O/T Covid Vaccine mRNA

[frogmiller]

Kansas accuses Pfizer of misleading public about COVID vaccine in lawsuit

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health...afety-efficacy

https://www.reuters.com/legal/kansas...it-2024-06-17/

https://x.com/JasonBlairNTD/status/1802765077637935284

[Eternal Optimist]

Meanwhile,

Employees Can Sue L.A. Schools Over COVID Vaccine Mandate Because Shots Don’t Prevent Transmission, Appeals Court Rules

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/d...s-court-rules/

So why are people still being jabbed? It never was about 'not killing granny'. It was all lies.

[KerrAvon]

They reduce transmission. Three and a half years of data clearly shows that.

[ragingpup]

They reduce transmission. Three and a half years of data clearly shows that.

But can you prove this*





*We reserve the right to link any medical scientist study you care to quote as tenuously as possible to BigPharma in a way that automatically discredits your data and makes us look strangely superior, albeit a bit obsessive and not a little creepy.

[KerrAvon]

But can you prove this*





*We reserve the right to link any medical scientist study you care to quote as tenuously as possible to BigPharma in a way that automatically discredits your data and makes us look strangely superior, albeit a bit obsessive and not a little creepy.

I was going to put this link up as it's an easy read, but I see that the researchers received funding from the Korean government:

https://watermark.silverchair.com/ju...AkN4ndbixHJyEk

I appreciate that the only valid science is that given out by shouty Americans on alt right Christian fundamentalist TV channels that don't concern themselves with such nonsense as peer review.

[frogmiller]

They stop transmission so much that people are on their 9th booster 😂

[Eternal Optimist]

They stop transmission so much that people are on their 9th booster ��

Yep - complete logic fail!

[ragingpup]

They stop transmission so much that people are on their 9th booster ��

I'm not a medical bod, but doesn't a vacination only last X amount of time, I'm sure in the covid vaccine's case about 3 - 6 months. Hence the need, if you want to keep protected you would need a regular booster.

Isn't that how it works? How is the fact that people like my wife, who are medically vulnerable, and are advised to receive a booster every 6 months, funny or a 'logic fail'?

[frogmiller]

Yep, I’ve only had one measles, one mumps, one TB, a couple of polio sugar lumps and tetanus. Did they give us the smallpox one?

None of which I’ve had to have every 6 months.

There haven’t been any vaccines for AIDS

I don’t know if they’re all viruses though. Which vaccines have been made for viruses? With all the years that they’ve been doing vaccines I’d be interested to know which ones have been manufactured.

[KerrAvon]

So frog conflates two separate issues - the need to boost in order to maintain protection with the effect of the vaccines on transmission and EO talks about logic failures without picking up on that.

I think we can deduce from this that frog isn't a scientist and EO is neither a a scientist nor a philosopher.

But both like the 'truth' they find on Twitter.