Virus stuff

[Boca]

Vaccines Are Bringing Back a Nearly Eradicated Deadly Virus

www.theepochtimes.com

Many people thought that the poliovirus was extinct across the majority of the world, as the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared many continents polio-free.

So this may come as a surprise, but in fact, polio cases have been on the rise globally since 2016, and this resurgent outbreak is related to the use of vaccines.

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The new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 guidance is the agency acknowledging it was wrong in the past to downplay natural immunity and promote unprecedented policies like asymptomatic testing, a California epidemiologist says.

The new guidance, released on Aug. 11, rescinds and alters a number of key recommendations, including treating unvaccinated and vaccinated people differently for many purposes, explicitly stating that people with previous infection have protection against severe illness, and removing six-foot social distancing advice.

 

[EatTheRich]

It’s lack of vaccination that explains the resurgence of polio.

 

[PNWest]

Vaccines Are Bringing Back a Nearly Eradicated Deadly Virus

www.theepochtimes.com

Many people thought that the poliovirus was extinct across the majority of the world, as the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared many continents polio-free.

So this may come as a surprise, but in fact, polio cases have been on the rise globally since 2016, and this resurgent outbreak is related to the use of vaccines.

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The new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 guidance is the agency acknowledging it was wrong in the past to downplay natural immunity and promote unprecedented policies like asymptomatic testing, a California epidemiologist says.

The new guidance, released on Aug. 11, rescinds and alters a number of key recommendations, including treating unvaccinated and vaccinated people differently for many purposes, explicitly stating that people with previous infection have protection against severe illness, and removing six-foot social distancing advice.

theepochtimes ? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[Dawg]

It’s lack of vaccination that explains the resurgence of polio.

Millions of illegals

 

[EatTheRich]

Millions of illegals

Almost as if it is impossible to improve the public health of the U.S. without at the same time improving the public health of the rest of the world.

 

[RickWA]

Almost as if it is impossible to improve the public health of the U.S. without at the same time improving the public health of the rest of the world.

…especially when our government rejects its primary duty to protect it’s citizens in favor of extra-constitutional whim like opening borders to the pouring in of unknowns in unprecedented volumes. Citizens can be (and are) subject to all manner of requirements and compliance gauntlets including vaxx requirements and tight testing windows to travel back to their OWN HOMES from abroad. Not so with the unvetted, unknown foreign border-crashers. They receive NO requirements of testing nor vaxx as they are waved in by the hundreds of thousands to places NOT THEIR HOMES.

Yes, our government HATES us…and, yes, formerly controlled or eradicated diseases will be and are making a comeback.

 

[Dawg]

Almost as if it is impossible to improve the public health of the U.S. without at the same time improving the public health of the rest of the world.

Taxpayers can't afford the rest of the world

 

[God of War]

It’s lack of vaccination that explains the resurgence of polio.

At some point you and @PNWest stop being poorly informed/educated. Common knowledge at some point begins to inform your lives so the two of you aren't such a heavy lift.

More polio cases now caused by vaccine than by wild virus - ABC News (go.com)

Wild and vaccine-derived poliovirus circulation, and implications for polio eradication - PubMed (nih.gov)

 

[ObamacareForever]

…especially when our government rejects its primary duty to protect it’s citizens in favor of extra-constitutional whim like opening borders to the pouring in of unknowns in unprecedented volumes. Citizens can be (and are) subject to all manner of requirements and compliance gauntlets including vaxx requirements and tight testing windows to travel back to their OWN HOMES from abroad. Not so with the unvetted, unknown foreign border-crashers. They receive NO requirements of testing nor vaxx as they are waved in by the hundreds of thousands to places NOT THEIR HOMES.

Yes, our government HATES us…and, yes, formerly controlled or eradicated diseases will be and are making a comeback.

Dude, if you want borders like North Korea... then be prepared to turn America into the great economic success that North Korea.

Freedom of movement is critical for economic successs.

You are saying instead of making ourselves safer and richer at the same time by improving the global vaccination rates, we should make ourselves poorer and less safe by closing off the borders because of no other reason than xenophobia.

 

[God of War]

Dude, if you want borders like North Korea... then be prepared to turn America into the great economic success that North Korea.

Freedom of movement is critical for economic successs.

You are saying instead of making ourselves safer and richer at the same time by improving the global vaccination rates, we should make ourselves poorer and less safe by closing off the borders because of no other reason than xenophobia.

Aren't you the shameless quarantine boy of the last two years? Hiding from all those dirty illegal aliens and your fellow Americans least they infect your life with all that wealth. ha ha @RickWA I do believe ObamaCare embraced home quarantine and put up a house wall to keep out all those sickies. ha ha

 

[Dawg]

Dude, if you want borders like North Korea... then be prepared to turn America into the great economic success that North Korea.

Freedom of movement is critical for economic successs.

You are saying instead of making ourselves safer and richer at the same time by improving the global vaccination rates, we should make ourselves poorer and less safe by closing off the borders because of no other reason than xenophobia.

"great economic success that North Korea" WTH are you even trying to say?

Is that why you moved across the river for "successs"

Watch out for those Monkeypox folks

 

[ObamacareForever]

"great economic success that North Korea" WTH are you even trying to say?

Is that why you moved across the river for "successs"

Watch out for those Monkeypox folks

Dawg, why do you want to know everything about my personal life?

Why are you so obsessed with me?

 

[Dawg]

Dawg, why do you want to know everything about my personal life?

Why are you so obsessed with me?

I don't and wouldn't know anything about you if you didn't post it like your picture of your condo in Cambodia

I'm far from obsessed of YOU especially when you posted you would pay for the vaccine and jump ahead of even your kin folks and refuse to repay your student loans as that's some type Honor.

It's understandable why you're afraid of dying///

 

[EatTheRich]

…especially when our government rejects its primary duty to protect it’s citizens in favor of extra-constitutional whim like opening borders to the pouring in of unknowns in unprecedented volumes. Citizens can be (and are) subject to all manner of requirements and compliance gauntlets including vaxx requirements and tight testing windows to travel back to their OWN HOMES from abroad. Not so with the unvetted, unknown foreign border-crashers. They receive NO requirements of testing nor vaxx as they are waved in by the hundreds of thousands to places NOT THEIR HOMES.

Yes, our government HATES us…and, yes, formerly controlled or eradicated diseases will be and are making a comeback.

N. Korea is the kind of hermetically sealed society you seem to want and they still have Covid. Mass immigration is not a “whim”—it is structurally essential to the economy and therefore to avoiding national collapse. The decision to restrict legal immigration in order that those forced by the market to immigrate can be discriminated against more readily of course does lead to less testing and vaccination which is why we would all be safer if we went back to the policy of essentially unrestricted immigration that (with a few exceptions) the U.S. had when it was achieving its biggest successes.

 

[RickWA]

N. Korea is the kind of hermetically sealed society you seem to want and they still have Covid. Mass immigration is not a “whim”—it is structurally essential to the economy and therefore to avoiding national collapse. The decision to restrict legal immigration in order that those forced by the market to immigrate can be discriminated against more readily of course does lead to less testing and vaccination which is why we would all be safer if we went back to the policy of essentially unrestricted immigration that (with a few exceptions) the U.S. had when it was achieving its biggest successes.

“Ted Bundy had brown hair…AOC has brown hair…you like AOC…you like mass murder…”

For crying out loud, someone send us some better lefties - ours are defective on their best day.

 

[Dawg]

N. Korea is the kind of hermetically sealed society you seem to want and they still have Covid. Mass immigration is not a “whim”—it is structurally essential to the economy and therefore to avoiding national collapse. The decision to restrict legal immigration in order that those forced by the market to immigrate can be discriminated against more readily of course does lead to less testing and vaccination which is why we would all be safer if we went back to the policy of essentially unrestricted immigration that (with a few exceptions) the U.S. had when it was achieving its biggest successes.

bullshit

 

[EatTheRich]

“Ted Bundy had brown hair…AOC has brown hair…you like AOC…you like mass murder…”

For crying out loud, someone send us some better lefties - ours are defective on their best day.

That wasn’t the argument. The argument was of the form, “Your claim was that no murderers had brown hair. But Ted Bundy was a murderer and he had brown hair. Therefore having brown hair does not preclude being a murderer.”

 

[PNWest]

That wasn’t the argument. The argument was of the form, “Your claim was that no murderers had brown hair. But Ted Bundy was a murderer and he had brown hair. Therefore having brown hair does not preclude being a murderer.”

He wouldn't understand the difference. Nor would he even admit it if he did.