The COVID Vaccination Thread

[G.B.Blackrock]

Are we at a point, yet, where most places are similar in terms of how many people have HAD COVID? (even places better about protocols have had most of their populations hit, but they've tended to be spaced out better, and have suffered less intense symptoms, thanks to masking and vaccinations) If this is saying that places with lower rates of prevention have higher rates of long COVID, specifically, that should be talked about more.

 

[abates]

A 62-year-old German man got 217 covid vaccinations between June 2021 and November 2023:

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/03/06/health/covid-217-shots-hypervaccination-lancet/index.html

According to researchers, he didn't have any side effects, but it also didn't make him any more immune than the recommended dosage would have.

Just in case anyone still harboured any worries about the vaccine.

 

[The Mighty Mollusk]

So many nanomachines, he must be up to at least 40Gs of gay by now.

 

[wonko the sane?]

I'm not worried about the covid vaccine, but that is interesting news.

I'm more worried about the fact that measles has entered community transmission stage in montreal. Cause apparently we are that ******* stupid.

 

[Ungnome]

Yea, Antivax idiots and the grifters who profit off of them sure do like to bring back a disease that was nearly wiped out in the western world because they've been convinced vaccines cause autism and numerous other medical conditions despite two centuries of research showing that not to be true....

 

[PrimalxConvoy]

Yea, Antivax idiots and the grifters who profit off of them sure do like to bring back a disease that was nearly wiped out in the western world because they've been convinced vaccines cause autism and numerous other medical conditions despite two centuries of research showing that not to be true....

We need to tell them that vaccines have electrolyte in them...