Are you willing to get the Covid vaccine when offered? (6 Viewers)

[UK SAINTS]

Nope.

There have been literally millions of deaths in the unvaccinated population. This isn't disputable.

I don't think that anyone (certainly not me) is disputing that.
What may be disputable is whether they caught the virus from another vaxed or unvaxed.

 

[SaintInBucLand]

When you are getting your vaccine or booster, make sure to ask the medical technician to aspirate the needle before injection.

 

[Devildog]

Under which religion? Because armies' purpose is to kill people.

Not when you have the Lord on your side.

 

[gboudx]

Aspirating before injection is not required, especially where the jabs are given in the shoulder. No aspiration is done for regular flu vaccines either. But if it makes people feel better, then ask.

 

[Optimus Prime]

There is not enough room for all the sick and injured people in Minnesota to receive the emergency care they need.

Hundreds are waiting, some on the floor, in the hopes that a bed or operating table might open up. On Tuesday morning, 246 patients statewide had been waiting for more than four hours for a bed.

It's a backlog created by yet another surge of COVID-19 cases. Doctors and nurses say there's no end in sight, and people are likely dying in the shadows of this wave of infections........

It doesn't have to be like this anymore, Hick said. Last week, his hospital system, along with eight others across the state, took out a full page newspaper ad, urging people in Minnesota to get vaccinated. Almost all of his hospitalized COVID-19 patients are unvaccinated. Like other providers across the country, he has seen the impact vaccines can have on disease severity, and he knows that severe sickness and hospitalization from COVID-19 is by and large preventable today.

"We're very worried about the potential that we're gonna have lives that'll be lost," Hick said.........

Dr. Matthew Prekker, a critical care and lung specialist who works alongside Hick in Minnesota, puts it more bluntly. He says there's no doubt in his mind that people have died because his hospital simply doesn't have enough space for them.

"We have historically been the place where people that have nowhere else to go can come," Prekker said, explaining how critically injured patients from all over the state requiring specialized care would normally "be on a helicopter to our facility within an hour."

"Now, we say 'no' day after day," Prekker said. "And that's led to preventable deaths.".........

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[where yat brah]

Finally, a way to downsize the military. I'm cool with that. Most of the former Gulf War and Afgan vets that I talk to agree that the military needs downsizing.

 

[sfidc3]

To attribute those solely to the "unvaccinated" is both ignorant and disingenuous.

What is ignorant and disingenuous is defending the unvaccinated...selfish, ignorant idiots....

No one is calling vaxxed folks heros.....just folks doing what they are supposed to do....

 

[SaintInBucLand]

Aspirating before injection is not required, especially where the jabs are given in the shoulder. No aspiration is done for regular flu vaccines either. But if it makes people feel better, then ask.

You may want to do some research on that, many medical professionals are starting to say that getting the vaccine directly into the blood stream is contributing to the instances of myocarditis.

 

[UK SAINTS]

What is ignorant and disingenuous is defending the unvaccinated...selfish, ignorant idiots....

No one is calling vaxxed folks heros.....just folks doing what they are supposed to do....

What is ignorant and disingenuous is accusing me of defending, anyone.
And, if you took the time to actually read this thread everyday, you would see that some have actually called themselves heroes. But, I agree that they are just doing what they are supposed to do.

 

[brandon8283]

When you are getting your vaccine or booster, make sure to ask the medical technician to aspirate the needle before injection.

You may want to do some research on that, many medical professionals are starting to say that getting the vaccine directly into the blood stream is contributing to the instances of myocarditis.

Maybe you should do some research on intramuscular vaccines.

 

[efil4stnias]

What is ignorant and disingenuous is accusing me of defending, anyone.
And, if you took the time to actually read this thread everyday, you would see that some have actually called themselves heroes. But, I agree that they are just doing what they are supposed to do.

some as in posters here or you mean folks posted tweets or stories linked with the person calling themselves a hero?

 

[DaveXA]

What is ignorant and disingenuous is accusing me of defending, anyone.
And, if you took the time to actually read this thread everyday, you would see that some have actually called themselves heroes. But, I agree that they are just doing what they are supposed to do.

I haven't really seen that. I've seen people say it's the smart or common sense thing to do, but heroes? Nah, I don't see anyone in this thread saying that.

 

[UK SAINTS]

some as in posters here or you mean folks posted tweets or stories linked with the person calling themselves a hero?

I believe that it was an actual member(s), posting on one of the two major covid threads in EE.

 

[SystemShock]

I don't think that anyone (certainly not me) is disputing that.
What may be disputable is whether they caught the virus from another vaxed or unvaxed.

While it is certainly possible contagions could be vaxxed to unvaxxed, demographics say it is not likely.

 

[gboudx]

You may want to do some research on that, many medical professionals are starting to say that getting the vaccine directly into the blood stream is contributing to the instances of myocarditis.

I did last year when the vaccines came out. The message has always been the same, no aspiration is needed. The tone of your posts are certainly of someone with a high degree of skepticism, so like I said, if it makes someone feel better, then ask. But it's not necessary.