Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "Anti-government protests erupt across Europe as cases surge" video.

@nateh3441 I can read, your last statement implied that vaccines have been recalled. And your excuse is that a talcum powder, made of talc, was recalled after a hundred years? I guess you don't know that when J&J first released its baby powder nobody knew that talc contained asbestos, or that asbestos causes cancer. Thus your example is pathetic. And no, the actual problem is the percentage of individuals who are immune. It is not about any one particular person, but getting enough immunity into the population, that the disease cannot spread. Widespread vaccination is like setting a backfire, to stop a wildfire. If there is no fuel a fire will stop. If there are insufficient naive individuals, an epidemic will stop. Lies and fear, like you're promoting, prevent us getting enough people vaccinated to stem the pandemic. STOP IT!
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First, it's well known that coronaviruses, like rhinoviruses, don't induce a strong immune response. Second, the initial Covid-19 vaccines were spaced too closely together. Don't think of this as a booster, but the third shot in a series of three.
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And 11% are left permanently disabled. Don't play that part down.
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When was such immunity granted? Last century. You know it nothing to do with theses vaccines.
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@augustus331 The news has. When our local news was broadcasting riots downtown, where bricks, Molotov cocktails and fireworks were thrown at police, as well as fires being set in buildings, they were called "mostly peaceful".
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@antihypocrisy8978 The problem is you are doing something wrong, by remaining unvaccinated.
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@diegoalaris Nobody ever claimed vaccination would "stop covid in its tracks", that is utter BS. This insane distrust of expertise existed long before this century began. The problem is too many people think their uneducated opinion holds the same value as that of a real expert, like an immunologist or virologist. Some ignorant goober claims an antiparasitical can cure a viral disease, and all the other fools jump on the stupid bandwagon. Many assumed, once a way to prevent deaths, disability and continued spread of the disease was available, everyone would avail themselves of it. They did not account for how blindingly stupid some people are. Too many ignoramuses are "concerned" about the negligible risks of vaccination, while ignoring the infinitely greater risk of infection. They lack the intellect needed for a real risk analysis, but will not trust the experts, who can make such an assessment. We cannot eliminate the pandemic if we don't have sufficient vaccination coverage, and stupidity is preventing that. That is why mandates are necessary.
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@a526003b Geez, how did you get a degree, without taking epidemiology? I had to take that class to get my degree in microbiology. Somehow I doubt you're what you claim to be.
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@Holly Golightly The reason some need a booster is, the two doses were space too closely together to get a solid immune response. Don't think of it as a booster, but the third shot in a series of three. As far as being a guinea pig, millions have been vaccinated already, and observed for half a year to a year. This is not an experimental vaccine, in any way. If you're worried about the mRNA vaccines, even though they evoke a good immune response without adjuvants, get a vectored vaccine. But, stop lying and claiming you're worried about the novelty, when most vaccine, administered to broad swatches of the public today, had a lot less testing, before they were mandated for all children.
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@kevinmaus2507 How is knowing, that this was decided in 1905, dumb?
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@a526003b False, Portugal has a much higher vaccination rate. Israel is about 70% vaccinated for adults only. The percentage of 12 -17 is much lower, and they are just beginning to vaccinate 5 -12.
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@a526003b Once again, where did you get your degree? Because they don't seem a decent school. Mine's from UCLA.
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@nateh3441 Regardless of what you feel, the Supreme Court decided that mandates are legal and constitutional. Most of the so-called side effects turn out to be fictitious, and the known results of infection are much, much worse. And none of the vaccines have been "recalled". Stop spreading lies and fears.
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@onenationunderground2360 How ignorant are you? The purpose of a vaccine is prevention, by inducing an immune response, and memory against pathogenic epitopes. The mRNA vaccines, and adenovirus vectored vaccines, are vaccines by the very definition of what a vaccine is. Aspirin is an anti-inflamatory, a treatment given to reduce symptoms, HCQ and ivermectin are antiparisiticals, useless against viruses. HCQ is no longer used to treat malaria, as most Plasmodium are resistant. It can be deadly, in certain individuals, as it so raises oxidative stress, that the RBCs lyse.
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@TQM If you're vaccinated, you shed much less virus, for a lot shorter period, thus greatly reducing you chance of giving it to others. There are several good papers in Nature, Immunology, Cell Science, etc. that demonstrate this. But, I doubt you could understand them.
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@TQM Nope, wrong again. The worst case rates are in Russia and Poland. You know, the countries with the lowest vaccination rates.
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@TQM Most reports in VAERS turn out to be bogus. It is not a reliable source.
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@ballsonyaification All of those require more than one dose. You're supposed to get a tetanus booster every 10 years, for life.
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@davidwhitten3596 I was vaccinated for smallpox three times. They kept giving it to me every year, until I had a "good take'.
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Don't forget about the 11% left with mental or physical disability. I'm sure good parents would rather their child was not left with permanent lung, heart or brain damage.
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@diegoharo7943 Coronaviruses are RNA viruses.
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@onenationunderground2360 Genetic sequencing. DUH
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