Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Joe Rogan Quickly Beats COVID--Establishment OUTRAGED!" video.

  1. I heard someone call this "Bat Fever." First time I laughed about COVID since this started.
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  2. Follow the money.
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  3. Forgot the /s
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  4. Do these idiots not realize what they're doing? They tell people Joe Rogan is taking a horse medicine. Some people will believe it and TAKE horse medicine. The media are a danger to the public.
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  5.  @jamesshoup4246  It's not spelled "sewing doubt."
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  6. He's not winning, LOL.
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  7. Vaccines (immunotherapy, actually) prevent severe or lethal COVID for 6 to 9 months. This is true. Whether the cost-benefit analysis weighs in favor of vaccines for most people (i.e., under 70 and no comorbidities), given the short time they provide protection, is the next question.
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  8. So, a multi-millionaire is taking HORSE DEWORMER? These people are in a CULT.
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  9.  @jamesshoup4246  Dore himself is taking ivermectin as part of a study of those who developed long COVID symptoms as a result of vaccination, which is rare, compared with long COVID following a natural infection frim COVID. See Lex Fridman's Sept 1st podcast where he interviews a real virologist from Columbia University and they discuss ivermectin. Rationally.
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  10.  @MsAppassionata  The vaccines (immunotherapy, actually) do reduce the risk of severe COVID and hospitalization or death for those at high risk, and do so quite reliably, for about 6 to 9 months . The cost-benefit analysis for most people (under 70, zero or one comorbidities) is the next question. Kim Iversen is the journalist doing the most objective reporting for a lay audience. It is not true that vaccines confer no benefit to any risk group. Whether or when it is prudent to rely on vaccines is a separate issue.
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  11. Most people get well from COVID in about four or five days, even at Rogan's age, with no medication.
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  12. Rogan had about a 5% chance, at most, of death. I'm assuming his age and weight are comorbidities, which could be wrong, in which case his chance of dying was at most 2%. His chance of long COVID, and so forth, was more substantial, but still only a minority develop this.
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  13. This has happened to a small number of vaccinated people, and appears to be due directly to vaccination. Long COVID from COVID is much more common than from vaccines.
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  14. Did MSM lie about what Rogan did, or not? It did. And it could backfire, so that some people might actually take an animal version of ivermectin? Moreover, Jimmy demonstrated everything he says here in other videos. Try keeping up.
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  15. Is this a joke? You need to read the results of the Intercept's FOIA request.
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  16.  @obione69  Jimmy thinks spreading lies about what ivermectin is and what it is used for is fundamentally wrong.
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  17.  @obione69  I don't take any medical advice from anyone who is not a doctor or who advocates the use of psychedelics. Ever. You?
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  18. The vaccines do reduce the risk of severe COVID and hospitalization or death for those at high risk, and do so quite reliably, for about 6 to 9 months. The risk-benefit analysis for the individual is the next question. Kim Iversen is the journalist doing the most objective reporting for a lay audience. Dore IS vaccinated, as is his wife. He had significant, persistent side effects from vaccination and is now being treated. See 27:47
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  19.  @obione69  I don't like Joe Rogan. I also don't like lies and smears. I can not listen to Joe Rogan. Can I avoid all lies and smears? How??
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  20.  @obione69  I like your last line. Sound advice.
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  21.  @obione69  Now that you edited out the insult directed toward me . . . Well, no need to reply to you, then, huh?
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  22. Citation.
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  23. Or /s ?
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