Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "" video.

  1. Yep, because is you can't work with someone, nor try to understand their position, you just flex you muscles and punish them. Great job and pushing division in our nation.
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  2. The left has no standards, it has been shown at this point. Covid is not going away unless us, as a society, stand up to the powers to be and says no. One group in power is big pharma. Now there are talks of booster shots. And the left is cheering them on.
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  3.  @katyungodly  no, your side ripped on big pharma but now praises them. You do know that this vaccine was created so quickly because it was in the works years prior after SARS 1? The reason why it was not created was because there was no financial incentive to do so. Now there is because the government is paying for it all. This is pure corruption 101.
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  4. Doubt that happened. Irony is that you were in the evil business of Walmart. Just like now how you praise big pharma.
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  5. I have friends who wore masks during cold and flu season, I had no problem with it. Now I do. Fact is that this is all apart of the scam to get the common people fighting each other while the powers to be gain more power.
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  6.  @bx2253  one, what pandemic? Next, I had no problem with mask wearing priot to covid, and still to this day. I have a problem with mask mandates.
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  7.  @rowanp8740  1. Which experts? 2. Yes, people are sheep at this point. You say "experts" and never question them. Also, if you want to wear a mask, fine. Just don't force others to do it. Also, don't call others dumb for not doing it. I do not wear a masks. However, this is the problem. As we argue about masks, what are the powers to be doing? Ever considered that.
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  8.  @bx2253  no, what pandemic? 80% who died with covid were 65 and older. In 2018 88% of people who died overall were 65 and older. Old people dying is not a pandemic, it is the norm. A pandemic is a disease that kills people of all ages at a high rate. You are stupid for falling for this crap.
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  9.  @rowanp8740  1. There are experts who disagree with what we are doing. Also, them being labeled as "experts" does not make them non human and thus they they can be corrupted and do evil things. We have seen this all throughout history. Also, them being experts on viruses does not mean they should be dictating policy. 2. What will end this "pandemic" is us, as a society, throwing down our masks and giving our leaders the finger and saying no. We are now approaching 2 years of this crap. It is time to move on. Life is full of dangers. Get over it.
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  10.  @amym5114  chances are most agree with that man. This hysteria needs to stop.
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  11. Yep, violence. Way to go and divide us farther.
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  12. Well, you are a sheep. This has gone way too far. It is time to end this hysteria. Covid is not that dangerous. If you are scared you can stay home. Others will live life. Living in fear is not living.
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  13. @Mainely covid deaths are overstated. Also, people like you will say "follow the science" when one of the most anti science things one can do is give a number with zero context. Of those covid related deaths, almost all, based on many objective measures, would have been dead anyways in the same timeframe.
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  14.  @trappedinamerica7740  for older people, a lot of things in life are more dangerous. If she is so scared she can stay home. Many elderly individuals said they rather die with covid compared to being alone. Read the book "Being Mortal" on that topic.
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  15. @Mainely I do have a lot of evidence. One, 40% of covid deaths were nursing home patients. UCSF report from a few years ago said that 50% of new nursing home patients die within 6 months and the average lifespan of them is a year. If you were to plot covid deaths as a function of age, death rate as a function of age, and death probability as a function of age, the graphs will have the same shape. In short, almost all who died with covid were of high risk of death to begin with and would be dead in the same timeframe based on many objective measures.
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  16. @Bradley Harrison I did, here is a comment I just wrote " I do have a lot of evidence. One, 40% of covid deaths were nursing home patients. UCSF report from a few years ago said that 50% of new nursing home patients die within 6 months and the average lifespan of them is a year. If you were to plot covid deaths as a function of age, death rate as a function of age, and death probability as a function of age, the graphs will have the same shape. In short, almost all who died with covid were of high risk of death to begin with and would be dead in the same timeframe based on many objective measures." I can give more if you want.
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  17. @Bradley Harrison point being, just throwing a number out there with no context is anti science.
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  18. @Mainely nope, I cite UCSF. As for death probability, the social security website has that data. Way to make an assumption though. I guess UCSF is a bias, right wing source.
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  19. @Mainely no, the UCSF report was from a few years ago stating that 50% new nursing home patients die in 6 months. Point being, they are of high risk of death to begin with. Thus, if you remove covid, chances are they will still be dead anyways. In 2018 88% of those who died in general were 65 and older. Of covid deaths 80% of those who died were 65 and older. So many people seek our modern medical help to live a long time when in reality they won't. The book "Being Mortal", which is required reading for nursing students at my university, discusses that. People like you are trying to hard to keep people alive for a long time who are at high risk of death to begin with. While that is not bad, at some point you have to accept death happens. You also have to realize that such action of keeping people alive ends up harming others in a much worse way.
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  20. @Mainely " That's like saying a person pushed out a 10 story window didn't die from being pushed, they died when they impacted the ground." No. More of you have a person who is 90, with thinning veins, bad kidneys, a weak heart, etc. and thus has a high chance of dying to begin with in a few months. They end up getting covid and die. Was it covid that killed them or the fact they were in terrible health to begin with?
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  21.  @bob7975  the moment you step out of your home and interact with society you are taking a risk. If you have pre existing conditions, it is on you to take pre-cautions. And someone's health status should be considered in these covid deaths. An actual pandemic will by healthy people in their 20s dying at a high rate. That is not happening.
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  22.  @Dead_Guy_Bob  children are fine. They are not overrunning hospitals. Grow up.
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  23.  @JanglesPrime999  it is not going away until we say no. Look up Baader–Meinhof phenomenon. The fact that covid is such a big deal is because you are so focused on it. If we were to stop talking about covid and live normal lives it would be a non issue.
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  24.  @jfm14  nope, he is supporting an evil corporation. He can shop somewhere else. Just like you guys now love big pharma.
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  25.  @yabutmaybenot.6433  send the pics bud.
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  26.  @yabutmaybenot.6433  you praise big pharma by taking this vaccine for a virus you have over 99% chance of surviving from.
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  27.  @yabutmaybenot.6433  those doctors wore masks in ICU and threw them away. What we have now are people wearing cloth masks for days, or masks in general for days. They become useless after a while.
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  28. Don't agree with the harassing, but what comes around goes around. Where is the end guys? At this point that is the legit question. We are heading towards 2 years of this hysteria. When does this end?
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  29.  @wolftmfg  so why do vaccinated people still have to wear masks?
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  30.  @katyungodly  yeah, sure. This was supposed to end in 2 weeks. We are starting to enter 2 years now and vaccinated people have to wear masks in many areas. You guys were scammed.
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  31.  @trappedinamerica7740  we should have always done our part in helping out the vulnerable that want to be helped prior to the virus. Even at that, old people die. It is a fact of life. Read the book "Being Mortal" on that issue. You bring up ER being overflow, many were going to the ER due to increase in substance abuse, myself included. So you have to factor that in. Also, if you want to alleviate overflow in ER, why not go farther and push to ban obesity and smoking? You are so focused on this virus and nothing else. As I said, before the virus we should have done our best to protect the vulnerable that want to be protected. However, people like you did not care until this virus came. Says a lot.
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  32.  @sandpiperr  children are of low risk of this virus. How many children have died with this virus? Watch the movie "Carriers" to see what an actual deadly disease is.
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  33.  @wolftmfg  after infection you develop long term immunity based on many studies.
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  34.  @sandpiperr  no, my point of referencing Carriers is that in that movie kids were dying and cannot be cured. Here old people are dying where old people died to begin with. Prior to covid we should have said people dying were simply because of old age. We are freaking out over nothing.
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  35.  @sandpiperr  i am imagining it now. People decades of now will say "how was the pandemic?". I will say "gee, old people were dying".
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  36.  @dixztube  not much of an argument.
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