Comments by "Dirty Red" (@DirtyRedMuzik) on "Low vaccination rates to blame for COVID-19 spikes across the U.S." video.

  1.  @easymoney8535  vaccines do not stop the spread. That’s common knowledge.
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  2. To be fair, polio and small pox actually have a high mortality rate, Covid doesn’t.
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  3.  @leahgary1107  so does my wife! How do you know if there are any long term negative affects from the vaccine or not?
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  4.  @leahgary1107  I’m happy to hear that, my wife is vaccinated as well due to her career. But to be fair, we are still in the beginning stages of the vaccine. We will know more in a few years. Until more long term studies come out I’m not comfortable with it.
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  5.  @leahgary1107  we will see! I hope the vaccines do work, I just found your op to be insulting. But with that being said, I hope you and yours flourish!
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  6.  @777Skeptic  here ya go. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33320052/ The Yankees are proof that Covid can be spread by the vaccinated. Now after a few years of tests, if the vaccines seem to work, I’ll be down for it but it needs rigorous testing.
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  7.  @777Skeptic  that was written February of 2021, not December 2020. But I get what you’re saying. However, I can’t find any article that says the vaccine stops transmission. Then we are seeing cases of fully vaccinated groups spread Covid.
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  8.  @easymoney8535  the mortality rate for Covid in the UK is roughly the same it was last summer. Your word salad is ridiculous. 60% of Covid patients in the UK are double vaccinated. They are currently seeing new Covid cases with numbers that are similar to January. Seems like transmission is still very high…
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  9.  @777Skeptic  seatbelts have been tested and improved over several years, not sure how a brand new vaccine is comparable… 😂 Who are the scientists and who do they work for?
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  10.  @easymoney8535  give sources to the “direct quotes”, like I did. Also, Covid deaths in July of 2020 are exactly the same as for July 2021.
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  11.  @777Skeptic  your point is invalid as I previously stated. Your reading comprehension is horrendous! If you scroll up you can see I stated that vaccines do not stop the spread. Yeah I’m not going to trust “scientists” from an organization that is funded by Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson. There have been too many government institutions tainted by corporations over the last several decades… Great example here: https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/09/13/493739074/50-years-ago-sugar-industry-quietly-paid-scientists-to-point-blame-at-fat
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  12. Vaccines do not prevent transmission.
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  13.  @leahgary1107  isn’t injecting a chemical cocktail with no rigorous testing, stupid?
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  14.  @easymoney8535  well that’s not entirely true. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33320052/ Where do you get the 90% number from?
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  15.  @angie99656  prove it!
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  16.  @epiphanyknows9308  they won’t admit to that…
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  17.  @leaveusalone2135  you talking about this? https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-britain-hospital-v-idUSKBN2EP1R7
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  18.  @TheSpidersoftheworld  yeah I know they lump Covid cases in with pneumonia and influenza.
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  19.  @easymoney8535  “less likely” and “stopping the spread” are two different things…
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  20.  @WinteryMix84  I am pretty sure the majority that don’t want a vaccine is because there has been no rigorous testing to see if there are long term negative affects. Is that stupid? I always thought people that blindly listen to a corrupt government were stupid, especially when there is decades of evidence…
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  21.  @philzone8486  2 million deaths for Covid? Nah…
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