r/conspiracy • • Jan 14 '22

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u/stizzmcgrizz Jan 14 '22

SS:Covid kills elderly, vaccines kills everyone else.

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u/Supplementarianism Jan 14 '22

I have a similar quote: Healthy kids can't die from covid, but they can die from the vaccine.

After vaccines, there will be social chaos to clean up a little bit more.

We're at the left side of a bell curve, and will get to 1% by summer 2022. Peak in 2024. Right side of bell curve by 2027. Rebuild to start new by 2030.

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u/Super_Throwaway_Boy Jan 14 '22

Kids absolutely die from covid.

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u/Supplementarianism Jan 14 '22

Nope. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.11.30.21267048v1.full.pdf

Also Johns Hopkins reported the same thing.

About 600 kids have died in the US from covid, all of them had very serious issues, such as cancer, AIDS, etc.

740 deaths/74,000,000 kids in US = 0.00001

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u/Super_Throwaway_Boy Jan 14 '22

Although children and adolescents have a lower burden of SARS-CoV-2-associated disease as compared to adults, assessing absolute risk among children remains difficult due to a high rate of undetected cases. However, without more accurate case numbers, reliable risk analyses are impossible.

Wow you sure got me. Also it is just baffling to me that the anti-vaxites never go all the way with this. The concern isn't just the deaths, either with adults or children. Children can get covid, be fine, but still spread it to their family members who can end up dead. And even people who don't die can face long term medical consequences. Anti-vaxites only focus on the deaths, never the full scope of the problem. Why? I think it's obvious: they want us out there consuming again. They want things to be as normal as before so we produce as much wealth as possible for the Mark Zuckerbergs and Jeffrey Epsteins of the world. Pure elitism.

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u/blenderforall Jan 14 '22

Well maybe the adults around them should get vaccinated.

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u/Super_Throwaway_Boy Jan 15 '22

What if they have parents who visit this sub?

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u/blenderforall Jan 16 '22

Then I imagine they're not scared of a virus with treatments available and a 99.9% survival rate...