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

  1. Who is being stupid? Them or others who just take the vaccine when told without question?
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  2. Seatbelt laws are a bad example in that you can still interact with society and you do not have to drive. With smoking the alternative is to temporarily step outside and do it. The vaccine mandate is saying take the vaccine or you can't interact with society.
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  3. This vaccine is different. Also, what is your goal? If you are vaccinated you are safe. Why demand mandates for a vaccine that hardly works? And why ignore natural immunity?
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  4.  @bradleyrose811  how are they stupid? Based on the studies I read I rather get infected and have natural immunity that last longer and is stronger.
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  5.  Venus Bloodflow  again, alternatives to DUI. You can get a ride or walk home. Or simply not drink. All allows you to still interact with society. With the vaccine mandate you are saying either take the vaccine or be treated as a second class citizen to where you can't interact with society. As for spreading the virus, you can still spread it if vaccinated. Besides, if you are vaccinated you are safe by the logic of the vaccine. Only those who are unvaccinated are at risk and almost all choose to take that risk.
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  6.  @jasonkennedy3666  true. Biden came in promising unity, and getting back to normal, and building back better. He has done none of that.
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  7.  @Jackdeadcrow  big difference. You can still interact with society without drinking and without driving. What is being pushed here is you can't interact with society without being vaccinated which has never happened in recent times.
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  8.  @223Drone  the Israel study entitled "Comparing SARS-CoV-2 natural immunity to vaccine-induced immunity: reinfections versus breakthrough infections" Suggests natural immunity is stronger and last longer. Still waiting for your sources for all your claims.
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  9. Protect the community? If you are vaccinated you are not at risk. Also, you can still spread the virus after vaccination.
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  10. The only health crisis was the stupidity of people freaking out over this virus and still freaking out. It was never that deadly. We were told it was when if it was deadly we would not have to be told, we will just see it.
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  11.  @agentsituation1034  true. As for progressives being against big pharma, progressives have zero standards. They call Trump a fascist for years, but when Biden and deBlasio do vaccine mandates they are praising it.
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  12.  @LittleAl016  "Studies have shown that "natural immunity" is simply not enough." What studies? I can give you many that says otherwise. Here are two. In BMJ entitled "Covid-19: Do many people have pre-existing immunity?" And in Nature entitled "SARS-CoV-2-specific T cell immunity in cases of COVID-19 and SARS, and uninfected controls" Your turn.
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  13. Chances are they will have no symptoms. If they do it will be for a couple of days and they will move on.
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  14.  @jiffysquid9  on what? This has went from 2 weeks to flatten the curve to now vaccine mandates and passports.
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  15.  @sharper68  what is unity to you? Submitting? Unity is listening to the other side, understanding their position and respecting it. When TX passed their abortion law that is what the people in TX want. Biden comes out and criticizes it. That is not unity. That is Biden saying "do as I say". Abortion is a complex issue and very subjective. The people of TX want that law. The people in other states like CA and NY want a different law. Unity is accepting and respecting differences. Biden does not want that. Same when he called certain governors Neanderthals.
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  16. What pandemic?
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  17. Covid deaths are overstated. Also, why no talks of natural immunity? Fact is democrats jerked us around for months while violating their own covid protocols and it pissed people off. I was going to take the vaccine until the Biden team said that even after vaccination we will still be wearing masks and socially distancing. So what is the point?
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  18.  @shenequaprioleau3828  so I will go from essentially zero percent chance of dying to zero percent chance? And mask do not reduce the risk of dying. A lot have natural immunity, why should they get vaccinated?
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  19.  @shenequaprioleau3828  also, my point is why take the vaccine if we can't get back to normal?
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  20.  @angie99656  ICUs are always full. That is nothing new. We just never talked about it in the past. In fact, in 2017 a city in CA had to put up temporary ICU tents as the flu was overflowing them. The reason why temporary ICUs were built so quickly is because have had done it in the past. Besides, cases are no dropping.
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  21.  @jazziahewing8445  I feel these people are submissive or delusional. I can't pick. But if they think these mandates will end this "pandemic" they are wrong. What ends it is simply moving on in life. I am in a town that has down just that. No talk of the virus, the vaccine, no masks, etc. Back to normal with no issues.
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  22.  @223Drone  vaccination distribution went down under Biden.
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  23.  @ricardobarahona3939  "The Science article in the study mentions it doesn’t detail the dangers of Covid or hospitalization but focused on after it’s left the body." I read that article and that is true. However, many were infected prior to the vaccine existing. Why should they get vaccinated? Also, for the vast majority covid is not deadly. In reality our kids should be getting infected and be done with it for the rest of their lives as it is not deadly with kids.
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  24.  @ricardobarahona3939  the vaccine is experimental. It has not even been around a year and over time we are now seeing it wears off. People took it thinking for life they were good, not anymore. Also, covid deaths are overstated.
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  25. Chances are they will get it and be fine.
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  26. Who is being violent here? These people are against the vaccine mandates. So they are fired as teachers. If the teachers do not leave the school ultimately cops are come in to use force to do it.
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  27.  @jabrams6759  they have become this stupid. It is rather sad.
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  28.  @223Drone  not true. Well over half of the adult were vaccinated and cases spiked recently.
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  29.  @223Drone  care to give me a source that the vast majority of covid cases are those who are unvaccinated?
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  30.  @223Drone  I expect you, as usual, will give no sources.
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  31. Did he take the vaccine? He took the "booster" that the FDA shot down. Do you find that odd?
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  32. Who is the idiot here? Them or those willing to just obey and take a vaccine that does not even work?
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  33.  @sawmara1  how so? The vaccine does not work. Natural immunity is a thing but those pushing the vaccines do not talk about it.
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  34.  @agentsituation1034  true
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  35.  @sawmara1  we haven't had vaccine mandates like this with vaccine passports. Also, this vaccine is different. Not even a year old, wears off quickly, and natural immunity is a thing where this vaccine is being pushed with no talks of natural immunity. As with nothing wrong with this vaccine, it wears off in months. That is one. Next, this virus is not that dangerous. That is two. Finally, natural immunity is a thing and should be option for people. If you were infected why get vaccinated?
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  36.  @LittleAl016  ok, what studies? I gave you the journal and the titles.
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  37.  @LittleAl016  no you didn't. What are the journals and titles? Look how I gave you sources, do the same bud.
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  38.  @Mydogslove2laugh  very few got covid more than once, as in way less than 0.1%. And almost all who did had mild to no symptoms. So yes, natural immunity is a thing. There are many papers on it. I gave two, I can give more.
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  39.  @LittleAl016  what journal?
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  40.  @LittleAl016  if you are talking about the CDC study there are two flaws there. One, the vaccine wears off, natural immunity does not. Next, they say 2.34 times more when they are comparing 0.02% vs 0.04%. So while around 2 fold, it is of small percentages. So considering how 0.04% is still comparable to 0.02%, and natural immunity lasts years where the vaccine only lasts months, I will say natural immunity is still better. I can provide more sources to support natural immunity. But I suggest you read the actual studies you are citing.
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  41.  @LittleAl016  in the study itself " Finally, this is a retrospective study design using data from a single state during a 2-month period; therefore, these findings cannot be used to infer causation. Additional prospective studies with larger populations are warranted to support these findings." Over 2 months where again, the vaccine wears off
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  42.  @LittleAl016  I literally quoted the study bud.
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  43.  @LittleAl016  what important information? This study was done over 2 months when the vaccine wears off over months. Natural immunity lasts years.
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  44.  @Atypical_Chad  read the Israel study entitled "Comparing SARS-CoV-2 natural immunity to vaccine-induced immunity: reinfections versus breakthrough infections" As for T cells and long term immunity, read the Science article entitled "T cells found in coronavirus patients ‘bode well’ for long-term immunity" As I said, I can provide more studies. Also, I was never against the vaccine completely. I am simply saying natural immunity is a thing and we should talk about it. But there are questions with the vaccine. It wears off over months, so it is not long term. And as for preventing getting severely sick, does it prevent that? Or is it that covid was never that dangerous to begin with? Most who are infected have mild to low symptoms. And as for the mutation, one, the virus will always mutate. Next, natural immunity protect from the mutation. Read the science. Stop listening to the media. Natural immunity is stronger and last longer, period. Or keep taking boosters, up to you.
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  45.  @j0j0dartiste21  natural immunity is different compared to the vaccine.
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  46.  @223Drone  you support kids dying and you deny academic sources.
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  47. It is a plandemic. Vaccine mandates are about control as the vaccine does not work after months and those pushing the vaccine do not talk about natural immunity. Also, this virus is not that deadly to justify what we are doing. We have been jerked around for months. The goal at the beginning was to slow down the spread, flatten the curve. It was all to be short term. A vaccine was never guaranteed. Well, it is here, and by the logic of it if you are vaccinated you are safe. So why be afraid of the unvaccinated? A vaccine is here, stop the insanity and live life. Most of the nation has. Where I am living now has. No talk of covid, hardly any masks, people living normally. No issues.
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  48. He is not wrong. There are many false positives. Also, in the end, if we simply stopped talking about covid and moved on in life things will be fine. I live in an area now that has done just that. No issue.
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  49.  @pwatson5766  the delta variant is not killing children.
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  50.  @pwatson5766  478 kids die over 19 months. In the 2018-2019 flu season, which was 8 months, 477 kids died. Think about that.
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  51.  @pwatson5766  the CDC is where I got those numbers.
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  52.  @pwatson5766  "Weekly Updates by Select Demographic and Geographic Characteristics Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)" "Estimated Flu-Related Illnesses, Medical visits, Hospitalizations, and Deaths in the United States — 2018–2019 Flu Season" My bad on the flu deaths on kids, it is 372. Still, over 8 months though to consider.
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  53.  @pwatson5766  children die all the time. 478 out of how many kids in the US is low, as in 0.0008%. More kids die in shootings a year. Did you think prior to covid no kid died?
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  54. ​ @223Drone  read the paper in Clinical Medicine entitled "The impact of false positive COVID-19 results in an area of low prevalence" False positives happen. Not saying often, but enough to factor in.
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  55.  @223Drone  "You ignore the fact that more children would die from the flu if there were no vaccines for it. " Never did. In fact, you are now admitting the flu is more dangerous. Why no masks or shutdowns then?
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  56.  @223Drone  a lot of things kill children. You admitted earlier there is an acceptable amount of death of kids in life.
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  57.  @223Drone  never said kids dying was good.
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  58.  @223Drone  you, however, admitted that there is a level of kids dying that you are willing to accept.
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  59.  @223Drone  so if you don't want kids to die, why not lock them in rubber rooms? Over 3000 kids die a year in traffic accidents. So lock them in rubber rooms so they don't die, agree?
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  60.  @223Drone  why do you want kids to die?
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  61. So the vaccine does not protect you?
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  62.  @brendamackinnon1978  so if the vaccine protects you, how do the unvaccinated infect you?
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  63.  @knavishknight  not true. When have I ever had to show proof of vaccination to eat indoors?
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  64.  @Jackdeadcrow  so shirt and shoes are medical procedures?
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  65.  @Jackdeadcrow  a vaccine is a medical procedure. And yes, these requirements are constitutional, I agree. However, you should still question them. Just bowing down and obeying the mandate is not wise.
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  66.  @LittleAl016  no. And what pandemic? You mean the one so deadly and dangerous we have to be reminded of it daily as opposed to seeing it ourselves?
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  67.  @Jackdeadcrow  you do know nearly 3 million die a year to begin with? 700,000 in 19 months is small at that point. Besides, covid deaths are overstated. Objectively, almost all who died with covid would have been dead anyways in the same timeframe. For example, 40% of covid deaths were nursing home patients. According to a UCSF report from a few years ago, 50% of new nursing home patients die within 6 months. The average lifespan is a year. How long has covid been around? If you graph covid deaths as a function of age, death probability as as function of age, and death rate from prior years as a function of age you get graphs that are the same shape. So you say 700,000 deaths with zero context. Also, look up Baader–Meinhof phenomenon. It is another reason why deaths are overstated. You are so focused on it.
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  68.  @Jackdeadcrow  and comparing this to war is asinine. The typical death in war are young men with potentially decades of life ahead of them. Typical death of covid are the elderly who are at high risk of death to begin with. As for the mandate, yes, it is constitutional. However, that does not mean it should be enforced in this case. Do you agree with the new TX abortion law? It is constitutional as well.
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  69.  @Mydogslove2laugh  which has never been done before. That does not disturb people?
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  70.  @Mydogslove2laugh  you did not have to be vaccinated to leave the country. When I went to the UK there was no vaccine check. As for schools, that is where the limit is. Many do not take boosters after they are done with school. Besides, this vaccine is different. You are comparing vaccines with decades of use to a vaccine that has not been around a year and is wearing off in a few months.
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  71.  @shenequaprioleau3828  so no going back to normal? Then I am not taking the vaccine. Most parts of the nation are back to normal.
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  72. @Roa yep, a pandemic so dangerous and deadly that we need to be reminded about it daily as opposed to experiencing it ourselves.
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  73.  @j0j0dartiste21  cases are dropping. Look up the data.
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  74.  @WhtetstoneFlunky  those "mandates" were done via legislation and not some governor/mayor being power hungry.
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  75.  @j0j0dartiste21  if local congress created such laws I will accept it as that is the standard. Fact is we have given governors too much power the past couple of years. Cases are dropping. Down 40% since September 2nd.
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  76.  @j0j0dartiste21  cases are dropping everywhere. It is because when the vaccine first rolled out in December and early January people dropped their guards. They gathered in stadiums, concerts, etc. The vaccine wore off and the virus spread again. Now more are getting natural immunity. So cases are dropping again.
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  77.  @j0j0dartiste21  nearly 3 million die a year to begin with. Almost all who died with covid would have been dead in the same timeframe based on many objective measures. Sweden never shut down, they never saw a spike with the delta variant. That is because they reach herd immunity via natural immunity. Their vaccination rate was similar to the US. Also, ICU rooms are always full. I took up a bed because the covid protocols caused me to drink heavily. Substance abuse went up taking up beds in ERs and ICUs.
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  78.  @223Drone  Sweden never shut down, true. They have a vaccination rate similar to the US and when nations in Europe were seeing a spike recently Sweden did not, true. Almost all who died with covid would have been dead in the same timeframe by many objective measures. For example, 40% of covid deaths are nursing home patients. I know you don't trust academic sources, but a UCSF report a few years ago states that 50% of new nursing home patients die in 6 months and the average lifespan of them is a year. Again, I know you feel academic sources are worthless, but that is where I get my info from. Never said getting killed by covid is a good thing. But you admitted there is a level of kids dying you are willing to accept. The CDC said substance abuse spiked during covid.
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  79.  @223Drone  funny how to limit it down to just Nordic nations and not all nation, or at least European nations. And Sweden did not see a spike in the recent months when Denmark and Norway did. Why? Sweden reached heard immunity. I never used academic sources? So UC Berkeley and UCSF are not academic sources?
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  80.  @223Drone  you admitted there is a level of child deaths you are willing to accept. If not, why don't you support placing kids in rubber rooms to prevent all kids from dying?
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  81.  @223Drone  I get it, you want kids to die. You admitted that.
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  82. Exactly. For years it was talks of Trump is a fascist. But now democrats and Biden are pushing vaccine mandates they are OK with it.
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  83. The virus is real, it just isn't that deadly. Many places across the nation are back to normal not talking about the virus and things are fine. This "pandemic" was so dangerous and deadly that we had to be reminded about it daily as opposed to seeing it ourselves. Think about that. The fact is end the vaccine mandates, end the mandatory testing and this would not happen. You poke the bear it will attack.
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  84.  @tomizatko3138  trying at times.
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  85.  @WUTaNIGGAiAM  I agree. I literally give peer reviewed papers on this stuff and they deny it. These people are in a cult and want covid to last forever.
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  86.  @WUTaNIGGAiAM  DeadlyMargiKapr223 is trolling at this point. I literally give him academic sources and he ignores them. On natural immunity I have asked him several times why those who were infected prior to the vaccine existing should be vaccinated and he claim I want people to be infected. That is the level of his trolling. He is someone that wants covid to last forever.
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  87.  @223Drone  you admitted that kids will die and you accept it.
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  88. It isn't. This is just a way to control us. It is ironic because healthcare workers are being fired in the middle of a "pandemic".
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  89.  @j0j0dartiste21  when Biden got in office there was a distribution plan. Over 1 million a day were being vaccinated.
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  90.  @223Drone  you support kids dying and you feel academic sources are worthless.
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  91. This is an reaction to an action. People want to be left alone. But when NYC does a mask and vaccine mandate, those against it will revolt. End the vaccine mandate and this would not happen. Simple.
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  92. How so? Do you understand natural immunity is a thing?
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  93.  @bradleyrose811  a pandemic so deadly and dangerous we need to be reminded of it daily as opposed to experiencing it first hand.
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  94. Why have mandates? If you are vaccinated how are you at risk?
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  95. The difference is that people can step outside for a short time and smoke. This vaccine mandate is saying you can't interact with public unless vaccinated.
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  96.  @joesosick1675  and that is different compared to indoor smoking laws.
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  97.  @joesosick1675  not really. I can still smoke in certain areas, and when I am done I can interact with society, keep my job, etc. You are saying get vaccinated or starve.
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  98. The tyranny is the mandate.
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  99. Yeah, sad how far the left has gone with this. They were against big pharma but now praise these vaccine mandates without question. Also, the idea of vax or starve is disturbing. These leftists like Mike will obey their "leaders" without question at this point.
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