GuerrillaPack said:

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wilmwolf80 said:

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If only there were a feature on this site that allowed users to not see posts from certain posters.

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We should call it the "snowflake button". For those precious little feeble brains who are psychologically traumatized by seeing opinions and views they disagree with.

I don't have anyone on ignore. I like seeing even the most idiotic posters spew their sycophantic parroting of Leftist, Establishment nonsense. There are many lessons to be learned.

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It’s a remarkable feat of gaslighting that so few people know that New York reported significantly higher case rates than Florida throughout most of the fall and winter, despite their “series of universal mask measures," general mask mandates and widespread vaccine passports pic.twitter.com/S9YppqiWoK

— Ian Miller (@ianmSC) March 30, 2022

RunsWithWolves26 said:

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Cases going up overseas. Guess that means we will see a spike in about 2 weeks, followed by some freaking the hell out then followed a couple weeks later by a rapid decrease in cases. Seems I've seen this rodeo before somewhere.

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Wayland said:

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RunsWithWolves26 said:

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Cases going up overseas. Guess that means we will see a spike in about 2 weeks, followed by some freaking the hell out then followed a couple weeks later by a rapid decrease in cases. Seems I've seen this rodeo before somewhere.

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UK cases already on the way down. NY and MA been rising for weeks.

NC been in a plateau for a couple weeks. Some tiny bounce last week in high pop counties but not really followed up this week with an increase. Statewide cases not going up. Yet.

Reported cases showing decline in NC because long backlog decreasing slightly, but still comprises 50% of cases.

But still hospitalizations at pandemic lows nationwide.

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Wayland said:

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RunsWithWolves26 said:

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Cases going up overseas. Guess that means we will see a spike in about 2 weeks, followed by some freaking the hell out then followed a couple weeks later by a rapid decrease in cases. Seems I've seen this rodeo before somewhere.

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UK cases already on the way down. NY and MA been rising for weeks.

NC been in a plateau for a couple weeks. Some tiny bounce last week in high pop counties but not really followed up this week with an increase. Statewide cases not going up. Yet.

Reported cases showing decline in NC because long backlog decreasing slightly, but still comprises 50% of cases.

But still hospitalizations at pandemic lows nationwide.

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Mormad said:

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Wayland said:

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RunsWithWolves26 said:

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Cases going up overseas. Guess that means we will see a spike in about 2 weeks, followed by some freaking the hell out then followed a couple weeks later by a rapid decrease in cases. Seems I've seen this rodeo before somewhere.

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UK cases already on the way down. NY and MA been rising for weeks.

NC been in a plateau for a couple weeks. Some tiny bounce last week in high pop counties but not really followed up this week with an increase. Statewide cases not going up. Yet.

Reported cases showing decline in NC because long backlog decreasing slightly, but still comprises 50% of cases.

But still hospitalizations at pandemic lows nationwide.

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I think we're at like 5 cases in the hospital.

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Last month, Emory University started limiting Internet access and speed for students who refused to get a Covid-19 booster shot in violation of the college's vaccine policy requiring three doses.

The inconvenience successfully incentivized over half of the booster-reluctant students to send in their vaccination proof or request an exemption, Executive Director for COVID-19 Response and Recovery Amir St. Clair told the Emory Wheel. The Internet restrictions applied to non-academic websites such as gaming sites and social media platforms. Restricted students also had their Wi-Fi connections slowed, which may have interrupted their studies.

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GuerrillaPack said:

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New data out of the UK. In the month of March, 92% of all Covid-19 deaths across England were in vaxxed people, and 82% of those deaths were among the triple vaxxed.

This supports the claims that the vaxx weakens your immune system, and may lead to what they are calling VAIDS ("vaccine induced AIDS").

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Daviewolf83 said:

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Civilized said:

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GuerrillaPack said:

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New data out of the UK. In the month of March, 92% of all Covid-19 deaths across England were in vaxxed people, and 82% of those deaths were among the triple vaxxed.

This supports the claims that the vaxx weakens your immune system, and may lead to what they are calling VAIDS ("vaccine induced AIDS").

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No, it doesn't support that claim at all.

If 100% of people are vaxxed, 100% of the deaths will be vaxxed people.

That stat alone tells you nothing about vaccine efficacy.

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You are correct and as I pointed out a few weeks ago, people saying the data out of England proves vaccines do not work and can cause VAIDS are ignorant of statistics and how to apply them to data. It is the perfect example of base-rate fallacy and it a common mistake for people who do not know how to apply statistics to data. It is just more of the same misinformation being posted on this thread.

If people are interested, the following report from the UK does a very good job of properly analyzing the data and clearly shows vaccines reduce deaths from Covid.

Deaths involving COVID-19 by vaccination status, England: deaths occurring between 1 January 2021 and 31 January 2022


If people are interested in doing their own analysis, here is a link to the data used in the study above:

Deaths occurring between 1 January 2021 and 31 January 2022 edition of this dataset

Lastly, the following article does a good job of explaining base-rate fallacy and how you should properly analyze data to avoid it.

Base Rate Fallacy Explanation

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