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Covid Vaccine

Badcat said:
Then explain why two different countries with similar policies had very different outcomes.

The U.S. had about 3,618 deaths per million
Canada had about 710 per million

The U.K. had about 3,404 deaths per million
Netherlands had about 1,100 per million.

The above data was provided by AI which referenced Wikipedia

If your argument is that masks, mandates and restrictions worked then why wasn't it consistent in all countries. Answer: Because there are many variables which determined whether these measures were deemed more successful than others. Why would a country like Singapore issue relatively light restrictions compared with many Western countries and yet have a mortality rate of 358 deaths per million? So, less restrictions with less deaths means what? Variables.

You simply cannot say "they worked" as it is way too complex of an issue with many, many variables in play to make such a deterministic statement when in fact, it's more Stochastic. One could write a dissertation on the impact of the United States' use of ventilators on the overall mortality rate and that's just one variable.

Crawl out of your cave Troglodyte, open your mind, allow your smooth brain to breathe and develop some matter.
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"No"
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Badcat said:
Then explain why two different countries with similar policies had very different outcomes.

The U.S. had about 3,618 deaths per million
Canada had about 710 per million

The U.K. had about 3,404 deaths per million
Netherlands had about 1,100 per million.

The above data was provided by AI which referenced Wikipedia

If your argument is that masks, mandates and restrictions worked then why wasn't it consistent in all countries. Answer: Because there are many variables which determined whether these measures were deemed more successful than others. Why would a country like Singapore issue relatively light restrictions compared with many Western countries and yet have a mortality rate of 358 deaths per million? So, less restrictions with less deaths means what? Variables.

You simply cannot say "they worked" as it is way too complex of an issue with many, many variables in play to make such a deterministic statement when in fact, it's more Stochastic. One could write a dissertation on the impact of the United States' use of ventilators on the overall mortality rate and that's just one variable.

Crawl out of your cave Troglodyte, open your mind, allow your smooth brain to breathe and develop some matter.
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One of the main issues the US had as a whole is comorbidities. Our nation is chock full of obese, unhealthy people. Most everyone is on a pill of some kind. The food we eat is filled with poison. I’m surprised more people didn’t die. Also, putting people on ventilators at the beginning turned out to be nearly an automatic death sentence. If COVID didn’t convince people to live at least somewhat healthier then nothing will.
 
As far as ivermectin, it saved my sister in law’s life. It was given to her as a last resort. She was in a bad way man. It worked. She’s alive because of it.
 
Sarge said:
One of the main issues the US had as a whole is comorbidities. Our nation is chock full of obese, unhealthy people. Most everyone is on a pill of some kind. The food we eat is filled with poison. I’m surprised more people didn’t die. Also, putting people on ventilators at the beginning turned out to be nearly an automatic death sentence. If COVID didn’t convince people to live at least somewhat healthier then nothing will.
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when you have to tell people to wash their gdamn hands...
 
Troglodyte said:
It really shouldn’t take a doctor to help you figure out that you don’t quarantine people to keep them from eating rat ****.
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yet here we are. are your approved doctors going to recommend we mask now? or soon?
 
Troglodyte said:
It’s pretty straightforward. If a lack of compliance and enforcement is why the U.S. did worse in controlling Covid vs countries with better compliance and enforcement, that suggests that masks, mandates and restrictions worked.
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The US was worse off than almost all other countries, including those without any restrictions or any shots.

When you add in spending, in which America led, it is clear that most of the funds were not for the benefit of American's health.

You know the masks and the mandates were bulllshit, and that the shots did little to lessen deaths, or there would have been huge death rates in the poorest of countries when health and nutrition regularly contribute to high deaths from flu.
 
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