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What about the arrows on the grocery store isles?Social distancing had no basis in science. Imagine that.
Walk it back, Tim. You have REPEATEDLY called adherence to vaccine mandates and recommendations a RELIGION. 17 million should suffice for widespread, should it not?
What doesn’t work is your truly pathetic argument and attempt to waffle.
Social distancing had no basis in science. Imagine that.
If it doesn't work with farts, it won't work with a virus.I posted about this previously. Apparently the 6 feet of social distancing emanated from a middle school or other science fair where a kid had an exhibit demonstrating social distancing 'possibly' having an effect on the spread of communicable diseases.
It was in Texas.
George Bush heard about it. Mentioned it to someone who mentioned it to someone else(s)...Covid hit and someone said "Hey...what if we keep people 6 feet apart and..."
Gubmint stepped it, said "it works", recommended it, and it turned into nation wide, state wide and jurisdictional mandates.
Well if you didn't say genocide, it must have been germicide. Trump said to drink fish tank cleaner and you bought into it!Once again FLEGGO, you're changing the argument.
Where did I say it's genocidal? You've failed a half dozen times now to prove your claim to be true.
Did you post a parody “it’s beginning to look a lot like genocide” and did you suggest that the vaccine may have killed 17 million. Yes or No?Once again FLEGGO, you're changing the argument.
Where did I say it's genocidal? You've failed a half dozen times now to prove your claim to be true.
That article might as well be entitled “The only thing more stupid than Trumps statements are the people who believe them.”Well if you didn't say genocide, it must have been germicide. Trump said to drink fish tank cleaner and you bought into it!
It's somewhere in this thread, I just know it!
Send Trog to look for it. That should keep him busy for a while.
Oh the memories.
No, it is what it is. The medias reporting on Trump that isn't accurate or even true and libs eating it up.That article might as well be entitled “The only thing more stupid than Trumps statements are the people who believe them.”
Oh geez. No wonder Tim vehemently denies your accusation.Did you post a parody “it’s beginning to look a lot like genocide” and did you suggest that the vaccine may have killed 17 million. Yes or No?
Yeah, March 2020, so a month before Trump suggested an injection of disinfectant might work. ******* media and Libs, really!No, it is what it is. The medias reporting on Trump that isn't accurate or even true and libs eating it up.
So he is saying that the world was intentionally, and repeatedly, lied to about the vaccines, but the 17 million deaths were unintentional?Oh geez. No wonder Tim vehemently denies your accusation.
A parody is an exaggerated imitation.
Because it appears to have the characteristics of a genocide, as in mass deaths, doesn't mean that intentional genocide was actually taking place. It was an exaggeration to drive home a point.
The no fun liberals take everything literally. So serious and angry all the time. It can't be good for their overall health and wellbeing, but they seem trapped by their doctrine.No, it is what it is. The medias reporting on Trump that isn't accurate or even true and libs eating it up.
Oh geez. No wonder Tim vehemently denies your accusation.
A parody is an exaggerated imitation.
Because it appears to have the characteristics of a genocide, as in mass deaths, doesn't mean that intentional genocide was actually taking place. It was an exaggeration to drive home a point.
And lack of both critical and creative thinking skills.The no fun liberals take everything literally. So serious and angry all the time. It can't be good for their overall health and wellbeing, but they seem trapped by their doctrine.
its certainly looking that way. proof is on the previous 764 pages.So he is saying that the world was intentionally, and repeatedly, lied to about the vaccines, but the 17 million deaths were unintentional?
Did you post a parody “it’s beginning to look a lot like genocide” and did you suggest that the vaccine may have killed 17 million. Yes or No?
You sound eerily similar to your hero’s lawyers when they argued that no reasonable person would take him seriously.Oh YES! That's your angle. The name of the video had Genocide in it, so that means I said it . "A parody is an exaggerated imitation." - a wise man said.
I post a link and say "you decide" where someone with an opinion says the vaccines may have killed 17M, so therefore I MUST have said it.
Who, what, me? You didn’t start the rumor, you just spread it.Son, you are so weak in your debating skills.
I...me...myself...didn't say the vaccine was genocidal, nor did I say the vaccines have killed 17M.
Attribute to you as fact, opinion or just another silly exaggeration? I don’t want to take you seriously if I shouldn’t.What I have said - that which you can attribute me to - is that these vaccines are the MOST dangerous vaccines not pulled from the market - and that they should be. I have said they have killed FAR more than our Gubmint and others have reported.
Oh, I have and you really don’t like it. You loons are playing a big game of make believe and take serious offense when I mock adults taking part in such behavior. It usually leads to YOU name calling.For once, enter the debate and debate the content of the links, articles, studies we post instead of attacking titles, sources, and name calling.
Anecdotal to be sure, but I've had 4 friends as well as my wife that had an increased creatine clearance level several years ago, an indicator of kidney damage. All received at least the initial 2 doses.Damned Epoch Times!
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In a January 2023 preprint in The Lancet, the New Zealand government released a study showing a 70 percent increased rate of kidney injury following two doses of Pfizer mRNA vaccines. Even more telling of injury was the dose-dependent effect. That is, one dose of Pfizer showed a 60 percent increased rate of injury within three weeks post-injection, while two doses showed a 70 percent increased rate of injury three weeks post-injection. “Acute kidney injury” was not defined by the authors but is understood in a clinical setting to include measurable changes in lab results and/or serious signs and symptoms such as bleeding, pain with urination, kidney stones, nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, or other renal dysfunction.
The data were drawn from a national database of over 4 million people over the age of 5 who had received the Pfizer vaccines. This number represented 95 percent of New Zealand adults and teenagers.
Compared to historical background rates of kidney injury, the following changes in acute kidney injuries were found in the original article, as shown in this screenshot.
These alarming results of vastly increased kidney injury were published in the abstract of the original article, and here are two screenshots from the January 2023 version of the abstract of that article: [1]
....More inside the link
Creatine clearance? I think you mean creatinine clearance.Anecdotal to be sure, but I've had 4 friends as well as my wife that had an increased creatine clearance level several years ago, an indicator of kidney damage. All received at least the initial 2 doses.
One had a glomerular filtration rate of less than 20. Now, they are all in the 70 year-old age range, so it's expected that these things can occur more frequently with age.
What is unusual is that in all of these cases, their lab values are all back to normal today. Coincidence, maybe, but weird non the less.
You sound eerily similar to your hero’s lawyers when they argued that no reasonable person would take him seriously.
You call your posts exaggerations
You didn’t start the rumor, you just spread it.
Attribute to you as fact, opinion or just another silly exaggeration? I don’t want to take you seriously if I shouldn’t.
Oh, I have and you really don’t like it.