Coronavirus (COVID-19 Outbreak) (61 Viewers)

[pavluska]

I wanna donate my organs only to fellow donors and under 18s and not grown looney repubs

I should have that option

 

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[ALC]

When I die, I want my body broken into pieces and scattered to the four winds.

I want mine used for research or buried in a forest to decompose naturally

 

[swag]

Does this argument also apply to pregnant women who want to have an abortion after, say, 9 weeks?

You hit on the key, which is that all men should go trans so that they could call any bodily activity without consent "rape".

It's bad enough that my microbiome is dependent on everyone I'm in contact with.

 

[ALC]

You hit on the key, which is that all men should go trans so that they could call any bodily activity without consent "rape".

It's bad enough that my microbiome is dependent on everyone I'm in contact with.

you make a good point. Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes and all.

Just like South Korea makes military service mandatory at 30 years old, the United States should look into getting everyone started on hormone therapy or testosterone therapy depending on sex. I’d say five years would be a good time frame plus gives people plenty of time to transition back.

 

[swag]

you make a good point. Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes and all.

Just like South Korea makes military service mandatory at 30 years old, the United States should look into getting everyone started on hormone therapy or testosterone therapy depending on sex. I’d say five years would be a good time frame plus gives people plenty of time to transition back.

Gender tourism is the future

 

[ALC]

Gender tourism is the future

i only wish I wasn’t born so early

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Does this argument also apply to pregnant women who want to have an abortion after, say, 9 weeks?

Read it again: who are you to decide what happens to someone's body?

 

[Post Ironic]

I want mine used for research or buried in a forest to decompose naturally

Funeral pyre on a mountaintop, baby. Pollute this earth one final time.

 

[JuveJay]

i thought in Europe you were required to be a donor

In the UK it was recently made mandatory unless you opted out of it.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Only in Calabria madonn'

I’m proud of my Afro-Calabrian heritage

 

[lgorTudor]

I’m proud of my Afro-Calabrian heritage

 

[GordoDeCentral]

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Read it again: who are you to decide what happens to someone's body?

Thanks for answering my question.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Off the top of my head:
Mild illness/no symptoms: 4 people
- mid 70s (with cancer)
- 30 and 18 year olds with no underlying health issues.
- Late 40s, firefighter with no symptoms other than loss of taste and smell, however persistent issues with inflammation or circulation in the legs afterwards. All unvaccinated, as this was before there were vaccines and therefore major variants as well.

Moderate illness: 2 people
- 30 year old nurse (maybe in part due to more exposure?) with no underlying health issues. Flu-like symptoms, before vaccinations and early into the pandemic.
- 30 year old with no underlying health issues, flu-like symptoms and persisting weakness/tiredness in the legs afterwards, he will not be getting vaccinated.

Severe illness: 3 people
- 30-35 year old with no underlying health issues, was sick for almost a month. Fever, vomiting, coughing, etc.
- Mid 50s, active lifter with no underlying health issues, was very sick for 2-3 weeks, lost a good amount of weight because of it.
- Late 70s, had to be briefly hospitalized and put on oxygen. All were before vaccinations.

Fatal: 2 people
- mid 70s with multiple health issues, early into the pandemic before vaccinations.
- Just two weeks ago another relative passed away as well, in his mid 50s with, from what I understand, no underlying health issues other than perhaps a little extra weight. Former Marine, so I would assume he was still in ok shape. Him and his whole family are supposedly vaccinated, my Aunt thinks that's a lie but my Mom says there is no way that he was not vaccinated. I've never met him, so I cannot say, but I do know he was a big Trump supporter so take from that what you will.

This individual has tested positive a second time now.
30 year old fully vaccinated female with no underlying health conditions. Mild symptoms for one-two days, with an additional odd one of food tasting extremely salty. Contracted it while attending a family gathering which resulted in only her, her sister, and her cousin (early 30s for both, female) testing positive so far. Oddly, all of their boyfriends have not tested positive, at least so far a week after the gathering. Although perhaps this can be attributed to them contracting it from a family member, so I would assume they would possibly be exposed to a higher viral load through more direct contact with "patient zero" in this case.

I'm wondering if there's some sort of genetic predisposition at play here, considering this individual had both vaccine and "natural" immunity, as well as those testing positive being closely related.

 

[Post Ironic]

This individual has tested positive a second time now.
30 year old fully vaccinated female with no underlying health conditions. Mild symptoms for one-two days, with an additional odd one of food tasting extremely salty. Contracted it while attending a family gathering which resulted in only her, her sister, and her cousin (early 30s for both, female) testing positive so far. Oddly, all of their boyfriends have not tested positive, at least so far a week after the gathering. Although perhaps this can be attributed to them contracting it from a family member, so I would assume they would possibly be exposed to a higher viral load through more direct contact with "patient zero" in this case.

I'm wondering if there's some sort of genetic predisposition at play here, considering this individual had both vaccine and "natural" immunity, as well as those testing positive being closely related.

Which one of those in the original post is your crazy cousin?

 

[kao_ray]

This individual has tested positive a second time now.
30 year old fully vaccinated female with no underlying health conditions. Mild symptoms for one-two days, with an additional odd one of food tasting extremely salty. Contracted it while attending a family gathering which resulted in only her, her sister, and her cousin (early 30s for both, female) testing positive so far. Oddly, all of their boyfriends have not tested positive, at least so far a week after the gathering. Although perhaps this can be attributed to them contracting it from a family member, so I would assume they would possibly be exposed to a higher viral load through more direct contact with "patient zero" in this case.

I'm wondering if there's some sort of genetic predisposition at play here, considering this individual had both vaccine and "natural" immunity, as well as those testing positive being closely related.

It looks like Covid is not like smallpox in a sense that if you are infected once and you are immune for life. Before SARS, MERS and SARS-Covid 2 there were 4 corona viruses known to infect people. All of them are giving very minor cold like symptoms and people can get reinfected after some time. Some scientists believe that Covid 2 will become endemic and with time it will become something like the common cold and people will get infected from it many times but with no major problems.

It looks like vaccination and previous infection are giving short term full immunity and long term partial immunity that most likely makes the virus not a serious threat for the given person.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Which one of those in the original post is your crazy cousin?

Male in his mid 50's with severe illness is one of them

It looks like Covid is not like smallpox in a sense that if you are infected once and you are immune for life. Before SARS, MERS and SARS-Covid 2 there were 4 corona viruses known to infect people. All of them are giving very minor cold like symptoms and people can get reinfected after some time. Some scientists believe that Covid 2 will become endemic and with time it will become something like the common cold and people will get infected from it many times but with no major problems.

It looks like vaccination and previous infection are giving short term full immunity and long term partial immunity that most likely makes the virus not a serious threat for the given person.

If we manage to keep it to that level then it's a success as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Dostoevsky]

No mask in Australia? It's for your own good first world country.

 

[JuveJay]

Latest UK figures shows that 1 in 6 of the most sick people in intensive care total (all illnesses) are unvaccinated pregnant women. Shocking.

 

[JCK]

Latest UK figures shows that 1 in 6 of the most sick people in intensive care total (all illnesses) are unvaccinated pregnant women. Shocking.

Where do the conspiracy theories fit with this?