Laura Loomer laid low by COVID

[fireflygmf]

I know that's your opinion. Now quote one of these celebratory posts.

Ok, sure.

I consider gaining pleasure from a particular event within a group of people a form of celebration.

This is a disparaging remark:

Exactly this. Yet another case proving you can't fix stupid.

Mocking:

Laura Loomer is asking for prayers?

OK:

Thoughts and prayers!

Implies that the COVID deaths are "fixing" things by getting rid of people that disagree with you all, apparently:

"god" seems to be fixing stupid...

Heartless:

Sorry, she won't even get that from me. No sympathy whatsoever. No point in trying to take care of someone else if they refuse to take care of themselves.

If she succumbs to Covid tomorrow, too damn bad. The last thing the US needs in the House.

And finally, in response to "It's not a celebration thread", a specific response insinuates that it's only a celebration once she's dead, I assume.

It kind of is.

But not yet.

 

[The Hairy Fiddler]

Yup, yup, mm hmm. Nice backpedaling.

Everyone knows this entire thread (and many threads like it) is a giant virtual circle-jerk of celebration because someone that forcefully disagrees with us about vaccination and covid is very ill. These anti-vaxxers are making a mistake, they are wrong, but they are also people. They don't do this because they want to cause harm. They do this because they think they are doing the right thing. Don't get pleasure from other people's suffering, that's a path to nowhere good.

**** that. These people continue to do irreparable damage to our society with their ignorance. I have no sympathy for these people who get sick and die. NONE WHATSOEVER. Just think of all the vaccinated people, who did the right thing, and are now dead because if these assholes.

Most of them don't do it because they think "they are doing the right thing" they do it because of the radical right wing mindset the they must "stick it to the libs. Go ahead and apologize for these miserable selfish assholes.

 

[beefheart]

Ok, sure.

I consider gaining pleasure from a particular event within a group of people a form of celebration.

This is a disparaging remark:


Mocking:


Implies that the COVID deaths are "fixing" things by getting rid of people that disagree with you all, apparently:


Heartless:


And finally, in response to "It's not a celebration thread", a specific response insinuates that it's only a celebration once she's dead, I assume.

I will give your faux concern all the attention it deserves...

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

Implies that the COVID deaths are "fixing" things by getting rid of people that disagree with you all, apparently:

Laura Loomer asked for prayers, I was generous enough to offer prayers, and thoughts too.
Not enough for you?

 

[911Sparky]

So many celebration threads today! Weeee!

No celebration posts that I've seen, but a bunch of told you so posts.

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

No celebration posts that I've seen, but a bunch of told you so posts.

some people have no sense of irony

 

[bearpoker]

Ok, sure.

I consider gaining pleasure from a particular event within a group of people a form of celebration.

This is a disparaging remark:


Mocking:


Implies that the COVID deaths are "fixing" things by getting rid of people that disagree with you all, apparently:


Heartless:


And finally, in response to "It's not a celebration thread", a specific response insinuates that it's only a celebration once she's dead, I assume.

There is certainly a lack of empathy for an anti mask/anti vaxxer getting COVID. That's not the same as celebrating. Nobody said they hope she died. Nor did they say they were glad she got COVID. They simply commented on the unsurprising fact that she got COVID after her denial of reality and her refusal to take precautions. There was concern expressed for people that she unknowingly exposed to COVID through her refusal to mask and for the grief of her family and friends in the event of her passing.

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

There is certainly a lack of empathy for an anti mask/anti vaxxer getting COVID. That's not the same as celebrating. Nobody said they hope she died. Nor did they say they were glad she got COVID. They simply commented on the unsurprising fact that she got COVID as after her denial of reality and her refusal to take precautions. There was concern expressed for people that she unknowingly exposed to COVID through her refusal to mask and for the grief of her family and friends in the event of her passing.

I would not wish death on anyone who constantly jaywalks across a busy street, but when they get hit by a car, I won't feel sorry for them either.

 

[ecofarm]

Speaking of food poisoning, I had dysentery. I didn't eat for 5 days. Each afternoon, I forced myself to eat a handful of bread or rice because I knew it was serious and I needed that. Days 4 and 5, I didn't leave the bed for any reason. I was alone in the developing world. Day 6 there was sunshine in my world once again.

I recommend vaccination.

 

[Lycanthrope]

I would not wish death on anyone who constantly jaywalks across a busy street, but when they get hit by a car, I won't feel sorry for them either.

Even worse when they publicly and loudly declare that safety measures like crosswalks are examples of governmental oppression, that traffic control signals are actually manipulating one's DNA and they aren't 100% effective in preventing accidents anyway, that people need to stop being sheep and decide for themselves if they want to jaywalk, etc.

As I said before, I would be neutral towards these sorts who refuse the vaccine and forego any and all safety measures because "freedom" if the consequences of their actions only affected them. Unfortunately that's not the way a virus works.

 

[Cardinal]

So the dangerous idiot might be dying and she's still COVID truthing? I wonder how many people she has and will continue to get killed.



Do not be a dangerous idiot. Get vaccinated.

 

[ecofarm]

Okay, the fun part of this is slapping down her tough guy routine. It's too easy. Pretty much all of us have been more sick than food poisoning.

Not as fun, I think maybe we should touch on her blaming generalized fajitas. That's kinda racist. Kinda taking a shot at Mexicans there. Why are we generalizing fajitas as a source of food poisoning.

Just saying.

 

[fireflygmf]

I will give your faux concern all the attention it deserves...

You can give it as much attention as you do to any other of your posts, which is to say, very little. Just stay divided and don't show those you disagree with any concern at all. Yes, you're right, I think that was the main principle on which your country was based. Keep up the great work!

 

[Fledermaus]

Ok, sure.

I consider gaining pleasure from a particular event within a group of people a form of celebration.

This is a disparaging remark:


Mocking:


Implies that the COVID deaths are "fixing" things by getting rid of people that disagree with you all, apparently:


Heartless:


And finally, in response to "It's not a celebration thread", a specific response insinuates that it's only a celebration once she's dead, I assume.

Laura Loomer is the Poster Child for "You can't fix stupid"​

 

[RAMOSS]

Laura Loomer is the Poster Child for "You can't fix stupid"​

Yes, and I hope she does not die. I won't mourn is she does though.

 

[TU Curmudgeon]

It’s much more effective than 6%. I read that when given early to high risk people it reduces the risk of hospitalization by around 72%. It works with people with normal immune systems as well as in people with compromised immune systems. Basically it’s an injection of similar antibodies that your own body would produce if you were infected. It gives your immune system time to rev up by reducing effective viral load as the exogenous antibodies bind to spike proteins. If you receive regeneron your own immune response may be somewhat blunted so there is, I believe, a waiting period of ?90 days before you should be vaccinated.

"I read that when given early to high risk people it reduces the risk of hospitalization by around 72%."

Link to the double blind, peer reviewed, statistically significant, study that "proves" that please.

 

[RAMOSS]

"I read that when given early to high risk people it reduces the risk of hospitalization by around 72%."

Link to the double blind, peer reviewed, statistically significant, study that "proves" that please.

This isn't the exact study, but

Regeneron to seek U.S. OK for COVID-19 cocktail to be used for prevention

ZURICH (Reuters) - Regeneron is pursuing U.S. approval for its COVID-19 monoclonal antibody cocktail as a preventative treatment after it helped cut the risk of symptomatic infections in households where someone else is ill, the U.S. drugmaker said on Monday.

www.reuters.com

 

[Ethel2]

"I read that when given early to high risk people it reduces the risk of hospitalization by around 72%."

Link to the double blind, peer reviewed, statistically significant, study that "proves" that please.

There are many good studies that prove the effectiveness of regeneron. Here’s some information. More is readily available:

REGEN-COV works as COVID post-exposure prophylaxis, study says

www.cidrap.umn.edu

With expanded FDA nod, Regeneron's COVID-19 antibody drug can help the immunocompromised

With its rapid mutations, the evolutionary process of the coronavirus makes it a moving target. And so it is with treatments for the disease, which can quickly become in vogue or obsolete. | The FDA has expanded its EUA for Regeneron's COVID-19 drug as a preventative therapy for those who have...

www.fiercepharma.com

 

[Bullseye]

So the dangerous idiot might be dying and she's still COVID truthing? I wonder how many people she has and will continue to get killed.



Do not be a dangerous idiot. Get vaccinated.

Or, maybe she isn't. She has 99-1 odds working for her.

 

[Hamish Howl]

Or, maybe she isn't. She has 99-1 odds working for her.

Doesn't matter, she will never top the stupid "chaining herself to the doorstep of Twitter's NYC office in wintertime and nobody cared" stunt.

So she doesn't present much value.

 

[beefheart]

You can give it as much attention as you do to any other of your posts, which is to say, very little. Just stay divided and don't show those you disagree with any concern at all. Yes, you're right, I think that was the main principle on which your country was based. Keep up the great work!

Gee you sure angry.

Your concern is so fake, you side with the people that are pushing bullshit and dying for their bullshit.

 

[Hamish Howl]

You can give it as much attention as you do to any other of your posts, which is to say, very little. Just stay divided and don't show those you disagree with any concern at all. Yes, you're right, I think that was the main principle on which your country was based. Keep up the great work!

Who the hell wants to unite with antivaxxers?

 

[TU Curmudgeon]

This isn't the exact study, but

Regeneron to seek U.S. OK for COVID-19 cocktail to be used for prevention

ZURICH (Reuters) - Regeneron is pursuing U.S. approval for its COVID-19 monoclonal antibody cocktail as a preventative treatment after it helped cut the risk of symptomatic infections in households where someone else is ill, the U.S. drugmaker said on Monday.

www.reuters.com

I had to go to the Hindustan Times to read the article because Reuters kept on re-routing me.

The article (which is not a "study" at all) does NOT provide the results of a double blind, peer reviewed, statistically significant, study that "proves" anything - it only repeats the company's PR release - which you parroted.

Please try again.

 

[TU Curmudgeon]

There are many good studies that prove the effectiveness of regeneron. Here’s some information. More is readily available:

REGEN-COV works as COVID post-exposure prophylaxis, study says

www.cidrap.umn.edu

With expanded FDA nod, Regeneron's COVID-19 antibody drug can help the immunocompromised

With its rapid mutations, the evolutionary process of the coronavirus makes it a moving target. And so it is with treatments for the disease, which can quickly become in vogue or obsolete. | The FDA has expanded its EUA for Regeneron's COVID-19 drug as a preventative therapy for those who have...

www.fiercepharma.com

As I read the first study, there is some benefit from regeneron provided that it is administered within 96 hours of exposure to COVID-19. I suppose that it is logistically possible to test around 84 million Americans every day to see if they need to have regeneron administered, but that is sure going to cost a lot of money and create huge lineups while everyone waits to be tested.

I also noticed that the first study did NOT compare the effectiveness of regeneron to any of the other vaccines.

The second article reads like an in-house puff piece.

However, I can see that there is some value in allowing those who cannot accept the regular vaccines to use an alternative (regardless of whether the alternative is as effective as the regular vaccines).

 

[TU Curmudgeon]

Or, maybe she isn't. She has 99-1 odds working for her.

The current mortality rate for COVID-19 is 2.09%. That is NOT 99 - 1. In fact it isn't even 50 - 1.