful. To me, there's no better vaccine than the N95 mask.
herIMHO, the COVID vax has not reached that latter rung yet. If you travel somewhere that has a different strain going around, for example, you are not likely protected.
That sounds true. I'm sure that the deadliest covid strains are still out
somewhere, or at least the blueprints to make them are.
I use N95s indoors (except for at home.) I've been doing this for the pa years and it's been 99% successful. To me, there's no better vaccine tha N95 mask.
I get funny looks but I still mask when indoors in a public place.
That sounds true. I'm sure that the deadliest covid strains are still ouher
somewhere, or at least the blueprints to make them are.
If it is like most viruses, it will mutate into a form that is less deadly. A live host is a better factory for multiplying and spreading than a dead one.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Alan Ianson <=-
Disease and virus's do exist, vaccines can't do anything about that.
That is why vaccines exist.
Now you're doing it again. It's ok.
1. Viruses existing - none had ever been isolated.
2. Microbes making people sick. It was all along the lines of "we found the microbe in sick people, and in well people too, but they must be 'asymptomatic'.)
3. Contagion. The "disease" was not shown to spread via a microbe exposure.
4. A "vaccine" actually working.
This is why they are freaking out over RFK being head of HHS. He will demand proof and when he doesn't get it, he's going to make them prove things or shut their money making machine down.
Disease and virus's do exist, vaccines can't do anything about that. That is why vaccines exist.
what led up to this conversation:
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Aaron> "The polio vaccine is 90% effective at preventing polio."
That is true after two doses. Three doses are 99 to 100% effective.
Aaron> "The covid vaccine doesn't prevent covid."
No vaccine prevents disease or virus from infecting someone. It helpsyour body fight off infection.
---
We had to ignore Alan's extreme contradictions twice in order to wind up in an intelligent conversation. To me, it's funny.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I'm looking forward to that. And I realize the secretary of HHS will
serve Americans first, but maybe he can help Alan with his ridiculous contradictions or Bjorn with his machine-washable brain.
After reading that part like 6 times, I guess it sorta makes sense, but look at what led up to this conversation: ---
We had to ignore Alan's extreme contradictions twice in order to wind
up in an intelligent conversation. To me, it's funny.
Aaron> "The polio vaccine is 90% effective at preventing polio."
Alan> That is true after two doses. Three doses are 99 to 100% effective.
Aaron> "The covid vaccine doesn't prevent covid."
Alan> No vaccine prevents disease or virus from infecting someone. It helps your body fight off infection.
We had to ignore Alan's extreme contradictions twice in order to wind up in an
intelligent conversation. To me, it's funny.
We had to ignore Alan's extreme contradictions twice in order to wind up in an intelligent conversation. To me, it's funny.
Wow! Only twice.
It IS funny, but after a while it gets tiring trying to explain Reality
to the Reality-challenged and logic to the illogical.
It is not really a contradiction, although I question his wording. He is saying that no vaccine prevents you from getting the germs, but they do help your body fight off actually becoming ill.
Aaron> "The polio vaccine is 90% effective at preventing polio."
Alan> That is true after two doses. Three doses are 99 to 100% effective
Aaron> "The covid vaccine doesn't prevent covid."
Alan> No vaccine prevents disease or virus from infecting someone. It he your body fight off infection.
People who are old enough to remember are damned glad that they never had polio, measles, mumps, etc., because they *knew* people who did, and most of them are damned glad there were vaccines introduced that nearly or completely irradicated those diseases from the US. Those of us not
quite old enough never lived in a world where those diseases were
common. We take for granted that we can "never catch them" and
apparently some of us have become comfortable enough that we question whether or not they even existed.
Alan agreed with me when I said "The polio vaccine is 90% effective at preventing polio." But then he also added "No vaccine prevents disease." The wording is everything. The left words things badly intentionally to promote false narratives.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
The smarter leftists have disappeared from Fidonet. They lost the
battle in our never-ending debates, and they all know that "Trump was right about everything." And it seems like you and Joe S. were right
all along about "people are waking up."
I know that Alan is a smart guy and that he's just trolling us. Either that, or he's trying to impress liberal Janice, but I bet that she's
got no candy for him.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Mike Powell <=-
That sounds likely. I've never known anyone with polio, so to me it
seems like the polio vaccine must be real, and it must be extremely effective.
The smarter leftists have disappeared from Fidonet. They lost the battle in our never-ending debates, and they all know that "Trump was right about everything." And it seems like you and Joe S. were right all along about "people are waking up."
Those people don't like people telling them "I told you so".
But they'll just go quiet for a few months, then start pushing the Narrative they are told to. Just like they usually do.
The smarter leftists have disappeared from Fidonet. They lost the battle inu
never-ending debates, and they all know that "Trump was right about everything." And it seems like you and Joe S. were right all along about "people are waking up."
I know that Alan is a smart guy and that he's just trolling us. Either that,
he's trying to impress liberal Janice, but I bet that she's got no candy for him.
But the logic that "well, we don't have polio anymore, therefore the vaccine must been effective" is really not much logic.
By the same logic, I can say that my air filter is keeping the sharks away. I've never seen a shark here in rural Michigan, so it must be working.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Yea, they don't know what the new narrative is yet. Once the media
decides that for them, then they'll come back here to try it out.
For now, it's just "Trump's going to ban abortions." (They sound so
smart saying that!)
The smarter leftists have disappeared from Fidonet. They lost the battleu
never-ending debates, and they all know that "Trump was right about everything." And it seems like you and Joe S. were right all along about "people are waking up."
To be fair, one of the smartest liberals in this echo -- Dale -- passed away. I don't know what happened to Jeff T. He just disappeared. I suspect a few others who sometimes drop by may still be reading but have probably tired of trying to have much intelligent conversation here.
Yea, I liked Dale. Smartest liberal is a terrible title to have, but he was a great guy.I enjoyed our discord it was different and less nasty then some.
I didn't know that Janis died. She was nice too. I liked her BBS. I will definitely stop joking about her now that I know about this. I read her obituary and I was shocked to find out that he was like 72. I thought
she was younger than me. (72 is still too early to go!)
As for Janis I did not know either, her system while in New York was the only system not within the Net 267 nodelist, that operates the through
the entire state of NY. As a passing thought I always thought that was odd. She was such a contributor to fidonet and that was more important
to me then having her within the Empire Net of Net 267.
I understand you very well and you're right. I respected very much what Janice accomplished and contributed to the fidonet community. Our politics never aligned but of course that is also no secret. Still it is very possible to have an appreciation for ones accomplishments.As for Janis I did not know either, her system while in New York was t
only system not within the Net 267 nodelist, that operates the through
the entire state of NY. As a passing thought I always thought that wa
odd. She was such a contributor to fidonet and that was more important
to me then having her within the Empire Net of Net 267.
After she announced that she was taking her BBS down, I contacted her to see if she would sell me her BBBS license (BBBS is a cool BBS software) but she never replied. It seems like that was just a few months ago.
Now we barely got anyone to argue with anymore. :(
everAs for Janis I did not know either, her system while in New York was the only system not within the Net 267 nodelist, that operates the through the entire state of NY. As a passing thought I always thought that was odd. She was such a contributor to fidonet and that was more important to me then having her within the Empire Net of Net 267.
After she announced that she was taking her BBS down, I contacted her to see
she would sell me her BBBS license (BBBS is a cool BBS software) but she
replied. It seems like that was just a few months ago.
Now we barely got anyone to argue with anymore. :(
As for the other: Conservatives hold things together for far longer and WElso
have the ability to simply agree to disagree without bouncing off the walls >w/out acting out in a ball of rage.
I understand you very well and you're right. I respected very much what Janice accomplished and contributed to the fidonet community. Our
politics never aligned but of course that is also no secret. Still it is very possible to have an appreciation for ones accomplishments.
As for the other: Conservatives hold things together for far longer and
WE also have the ability to simply agree to disagree without bouncing
off the walls w/out acting out in a ball of rage.
Now we barely got anyone to argue with anymore. :(
She took it down, but then she actually came back for a while. She was having some sort of technical issues, though.
I wonder now if she didn't take it down after getting her initial diagnosis, and then decided to bring it back up after she had recovered from the shock. We will probably never know though.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Gregory Deyss <=-
Yea. I love that we don't have a code of conduct to adhere to, but we sorta adhere to one anyway (for the most part) just because we're good honest people. The lefties though, they have to explain themselves when they're seen walking out of a house that has Trump signs in the yard.
Yea. I love that we don't have a code of conduct to adhere to, but we sorta adhere to one anyway (for the most part) just because we're goo honest people. The lefties though, they have to explain themselves wh they're seen walking out of a house that has Trump signs in the yard.
Elitists like to use things like a "code of conduct" to infiltrate and ruin institutions.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I've been saying it all along that "there's a major collusion going on here." Is that the "covenant" that you're referring to? I'd like to
read more about it but a quick Google search didn't reveal anything
(for me.)
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