Covid-19

[Muskie in dayton]

It's a good thing kids didn't have a decision about the polio vaccine.

It’s also a good thing that COVID is not even remotely close to as bad as polio. Like not even in the same dimension. But thanks for another mindless comment. Did you hear that on CNN?

[Muskie in dayton]

I would take 99% vaccinated. I just quote facts but everything is political with you. Here's your rendition of a squirrel: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/...s/mallard-duck

“Everything is political with you” says the guy who everything he posts is actually political. If you cared about saving lives you would actually try to understand science, instead of parroting crap like “horse medicine”.

[Muskie in dayton]

A new study suggests that almost half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have mild or asymptomatic cases. Because wait for it, they weren’t actually hospitalized for COVID. They may not even have had it given PCR test sensitivity issues. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...campaign=share
What would that mean then, if these people should die?

Funny, I swear someone here speculated on this very thing a year ago, and now a left-lean media outlet reports it. Spoiler alert.

[Muskie in dayton]

Speaking of spoiler alerts, how’s Florida doing these days?

[Xville]

It’s also a good thing that COVID is not even remotely close to as bad as polio. Like not even in the same dimension. But thanks for another mindless comment. Did you hear that on CNN?

Sigh..nevermind

[GoMuskies]

Sigh..nevermind

For kids, he's not wrong.

[Strange Brew]

A new study suggests that almost half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have mild or asymptomatic cases. Because wait for it, they weren’t actually hospitalized for COVID. They may not even have had it given PCR test sensitivity issues. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...campaign=share
What would that mean then, if these people should die?

Funny, I swear someone here speculated on this very thing a year ago, and now a left-lean media outlet reports it. Spoiler alert.

This seems vaguely familiar to me.

[principal]

A new study suggests that almost half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have mild or asymptomatic cases. Because wait for it, they weren’t actually hospitalized for COVID. They may not even have had it given PCR test sensitivity issues. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...campaign=share
What would that mean then, if these people should die?

Funny, I swear someone here speculated on this very thing a year ago, and now a left-lean media outlet reports it. Spoiler alert.

This is being picked up and reported all over the MSM. ;)

[paulxu]

Polio:

Outbreaks occurred regularly in the United States through the 1950s, with two major polio outbreaks in 1916 and in 1952. Of the 57,628 reported cases in 1952, there were 3,145 deaths.

In 1955, Dr. Jonas Salk’s vaccine was approved. It was quickly adopted throughout the world. By 1962, the average number of cases dropped to 910. The CDCTrusted Source reports that the United States has been polio-free since 1979.

Covid:

663,000 deaths and counting in the US. Maybe people should get vaccinated.

[Smails]

Polio:



Covid:

663,000 deaths and counting in the US. Maybe people should get vaccinated.

Maybe stop moving the goal posts, Paul. You specifically referenced children.

You didn't answer my last question (an increasingly common pattern with you these days): Do you think people should have a choice in the matter of the COVID vaccination?