Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "CDC director: 'This is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated'" video.

  1. They are. They're not a panacea.
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  2. Anecdotes aren't data.
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  3. I don't think that it's representative.
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  4.  @drwho5437  This video is getting brigaded by the kinds of conspiracy-theory fools who are putting themselves (and others!) at risk. Other videos about these new developments have much more reasonable comments sections.
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  5. First, I don't believe that; and second, anecdotes aren't data.
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  6. Stop shouting.
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  7. Anecdotes aren't data.
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  8.  @drwho5437  Vaccinated people are much less likely to be carriers. The FDA granted Emergency Use Authorization, because the pandemic is an emergency.
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  9.  @drwho5437  Vaccinated individuals are less likely to be transmitters. The substantial increase in hospitalizations, permanent health damage, and death is an emergency by any definition.
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  10.  @drwho5437  The real world, as in data?
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  11.  @drwho5437  Anecdotes are not data.
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  12.  @drwho5437  That's not what I mean, and you know it.
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  13.  @drwho5437  Again, those are anecdotes. You sound like Pauline Kael saying what she allegedly said regarding Nixon. The election was fine, and there is no evidence otherwise.
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  14.  @drwho5437  Of course it's not a crime. But empirical evidence, coming from worldwide medical organizations, is more believable than some anecdotes passed around on Facebook.
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  15.  @drwho5437  Like doing their jobs regarding public health, in the face of a deadly pandemic?
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  16.  @drwho5437  I'm not sure what you mean by that.
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  17.  @drwho5437  I'm 39. Don't be condescending. I'm trusting empirical evidence from reputable public health authorities around the world, who are not engaged in some conspiracy.
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  18. Some people can't get the vaccine because of other health conditions. Do it for them.
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  19.  @vaaaaaaaaaan7416  Why?
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  20. Cite empirical evidence that the items on your list are effective, please.
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  21.  @DumbAssSpeakingWithMansVoice  I see most of them here. You can search the "warning letters" section via keywords: https://www.fda.gov/consumers/health-fraud-scams/fraudulent-coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19-products
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  22. Anecdotes aren't data.
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  23.  @thecompetentman5384  The risk of side effects is tiny compared to the risks from the disease, especially this variant.
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  24.  @thecompetentman5384  It's a matter of reality, not feelings. Also, some people can't get vaccinated due to underlying conditions. They need enough other people to get immunized.
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  25. You really think that's an appropriate parallel, and that this conspiracy you imagine is worldwide?
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  26. Disingenuous.
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  27.  @darlenepratt3967  The original comment was sarcastic/facetious. In any case, everyone should get vaccinated.
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  28.  @JK_JK_JK  How so?
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  29.  @JK_JK_JK  Stop prevaricating around the bush. What are you trying to say?
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  30.  @kenmasters916  How so?
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  31.  @kenmasters916  Go ahead. Humor me.
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  32.  @kenmasters916  You have nothing, then.
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  33.  @JK_JK_JK  I'm saying that I don't know what you're getting at. What do you think aged so poorly, and why?
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  34.  @kenmasters916  "IQ above retard..." Grow up.
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  35.  @javiersantana848  There are a relatively small number of people who have other medical conditions that make vaccination inadvisable, but that's all the more reason for everyone else to do so.
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  36.  @javiersantana848  "experimental and unproven compound that has adverse effects with little to no efficacy" Still? You're serious?
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  37.  @kenmasters916  You were using childish slurs in the course of anti-vax nonsense.
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  38.  @Virusskeptic-d3z  That makes no sense. You're basing this on what empirical evidence?
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  39.  @Virusskeptic-d3z  Show me the empirical evidence for this.
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  40.  @Virusskeptic-d3z  A video made by some yahoo is not empirical evidence. Besides, that assertion also demonstrates an ignorance of basic statistics (pretty common these days). Since the pool of vaccinated people is much, much larger than that of the unvaccinated, there are far more people to draw from, if you will. Overall numbers of infections are much lower, the severity of said infections is much weaker, and thus the death toll is much smaller. Yes, a numerical majority of the much-smaller-than-before number of deaths in a given time might well have been among vaccinated people, but a larger percentage of the unvaccinated will have been infected, with worse consequences, up to and including death. The virus is still going around, and it's still killing people, but far fewer than before (and the severe, life-long consequences of the infection are greatly weakened). This is due to the effectiveness of the vaccines. There is no empirical, peer-reviewed scientific evidence to suggest otherwise.
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  41.  @Virusskeptic-d3z  Share it, please.
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  42.  @Virusskeptic-d3z  Give it a try.
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  43.  @Virusskeptic-d3z  You want to win the Herman Cain Award. Good luck!
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  44.  @erastuserazade9785  Cite?
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  45.  @devilghostface8798  Embryos aren't babies.
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  46. Very few people have ever been injured by vaccines, and besides, people whose health conditions prevent them from getting vaccinated are the ones who need the rest of us to get immunized!
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  47.  @chaseviking5096  What other negative effects?
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  48. Anecdotes aren't data.
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  49. Silly.
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  50. ?
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  51. The side effects are very rare, and much less serious than the virus!
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  52.  @joewilson2258  Cite this research, with empirical evidence, from reputable sources.
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  53.  @kenmasters916  What are you talking about? I was correct then and I'm correct now.
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  54.  @kenmasters916  Every little bit of your comment is a projection. What data are you referring to? Please refer to a reputable source, and not some crank's blog.
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  55.  @highvalueg7335  I have other things to do besides make comments.
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  56.  @kenmasters916  The CDC states explicitly that the vaccines are safe and effective, and that everyone older than 6 months should be vaccinated. The VAERS is co-managed by the CDC and the FDA.
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  57.  @javiersantana848  I just did.
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  58.  @highvalueg7335  I just replied.
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  59.  @kenmasters916  What's that supposed to mean?
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