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YouTube is banning all anti-vaccine content on its platform, including misinformation about approved vaccines for common illnesses in addition to COVID-19, the company said Wednesday.
YouTube previously had banned false information surrounding the coronavirus vaccines in October 2020. The company said it will still allow discussion around vaccine policies, new vaccine trials, and personal accounts of receiving the vaccine.
This is utter bullshit. We send people home that come through the ER and test positive for Covid all day long. No one with a scraped knee testing positive for Covid is getting a room unless they’re in respiratory distress and even then they might go home with oxygen. There are no rooms for this. How can you just make shit up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Deebased
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Once again, you are lying. It's something you do a lot of. Unless you can show proof of a "100% incorrect false statement about an article," this is another example of your persistent dishonesty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
I still don't understand what he thinks you're lying about.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
Are you confusing multiverse and me again? You really need that Ritalin Raymond.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
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I only followed close enough to point and laugh, but it sure looked that way. Smelled like a mini-"shingles vax" moment there.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Everybody makes mistakes. With Skidog however it's becoming almost a daily thing. He misrepresented his own CDC source — for days — he posted a healthline.com article that mischaracterized two much discussed studies and then freaked out when nobody took it seriously — for days — and on and on. It's always something followed a few days later by an apology or peacemaking only to start the routine all over again the next day.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I don't know if it's trolling or lack of self awareness but for a lot of people the pandemic has been a disturbing psychometric test that's not going well for them.
That's the difference between science and denial.. The former owns mistakes, the latter just outright lies without walking anything back ever..Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
Seems like he's only concerned about scoring points with himself. Then again the rest of us are Borg.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
With Skid OG it isn’t the pandemic, he’s been acting this way for over 13 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
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This seems like a contrarian personality trait, like when i misread that chart RJ pointed it out for weeks as if insulting my credibility established his. Or how Steep would drum on some conspiracy thing and then when it didn't happen issue a mea culpa and then immediately pivot to the next thing because The Durham Report was going to establish Obama's birthplace once and for all or whatever.
Everything you need to know about Skid OG is in the Alta 2/27/08 thread.
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Can’t just not link it, tho…
Alta 2/27/08
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...d.php?t=114683
Catching up. Overnight Summer and Nordekette had one of the most reasonable exchanges in this thread. Good to see.
I feel if there was an Australian, Austrian and American having a conversation. The Australian and Austrian would be civil and agree on most things; the American would just constantly confuse Austria with Australia and vis versa.
If anyone's interested, here's a great resource which tracks the vaccination rates and effectiveness on Ontario, updated daily with raw data from the government database.
https://russell-pollari.github.io/on...9/vaccinations
In short, they're working marvelously - both in reducing cases and of course, hospitalization and death. Don't expect some to look, as it will go against their "we must question the effectiveness of vaccines forever" narrative.
I read what Deeb posted and was thinking "damn, that's crazy are they really doing that?" so I asked a few of my Dr. friends in Oregon (Kaiser and OHSU) and they echoed similar comments as you. People with mild symptoms or are asymptomatic are not staying at the hospital merely because they tested positive for COVID-19. As you say, they would need to be in respiratory distress.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Not sure if this is the best place, but whatever ...
The Bill For His COVID Test In Texas Was A Whopping $54,000
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-...t-high-bill-er
"People are going to charge what they think they can get away with, ... "
Also .... SINGLE PAYER!
Can we not feel badly for hospitals who moan about the cost of paying healthcare workers?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hOLm_k6eCsQuote:
Originally Posted by Carl_Mega
Of course it's bullshit. Hospitals are generally trying to get people out of there as quickly as possible. Deebased trolling as usual.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adolf Allerbush
Please provide a citation to the article that you claim this information originates from.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deebased
From ‘I have no beds’: Hospitalizations spike in rural Washington amid fifth COVID-19 wave
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...covid-19-wave/
Amazing. Her husband could still be alive if they'd gotten vaccinated, but she's still talking about "God's plan." I suppose it's a coping mechanism, but think about how many preventable deaths like this are happening every day in this country.Quote:
On another floor, Margaret Zerbel, 77, looks to have made it past the worst of the virus. Her husband of 41 years did not survive his bout with COVID — family members held his funeral while Zerbel was still hospitalized.
This is from a hospital in Wenatchee, so it should resonate with MU.
The couple roamed the country in an RV for more than 25 years as part of their retirement, Zerbel says. For years they returned to Republic, Ferry County, for their summers after discovering it while attending an RV rally.
“It’s miles from anywhere, there’s no fast food, there’s no car dealers, it’s slow, it’s quiet, it’s small,” she says. “I love small towns. I hate big cities.”
Ferry County — where Zerbel was first hospitalized — is also one of the least-vaccinated places in Washington. There, only 45% of people 12 and up have gotten at least one shot.
Zerbel says she and her husband were “kind of iffy” on getting vaccinated. But they had planned to get their shots once the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gave full approval to the Pfizer vaccine.
That approval came Aug. 23, just weeks before the couple fell ill, says Zerbel, adding “we didn’t get there in time.”
“I don’t know if we maybe should have gotten vaccinated sooner — well I know we should have, because we were going to,” she says. “But then I don’t know, this may be God’s plan for us, and whatever. I can’t look at God’s timeline.”
Didn't Flaky Manooj's brother's sister's friend's kid fall and scrape a knee then get put in the ICU for COVID-caused swollen lymph nodes or something?? What further proof do you require?? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Just bring pnwbrit along to translate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carl_Mega
Yeah, that’s where I work. Know the people in the pictures. Our morgue filled up last week. We got a refrigerated semi trailer now. Put six more bodies in it from last weekend. I’m fairly lucky, I’m isolated from the worst of it in the OR.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
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Did we ever actually acknowledge this study or did we decide to ignore it?
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/art...evels-of-virus
even the article bolded it...
"The scientists showed that people who had had two doses of the vaccination had at least as much protection against the virus as people who had antibodies after having COVID-19. People who had developed antibodies after having the disease and received both vaccinations had even better protection."