Mangotree
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Yeah your probably still playing the cop.I played cops and robbers as a kid. Also dressed up as a Stormtrooper from Star Wars for Halloween. Does that count?
Oh and damn the man!
Yeah your probably still playing the cop.I played cops and robbers as a kid. Also dressed up as a Stormtrooper from Star Wars for Halloween. Does that count?
Oh and damn the man!
There really should be a facepalm emoji on this site
For christ sake. Everyone knows and have known fir a ling time that the US sponsored some research in the Wuhan lab. You forgot to mention that the reasearch sponsored was also being worked on as a US China team of scientist. You are trying to make it sound that since the US did work with the Chinese that this lab must be the reason for covid and that the US had some hand in it. Totally unrelated events and I believe people here would appreciate you stopping the missinformation campaign you elected to put in this forum.Ok, as mods went through the pain of creating a new thread for this, I can maybe post this link here
Coronavirus: Was US money used to fund risky research in China?
What's the row about virus research in China between a prominent Republican and Dr Anthony Fauci?www.google.com
Long subject, but there is proof that yes, the US "sponsored" some research in Wuhan.
Mind you, France helped (finance and technology) to build it at the origin ....
We have these ->Indeed. @dafluff and @El_Goretto, any way to find a solution for that?
Wrong on both paragraphs !For christ sake. Everyone knows and have known fir a ling time that the US sponsored some research in the Wuhan lab. You forgot to mention that the reasearch sponsored was also being worked on as a US China team of scientist. You are trying to make it sound that since the US did work with the Chinese that this lab must be the reason for covid and that the US had some hand in it. Totally unrelated events and I believe people here would appreciate you stopping the missinformation campaign you elected to put in this forum.
Hey, we get it. You are scared of needles and don't give a damn about anyone else including your family. Such a great guy you are. A true humanitarian. Keep ignoring science and stick with your guns. Hell ain't half full yet but seems to be filling with all the antivaxers now.
You don't toss rubbish on someone's lawn and then demand they explain why they think it is rubbish.Wrong on both paragraphs !
I love it when some internet idiot thinks he knows me.....
So, what about you try to answer (in a well constructed way) the subject of the press article instead of shouting on the messenger ?
Another idiotic reply....You don't toss rubbish on someone's lawn and then demand they explain why they think it is rubbish.
This article says 75% of new cases in Singapore are vaccinated. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/1-vaccinated-people-75-recent-104756916.htmlA last a decent and objective article....
With several points spot on !
askST: Why are more vaccinated people getting Covid-19?
Fully vaccinated people currently make up 44 per cent of Covid-19 cases in Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com.www.straitstimes.com
"SINGAPORE - Fully vaccinated people currently make up 44 per cent of Covid-19 cases in Singapore, leading to questions over whether vaccinations are an effective safeguard against the virus.
Read again plse..This article says 75% of new cases in Singapore are vaccinated. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/1-vaccinated-people-75-recent-104756916.html
only eight Covid-19 cases required oxygen support or were in critical condition in the ICU. None of them was fully vaccinated
Compairing / discussing various and diverse views on any subject is the base of democracy.Balifrog I really don't think I understand your view. Are you pro vaccine? Seems you post articles with contradicting points. Anyway the key takeaway is this bit
There's not a lot of fraternity to be found in refusing a vaccine because you believe it goes against your own, personal, best interest. There is not much to be had in opposing the "good" lockdowns and vaccines in favor of the (impossible)"perfect" magical vaccine when it means more people will die, either.I dont contest what you call "the key take away".
I always mentionned the vaccine is a tool amongst others, but not the miracle solution which will make Covid disapear, as some tend to believe.
LIBERTY / EGALITY / FRATERNITY
The 3 pilars of "La République"
Hahahahaha.....Are you a teacher or professor ? I say that with regard to the word "explaining" which is extremely arrogant.Explaining to people why their opinions are baseless and ignorant is at least as much a service to democracy a
Lol. I'm not that clever, Bali, but even I can understand that the vaccines are saving lives. Even I can understand that they are the best solution that we currently have. Even I can understand that you don't need to pointlessly muddy the waters during an international health crisis.Hahahahaha.....Are you a teacher or professor ? I say that with regard to the word "explaining" which is extremely arrogant.
Anyway, next time, try to answer the topic (the Straits Times article) and not the poster !
But anyway, thanks for the valuable council. I'll file it. Vertically.
Let me guess, the correct conclusion is only what you want it be based on your opinion. If someone doesn't want the vaccine, what skin is off your back? Vaccinated people are still getting COVID which means it will still mutate. Possibly even more so to evade the vaccine. If you are so confident that the vaccine will save your life, why worry about the "idiots" that don't want it. The are only hurting themselves. What happened to my body, my choice? Who knows about the swine vaccine debacle in 1976? Do you know how many people have died in the US after taking the COVID vaccine in 2021? According to the VAERS it is approximately 5,000. The swine flu vaccine was pulled after 53 deaths.So, anyone who doesn't agree that vaccines are the solution either: 1, actually does need it explained to them, since they don't seem to be able to reach the correct conclusion by themselves or with the help of readily available information resources or 2, understands that vaccines are the solution, but has some personal (selfish) reason for pretending to disagree. I prefer to think that most anti-vaxers are in group 1, since group 2 is populated almost entirely by assholes.