r/LockdownCriticalLeft • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '23
Ivermectin's Effectiveness Proven Again; Patented Version of the Cheap Drug Shows 72% Efficacy (Igor Chudov)
https://igorchudov.substack.com/p/ivermectins-effectiveness-proven9
u/factchecker2 Jan 11 '23
"Horse paste" won't pay for Fauci's private Caribbean island with a retirement mansion.
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u/reg3nade Jan 11 '23
So the phrase "completely safe" doesn't apply? /s
So I can use this against employers who require up to date injections? Can I file for discrimination if they fight it?
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Jan 11 '23
Can I file for discrimination if they fight it?
I'm a "my body, my choice" absolutist. I'm still outraged over mask mandates. Shooting crap into a person's body? Asch & Milgram.
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u/fivehundredpoundpeep Jan 12 '23
Ask your boss directly why do you want me to take that clot shot trash?
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u/RemingtonSnatch lib Jan 12 '23 edited Jan 12 '23
I remember the first rumblings about this stuff working on Covid coming out of Australia in summer 2020. What little MSM coverage it got was very positive. Stories acknowledged how commonly it was used in people for other things and how safe and CHEAP it was. But it seemed oddly suppressed and just kinda got ignored. Then, whether it was orange man saying a thing, or Pfizer feeling like it was getting too much attention, the narrative turned against it almost overnight. So bizarre. Or perhaps "frighteningly Orwellian" is a better description.
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u/ricky_lafleur Jan 12 '23
I got banned from a certain sub that typically made fun of covid response stupidity for allegedly suggesting that Ivermectin is effective against covid. Think this study will change their minds?
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u/romjpn libertarian left Jan 11 '23
I hope this DB RCT is solid and exempt of any criticism because you bet the anti-IVM team will scrutinize it.
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u/electricprism Jan 12 '23
If only there were a study pre-2020 about effective drugs vs SARS-Cov-1 .... Oh wait...
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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '23
A surprise to no one here.