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Some Will Say It Is Only Two
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2022 8:37 am
by Spock
https://meridian.allenpress.com/aplm/ar ... ngs-in-Two
Study of 2 healthy teens who died in their sleep after getting Covid 19 shots.
I said early on that since Covid kills very few (statistically zero) healthy teens that it is very likely that the vaccines would kill more healthy kids than Covid. I stand by that.
These are only 2 in this case, but I bet there are more.
Re: Some Will Say It Is Only Two
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2022 9:12 am
by silverscreenselect
It's only 920,000 and counting.
According to the CDC, as of February 9 (their most recent data), there had been 644 deaths of children 5-18 from COVID and 296 deaths of children 0-4, for a total of 940. This doesn't include any cases of infected children passing it on to parents and teachers. And over ten million teenagers have received the vaccine.
Re: Some Will Say It Is Only Two
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2022 10:17 am
by Weyoun
Spock wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 8:37 am
https://meridian.allenpress.com/aplm/ar ... ngs-in-Two
Study of 2 healthy teens who died in their sleep after getting Covid 19 shots.
I said early on that since Covid kills very few (statistically zero) healthy teens that it is very likely that the vaccines would kill more healthy kids than Covid. I stand by that.
These are only 2 in this case, but I bet there are more.
If you actually cared about their lives, you would’ve gotten the vaccine yourself.
I think it is a very debatable point about whether not teenage boys need to get the vaccine.
The argument I found most in favor of it wasn’t their own risk, but the risk of getting older folks ill. Those many hundred thousand dead that you continue to ignore.
I think if you told me, as a matter of policy, everyone over 30 had to be vaccinated, that’s something I think would be effective, if by effective we mean preventing deaths, preventing hospitals from being overwhelmed, and getting the economy back on track.
But we had deadweight like you, so we had to do a more broad-based approach.
Again - thanks for your help!