Composite Letsrun Conservative wrote:
HarambeEatsPoop wrote:
Harambe/Composite Letsrun Conservative rims the buttholes of people with Down's Syndrome.
You forgot the "CONFIRMED" part. Antivaxxers can't even do their own schtick properly anymore. Sad!
It was only an assumption when I posted, but thanks for confirming what I posted was true. 👍
Posted this elsewhere, but WTF Texas?
https://monkeystyping.neocities.org/percentExcessDeathsByState2020-2021.png
HarambeEatsPoop wrote:
Composite Letsrun Conservative wrote:
You forgot the "CONFIRMED" part. Antivaxxers can't even do their own schtick properly anymore. Sad!
It was only an assumption when I posted, but thanks for confirming what I posted was true. 👍
We've seen your ilk's reaction to hard data and evidence on vaccine efficacy/covid. As if anything would dispel with the paranoid delusions you have about Harambe and anyone else who doesn't agree with you having multiple anonymous handles. Still though, I have to commend you on the hilarity of your posts, I've had some good chuckles from them.
Hadn't updated this chart in a while because it previously pulled data from the "Covid Tracking Project" which stopped updating six months ago. Now all metrics come directly from CDC data.
Still no evidence for over count of Covid attributed deaths or Covid death statistics dominated by "persons who were going to die shortly regardless of Covid". Both talking points seem to have fallen out of favor recently in any case.
https://monkeystyping.neocities.org/usWeeklyExcessAndCovidDeaths.png
A pandemic of the fear mongers is more like it.
it all makes cents wrote:
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1458496290728210432
And it has the lowest death rate per capita in the whole of the US!
Well done in proving once and for all that the vaccinations work, you are doing gods work.
it all makes cents wrote:
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1458496290728210432
Vaccinated people also spread COVID. Therefore there’s no possible reason for a vaccine mandate at work. Even if you think the vaccine is effective, it protects no one but the person who took it.
The CDC even changed the definition of vaccination. For the dupes like Harambe, they got conned.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FD3mSwlVcAATtO6?format=jpg&name=smallI remain happily unvaccinated.
Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:
it all makes cents wrote:
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1458496290728210432Vaccinated people also spread COVID. Therefore there’s no possible reason for a vaccine mandate at work. Even if you think the vaccine is effective, it protects no one but the person who took it.
The CDC even changed the definition of vaccination. For the dupes like Harambe, they got conned.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FD3mSwlVcAATtO6?format=jpg&name=smallI remain happily unvaccinated.
ignorance is bliss
SurverySays wrote:
Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:
Vaccinated people also spread COVID. Therefore there’s no possible reason for a vaccine mandate at work. Even if you think the vaccine is effective, it protects no one but the person who took it.
The CDC even changed the definition of vaccination. For the dupes like Harambe, they got conned.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FD3mSwlVcAATtO6?format=jpg&name=smallI remain happily unvaccinated.
ignorance is bliss
You are woke. I follow the science. You lose.
Maybe...... wrote:
it all makes cents wrote:
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1458496290728210432And it has the lowest death rate per capita in the whole of the US!
Well done in proving once and for all that the vaccinations work, you are doing gods work.
Hilarious Twitter post.
Makes up some BS percentage increase number to fear monger and gaslights about Vermont and vaccines. (From the official covid numbers, the increase in 7 day running average covid cases in Vermont has been ~4300 percent).
What’s even funnier is the choice to put it in percentage terms to hide the fact that since cases are rising from such an initially low level, even a modest increase in nominal case count is going to show up as a high percentage increase.
And then there is the fact that Vermont’s infection rate right now is still merely a fraction of what it was in Florida and the other red states during their Delta surge, which unlike Vermont, resulted in bodies piling up by the thousands and thousands. And yet antivaxxers and right wingers think they’re being clever or vindicated by pointing to Vermont as evidence that vaccines don’t work. The antivaxxer set humiliation train continues
Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:
I remain happily unvaccinated.
So was this guy, right up until he died of Covid.
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2021/11/10/covid-doctor-misinformation-minnesota-vadnais-heightsGhost of Disco Gary wrote:
it all makes cents wrote:
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1458496290728210432Vaccinated people also spread COVID. Therefore there’s no possible reason for a vaccine mandate at work. Even if you think the vaccine is effective, it protects no one but the person who took it.
The CDC even changed the definition of vaccination. For the dupes like Harambe, they got conned.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FD3mSwlVcAATtO6?format=jpg&name=smallI remain happily unvaccinated.
Untrue. Unvaccinated are 3x more likely to pass on the disease studies show. So you're killing more people as well as more likely to die yourself. Darwin award in effect.
Joedirt often mentions young people should forego vaccination as the risks of covid are virtually nonexistent for them, and yet in Colorado, hospitalizations, notably among younger people, are surging. Compared to previous surges, the average age of hospitalization has plummeted. The vast majority of these hospitalizations are unvaccinated, so how does one reconcile the view that young people are not at meaningful risk for covid and it would be alright for them to pass on getting vaccinated with this?
Monkeys Skyping wrote:
Posted this elsewhere, but WTF Texas?
https://monkeystyping.neocities.org/percentExcessDeathsByState2020-2021.png
A state where the governor all-but-openly favored modestly effective and expensive therapy over vaccination? Big surprise
Monkeys Skyping wrote:
Hadn't updated this chart in a while because it previously pulled data from the "Covid Tracking Project" which stopped updating six months ago. Now all metrics come directly from CDC data.
Still no evidence for over count of Covid attributed deaths or Covid death statistics dominated by "persons who were going to die shortly regardless of Covid". Both talking points seem to have fallen out of favor recently in any case.
https://monkeystyping.neocities.org/usWeeklyExcessAndCovidDeaths.png
It's one of the few times the deniers got so badly owned they actually dropped a talking point.
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