Mikie

We know.

That cartoon is fantastic. Truer words were never spoken.

Mondo reminds me of a kid playing a video game and thinking he’s winning — when the game isn’t plugged in.

:rofl: It writes itself.

In think that’s exactly why no one takes your hysterical rantings seriously. Besides your buffoonery, of course.

“Is that a vaccine?!” “No mom, it’s heroin- I swear!”

Oh no!!

Yes! What was that new name for polio again? Dysentery?

Politics and Pinterest.

How do we know polio is eradicated…hmm. You got me. It’s a hoax!! https://youtu.be/PQpQOLnzQ6E

Given that it’s been 70 years or so, we do know the long term effects: eradication of polio. Oh to go back to the good ol’ days of natural immunity an...

:rofl: It is easy to feel smart next to these guys, isn’t it? But then I feel like the bully picking on the weakest kids. Remorse sets in. I really do...

Same with the polio vaccine. Totally unknown effects. Just wait. They’re a disaster waiting to happen. 9 months, 6 billion doses, over a billion peopl...

Yes, those 182 million Americans (out of 6 billion shots administered worldwide) are in for a real hell! What could happen! Could be anything! In a fe...

Besides misreading studies and data, there are several results that would completely falsify my claims. For example: Breakthrough cases shown to be ve...

How nice it must be to feel as though you're a crusader for the truth. Very self-serving. The reality is that these "alternative viewpoints" are actua...

Oh? What are the contrary studies opposing the several ones I've mentioned? Please enlighten us to such studies that contradict them. I'll be happy to...

And there it is. "Some scientists" and a "handful of studies." Annals of Internal Medicine, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, the AMA, the Lancet, the CDC, ...

For those following along: notice the strategy. Now it's a shift to differentiating internal and mucosal immunity. Those without a leg to stand on oft...

Boebert is a buffoon, as is Greene. The former is undeniably beautiful— so that factored into electability as well. I hate myself for this, but I can’...

Damn. Imagine getting to look at these women all the time as opposed to Mitch McConnell and Joe Biden. That alone makes it preferable.

I consider these policies as well. It’s legislation, not simply budget proposals. As you know, they have to make it appear related to the budget to pa...

Says the guy who was completely ignorant of these studies, and then refuses to accept their results because he doesn’t like them—pointing to “complexi...

It does matter. Free community college, free child care, having Medicare cover eye classes and hearing aids, extending the child tax credit, creating ...

Are you serious? Come on. :roll: Indeed. I myself don’t go this far, but it really does appear this way at times. For me too— but it’s never productiv...

:lol: Finally found something to latch on to— the standard note about limitations, of which you’ll find in nearly every study. I guess that disproves ...

So your "main concern" was, as usual, a complete fabrication, since no one here has once said that. Or perhaps you struggle with reading comprehension...

I think it's worthwhile to take a moment here and just reflect on the absurdity of this situation. Here we are in a pandemic, and we all want to get b...

At this point you’re just lying. Either that or you haven't been paying attention. Vaccinated people can transmit the virus, when they're infected. Th...

No no no, it's only to be distrusted when it's been POLITICIZED. Same with anything in medicine and science: if we're whipped into a frenzy, we know m...

You can tell he’s a scholar, can’t you? Makes Isaac look reasonable.

Pop headlines…Web MD is pop journalism? The study they are discussing is from the Annals of Internal Medicine. Eh, nevermind. I’ve been talking about ...

Anti-vaxxers are funny.

The Annals of Internal Medicine? :rofl: https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M21-1577

From your Googled source: See the bold emphasis. Now let’s see if you can understand what that means… No? Okay, I’ll just give the answer: This is dea...

I also came across this article in the Atlantic by a practicing physician, worth a read: No, Vaccinated People Are Not ‘Just as Likely’ to Spread the ...

I’m sorry you’re having trouble reading, so I’ll repeat what I said: Then (emphasis mine): The transmissibility is lowered even with lower symptoms, w...

No, there has been more research since January, which the article itself said was needed. But keep trying.

From the article you cite: “ verdict: Missing context. There is no conclusive evidence to claim COVID-19 vaccines do not prevent people spreading the ...

Let’s try this in numbered form: (1) If vaccines protect against COVID infections and (2) you cannot transit COVID if you’re not infected, then (3) wh...

Says an anti-vaxxer who doesn’t know what breakthrough cases are.

As an anti-vaxxer, I know there’s a mental block to this stuff, but I’ll repeat it again for anyone else listening: since the vaccines protect against...

I don’t think so either.

I don’t think you’re referring to the reconciliation bill. What I’m talking about includes measures for child care, climate change, and many other pro...

The vaccinated are far less likely to spread the virus, because they’re far less to be infected by the virus. It’s that simple. Which you’d know if yo...

Anti-vaxxer says what?

No problem. Just one man’s opinion anyway.

Why are you never funny?

All true. Still, given how much China is investing in foreign infrastructure, that’s a significant reduction.

Anti-vaxxer says what?