Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "SNL Mocks Covid Restrictions" video.

We did the same. The fact they want to just laugh and sweep it all under the rug is disgusting.
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@giovalladares1022 It isn't "the most studied" because it wasn't required to produce the same studies that are required for every other vaccine. It didn't undergo the one to make sure it wouldn't cause ADE, which is an immune response that causes a virus to spread more rapidly and mutate more rapidly. It's happened with several in the past, like measles, so it's always tested for. There is still no longterm data, but there is data showing that the boosters are causing problems and possibly are building up in the system. Europe banned one of ours for men so you claiming independent studies say they are great is objectively false.
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The 15 days was to lessen the spread long enough to allocate resources. That's all it was ever to do and was even addressed as that in the beginning. It was much later that even the attempt at COVID zero started getting into the discussion. That's excluding the first few cases before we realized it had been here already for at least 2 months. There was never going to be a zero starting 2-3 months behind a virus. Edit: It also shouldn't have been in the conversation once it was known to transmit to and between animals.
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@cjthompson420 Money isn't the deciding factor in how good a place is to live. Look at Baltimore schools and tell me how being rich is doing anything other than something to brag about. Meanwhile my kids went to a school in one of the poorer towns in a poor state and 90%+ graduation rate and over 80% attend college. If that's not due to the polices, Baltimore has been Democrat for decades, then what is to blame? Look at all the huge economic cities in California and you see massive taxes, increasing crime, record homelessness, and literal crap all over. Again run by Democrats for decades. So again if it's not due to their policies, then what? You can trace the decline to a starting point.
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Most of the deaths would have occurred in just a few weeks to less than a year. In the UK it was less than 20,000 that met that criteria.
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@markzuckergecko621 When I saw the poll that most Democrats thought it was a 50% death rate, I was honestly shocked. For a group constantly bragging about how they are more educated than the opposition, they sure aren't very intelligent.
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No. The midterms are coming and their polling numbers are in the toilet. They are trying to act like it wasn't their fault hoping people will just forget by the election. That's why Biden practically turned into Trump during his State of the Union speech.
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He's not on "our" side. He still loves big government.
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I'm high risk and ditched it after a couple of months. If there was a store that insisted, you could tell by people going out, I'd put one on but get in and out quick.
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@DeeperWithDiego That's regulating businesses, not private citizens. Your business isn't "private" property if you allow public access to it, you shouldn't discriminate based on political differences anymore than you should religion. A nursing home should not intentionally expose the most vulnerable to something deadly to them. They can't leave and it would already fall under other laws. The problem is those laws have to do with lawsuits and since they are old, lawyers won't take those cases due to no big payouts from loss of income. I thought you were going to bring up red flag laws, but you went straight far left BS. Edit: The lawsuit issue is why malpractice mostly occurs on the elderly because their families can't fight it. You're one of those screaming on Twitter a private business can do what it wants when Big Tech bans someone at the request of the government. 🤮 WTF would require proof of vaccination to enter their home?
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@Doctorgoodegg That's not the point. The government still has it in place. They could crackdown on those businesses whenever they want. That's like asking if a country has is communist if it still has private businesses. If the government has the laws still in place and can seize control of it if they don't like what you say, do, or it gets big enough they need it to help fund the government, it's not really a private business.
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Bingo! That's what this change is really about
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@MaskedMadmann He didn't say ruined, but it is true. Tell that to all the small business owners, the family and friends of the nearly doubled suicide rate, the children who suffered abuse that also doubled, the 2 years in education lost, the young who have to catch up on development because they couldn't read faces and their IQ dropped by 20 points, tell that to the increase in poverty and the millions that starved in 3rd world countries because we locked down and screwed up the supply chain, the people that lost their jobs, etc. Oh yeah and a few more, the cancer patients that will die because they were denied early treatment, same for heart disease, and the massive increase in mental illness we'll be dealing with decades it wasn't that big a deal.
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