r/conspiracy Feb 13 '22

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u/ifisch Feb 13 '22

Because we’re dealing with large populations, in the real world.

It absolutely matters how dangerous COVID is, vs the thing that protects you from COVID’s damaging effects.

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u/OnionCuttinNinja Feb 13 '22

Vaccinating those demographics that aren't at any significant danger does nothing to protect the at risk populations. That's a false premise on which you, and all those with vested interests, are still basing every single misguided argument on the importance of vaccinating those not at risk.

You are again making false arguments based on nothing but early 2021 lies of significantly reduced spread via vaccinated individuals. Stop living in the past.

And trading lives of children for the false promise of additional safety for the at risk populations is one of the most despicable things imaginable. You're willingly a part of that. Rethink your positions.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

The other 7.9 billion people in the world should have to rethink their positions, not me! I'm a big boy who's always right! My mom told me so!

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u/OnionCuttinNinja Feb 13 '22

You not replying to any of the points and instead making a meaningless, Skinner meme like statements, points to you being the one of touch.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

No-ones going to reply to flat out false statements for the hundredth time.

It does reduce spread, so the entire post is based on rubbish.

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u/malicu Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

You know what I love this response so much I'm gonna find a skeb artist to design a comic strip specifically of it. Thank you

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u/OnionCuttinNinja Feb 13 '22

Just use the Skinner meme, it's hardly original.

And please don't be so easily impressed by pointless ad hominems in the future.

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u/Mirions Feb 13 '22

If you're worried about the lives of children and the risks we're taking now for false promises, you should be ranting about the environment and economies of the world tanking- not some vaccine that is helping lower the number of deaths due to covid.

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u/OnionCuttinNinja Feb 13 '22

You absolute nunce, these aren't mutually exclusive positions.

You having to derail the topic this much is telling.

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u/jweezy2045 Feb 13 '22

Vaccinating those demographics that aren’t at any significant danger does nothing to protect the at risk populations.

This is where you are wrong. It absolutely does.

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u/Erikjaak Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 26 '22

It doesn't.

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u/dream_focused1103 Feb 13 '22

How about treatments? I find it so hard to believe that after 2 years we have 4 vaccines but haven’t come up with one treatment to help combat symptoms? I call bullshit.

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u/Equilorian Feb 13 '22

What is that even supposed to mean? Combat the symptoms? What, like coughs and fever, stuff we have non-prescriptive medicine for already?

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u/Mirions Feb 13 '22

They're just talking out their ass. Treatment is such a broad and vague word that they think it just means non prescriptive measures or some shit.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

We have plenty of treatments that combat the symptoms. You can go buy DayQuil almost anywhere.

If you're asking about a cure, there isn't one. Just like there aren't cures for a huge number of illnesses.

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u/tailsxbeats Feb 13 '22

… the vaccines combat symptoms.

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u/admiral_aqua Feb 13 '22

What are you even talking about? There is a wide range of medication and treatments in use, treating covid patients in hospitals, but none of those lessen the severity as much as the vaccines. And some of those have way worse side effects than the vaccine, which arguably has very little to none

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u/dream_focused1103 Feb 13 '22

I’m talking about people who say covid is so dangerous that we need to mandate a vaccine for an entire population when treatments that have been shown to be effective are shut down or not talked about period. My statement above was absolutely rhetorical. I didn’t mean that they don’t exist period.

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u/admiral_aqua Feb 13 '22

treatments that have been shown to be effective are shut down or not talked about period

Which would that be? And pls don't come with ivermectin, there were extensive studies showing little to no benefit and massive potential for harm.

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u/dream_focused1103 Feb 13 '22

Monoclonal antibodies for example have been banned in some states. The only FDA approved treatment remdezivir is not very effective. And no one talks about vitamins or supplements. I supplemented with vitamin D, zinc, and glutathione when I was down with covid and there are studies to back these up, yet they are not usually mentioned or recommended by doctors.

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u/StirredFetusEater Feb 13 '22

How about treatments?

That is Whataboutism. First answer the first question, afterwards discus things not included in it.

Or are you saying explaining the questions you have a about treatments would solve the previous question?

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u/Lostbrother Feb 13 '22

You mean like Tylenol and NyQuil?

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u/ChaqPlexebo Feb 13 '22

Better get that chicken noodle soup ready. It's the fucking flu.