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New Covid variant allegedly coming back

Tiny said:
Thank you sir for genuinely trying to understand my position. I wish more were like you.

I despise the jabs because of how much the mainstream media (including Facebook, twitter) and the world governments were pushing them. It really made me question what was really in the vaccines. I wonder why they wanted us to take them so badly. I don't believe that a bunch of strangers in Ottawa care about our health that much.
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Government pushed getting polio vaccine.
I guess if you are old enough, you refused to get that as well?
As well as measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria?
 
My family most likely caught the latest version of covid in the last week.

Sore muscles, joints headaches eyc
 
Tiny said:
They call it XEC. See link:

https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/loc...nt-makes-headlines/3550632/?os=avefgi&ref=app

You know what this means. They are pushing their newer, more souped up version of Covid "vaccines".

Get ready to protect your loved ones from the Covid death jabs and don't listen to CDC, Health Canada, or the equivalent of them in Europe.
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Thank you for sharing.

As the primary caregiver responsible for the health and well being of my two elderly in laws this was not on my radar.

I’ve now made a note to speak to their primary care providers - as well as the administrator of the memory care facility my MIL is at - to make sure that they receive the most up to date COVID and flu shots here in the immediate future.


Because they are in the most vulnerable segment of our population.



And, again, I encourage everyone to speak to THEIR DOCTOR around this and all true health related topics. Not to random advice found in the internet.
 
Captain Adverse said:
This kind of response is why I typically don't respond to people like you. So smugly superior and all-knowingly judgmental.

But no, the reason why I didn't feel a need to get a Covid shot was because I had a serious hospitalization incident with the Flu when I was 5 years old. I recovered and have never caught either a cold or a version of the Flu since. I had no need of a vaccination.

Now, back to permanent tagline time you go. (n):coffee:
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Such ignorant thinking especially coming from someone supposedly up in years.
You may find yourself a darwin award winner one day.
 
I'm about to turn 50, so when I go in for my Shingles vax, I'll likely get the COVID shot as well. Already got my flu jab for the year last week at my annual physical.
 
My Girlfriend lost her Father to Covid.
He died months before the first vaccines became available.
I caught Covid luckily after I was vaccinated and I'm convinced that I'd be dead if it had been before.
I may have had it a second time 6 months ago based on symptoms alone. Regular vaccinations help ease and lessen symptoms as well as slow any spread to others.
So when I hear anti-vax idiocy, it not only makes me angry but It also makes me sad for the families and loved ones of the idiots that refuse to get vaccinated because of their own stupidity and selfishness.
 
Gaius46 said:
Np. If I just wanted to hear opinions that I agreed with I wouldn't be here.

So I understand what you're saying and I don't think that Washington cares about me all that much either but they don't have to to have a good reason to push the vaccines. It's in any government's best interest to have a functioning working class. I think you can simply enough explain the push for vaccines on the fact that it was better for the country as a whole - and costs the government a lot less money - to have had the pandemic done with as soon as possible.
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You are assuming governments are rational.
 
Lord Tammerlain said:
Governments especially democratic ones typically represent the will of the public
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They should, but don't.

One is a fool if he still believes governments have our best interests at heart.
 
BirdinHand said:
At my next appt, my doctor will bring up whatever shots and stuff I might need and we will talk about them.

Don’t really care what a rando on the internet says.

To me, that seems like a common sense approach to the subject.
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Right, and isn't the flu vaccine modified every year or so to reflect changes in the virus that's out there? Won't Covid shots be similar?
 
Tiny said:
They should, but don't.

One is a fool if he still believes governments have our best interests at heart.
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Sounds a bit paranoid.
 
Tiny said:
They should, but don't.

One is a fool if he still believes governments have our best interests at heart.
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Then vote for a different government. Dont blindly vote for the same party year after year or people year after year
 
BirdinHand said:
At my next appt, my doctor will bring up whatever shots and stuff I might need and we will talk about them.

Don’t really care what a rando on the internet says.

To me, that seems like a common sense approach to the subject.
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Yeah, let's listen to a "conservative", they've shown suuuuch good judgement.
 
Tiny said:
One is a fool if he still believes governments have our best interests at heart.
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The dangers of ignorance and paranoia. Government can both be the evil that does things like Operation Artichoke and the government that helps the health of the country with good vaccines. You should learn to tell which is which, not wrongly say it's only one.
 
Lord Tammerlain said:
Then vote for a different government. Dont blindly vote for the same party year after year or people year after year
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Actually, the INFORMED thing to do is to vote for the same party election after election. When were Republicans last the better choice? 1860.
 
Craig234 said:
Actually, the INFORMED thing to do is to vote for the same party election after election. When were Republicans last the better choice? 1860.
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Local and state elections? In the US south east up until the 1960. The Democrats in that region before that time were not all that decent people
 
I want to hear from the antivaxxers who didn't get vaccinated and died (not the ones who are still alive).
 
Lord Tammerlain said:
Local and state elections? In the US south east up until the 1960. The Democrats in that region before that time were not all that decent people
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True, but the topic wasn't local and state elections, it was national policy on things like vaccines, I was commenting on the president.
 
hooligan said:
I'm about to turn 50, so when I go in for my Shingles vax, I'll likely get the COVID shot as well. Already got my flu jab for the year last week at my annual physical.
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No you won't . :) I tried to do that last year. They won't give you both at the same time. That is because if you have a reaction, they will want to know what shot you had the reaction to.
 
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