Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Everyone Will Eventually Get Covid Experts Say" video.

  1. Well, to be fair, Bill Gates needed to hold his nose and have dinners with Jeffrey Epstein in order to get more money for philanthropy. For the children.
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  2. You're right to imply a turtle of average or above-average intelligence would have figured this out months ago.
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  3.  @kevinsyd2012  It does show the vaccine is capable of SLOWING the spread of COVID for a period of time in most fully vaccinated people. That is all that it shows. Get your facts straight.
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  4.  @kevinsyd2012  Well, if the overall case fatality rate of COVID is said to be 2%, how can this make sense? No one is 2% dead. You are either 100% dead or 0% dead. Clearly. This is your reasoning.
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  5.  @kevinsyd2012  I've never had a Facebook account, or Twitter, or Instagram, Snap Chat, Linked In, whatever.
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  6.  @kevinsyd2012  The October 23 article you cited states that the data they used only went up to March 24, 2021, well before the Delta variant came on the scene -- and long before they could determine the effect of gradually waning vaccine efficacy. Since that time, boosters have been recommended. In any case, a vaccine that prevents, say, 75% of the vaccinated from transmitting a virus for a period of 6 to 9 months can only slow the spread of that virus. And no particular individual will know when their own immunity will wane, or whether one day they have mild COVID that feels like a little cold, they plan to test but somehow don't, and they transmit the virus to someone else. Not to belabor it, but when you go ad hom, well . . .
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  7.  @jinndoe7068  The data in the article he relies on does not go beyond late MARCH. Careful reading is our friend. ;)
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  8. Spokesmodel. Mouthpiece. Commissar of Propaganda. Official Hall Monitor.
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  9. Jimmy's doctor advised him to get vaccinated. You know HE has an incentive to see new therapeutics -- and SAFER vaccines, if that's even possible.
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  10. LOL
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  11.  @kevinsyd2012  The Oct 23 article you expressly referenced? NO IT DOES NOT. I SAID the vaccines do slow the spread. Finally you concede as much. (I don't care about "narratives." I'll be out of anglophonia and the anglophonies by 2024. Good luck to YOU.)
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  12.  @kevinsyd2012  Moreover, the fact that these vaccines are so poor at preventing COVID may, perversely enough, end up forcing everyone to get them, as the vaccinated may become a grave danger to the unvaccinated. That's what could happen. I am not optimistic at all about avoiding that development. Say. Did you ever notice how planned obsolescence in manufacturing creates much bigger fortunes than sturdiness of design? Seems to be the case with the vaccines as well. Probably an accident . . . A remarkably lucky accident for Big Pharma. The rich have never gotten richer faster than since March 2020. Lucky accidents again! All the luck seems to be going in one direction, so weird. (Are you one of those people who thinks you've won something by saying "narrative" first? Or are you one of those people who cites an article and actually thinks no one will read it because you didn't? Or both?)
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  13.  @jamesfranken8676  I think both you and Jared Hall are making interesting, cogent points. So rare! Therefore, please please let's stay civil.
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  14.  @lukewoodley6932  Don't agree. I support real debate.
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  15. @Paul Hill I like you, then.
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