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CLOUD 500

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I didn’t phrase my paragraph well.

I meant with collectivism, you will have the politicians and authorities arguing for vaccine mandates.

Like singing worker-oriented songs under communism. Everyone thinks alike, is happy, and agrees. Plus the vodka helps.

I am opposed to vaccine mandates, because like you I believe in individual decisions.

I think the overwhelming evidence is that individuals choosing not to get the vaccine are wrong.

And I think hospitals and medical workers have the right to choose not to treat the unvaccinated.

If you argue on this board that sex workers do not have the right to choose their customers, you will get crucified.

But many people will argue that a doctor doesn’t get that choice, even if it puts his or her life at risk. I have a major problem with that.
I completely agree with all that you wrote here.
 

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I don’t believe in vaccine mandates as I think people should have the freedom of choice however I do believe that all unvaccinated who have to be treated for Covid should be charged the full amount of hospital and doctors fees.
Vaccinations are free available to everyone and have relatively few side affects so anybody choosing not to be vaccinated should forfeit free medical assistance for it.
 

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I apologize, I thought you meant you questioned the stats when you said you questioned the stats.I should have known you question the usage when you said you question the stats.

Innocent mistake.
Definition of Questioning in the dictionary

  1. the action of asking someone questions, especially in an official context.
    "the young lieutenant escorted us to the barracks for questioning"
  2. So it is not saying the data is false, it is how that data is used for statistical purposes. So the sarcasm is a bit funny in here as it is simply out of place. Questioning is always necessary to check the validity of any results or conclusion. But i guess for you questioning is equal to denying and automatically conspiracy. We either have to accept what is said, well because we are too dumb to think, otherwise, we are conspiracy theorist.
 
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I don’t believe in vaccine mandates as I think people should have the freedom of choice however I do believe that all unvaccinated who have to be treated for Covid should be charged the full amount of hospital and doctors fees.
Vaccinations are free available to everyone and have relatively few side affects so anybody choosing not to be vaccinated should forfeit free medical assistance for it.

Your idea solves the problem of the unvaccinated putting a disproportional burden on health care. Transfer the unvaccinated to private health care.

However if a non vaccinated person carries a higher risk to the people around him, then he should be restricted to reduce that risk.

People use the argument a vaccinated person can also transmit, but so far the science is showing at lower rates/risk. I don't think there is a definitive answer to the increased risk.
 

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OK, let's get out wikipedia : A conspiracy theory is an explanation for an event or situation that invokes a conspiracy by sinister and powerful groups, often political in motivation,[3][4][5] when other explanations are more probable.[3][6][7]



Those are not mutually exclusive in all cases.
Questioning is not explaining. You question things when you start observing inconsistencies, coincidences, and bull shit in general. Like that unvaccinated are spreading more than the vaccinated... What data shows that?? What are the measurements? How on earth were they able to calculate that so fast, and decide on it? Why are we seeing Unvaccinated Children all of sudden singled in the statistics? So you start wondering how is the data collected and used in those stat. There are legitimate questions and not an explanation. As for the media, and the business groups, like i said easy to prove, so these are facts not theories.
On the other hand, isn' t dismissing any other's opinion on the basis that they are silly and just labeling as conspiracy a form of arrogance or judgement? I mean, why is it an impossibility that the COVID situation has been used by different groups and being milked to suit and promote their interest? The groups benefiting from this situation are neither sinister nor fictive. They are real and observable. Has the media proven its neutrality and objectivity in all issues and crisis?
Of course, I can go on forever, but the point I think is clear. Questioning is not explaining or conspiring.
 

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I don’t believe in vaccine mandates as I think people should have the freedom of choice however I do believe that all unvaccinated who have to be treated for Covid should be charged the full amount of hospital and doctors fees.
Vaccinations are free available to everyone and have relatively few side affects so anybody choosing not to be vaccinated should forfeit free medical assistance for it.
The unvaccinated will be hospitalized and take the place of people waiting for surgery.

I support your billing idea, but it never will because the fees are too high.

What do you think of unvaccinated people who infect people around them who are vaccinated?
They will not die, but they may get sick.
 

Fradi

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What do you think of unvaccinated people who infect people around them who are vaccinated?
They will not die, but they may get sick.
The problem with that is right now fully vaccinated people are also getting infected and are infecting others.so it is pretty difficult and unfair to just blame the unvaccinated.
If the vaccines were perfect then we shouldn’t have to worry about the unvaccinated should we.
Making them pay for treatment however seems logical as they did not take all the steps available to avoid hospitalization.
 
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Your idea solves the problem of the unvaccinated putting a disproportional burden on health care. Transfer the unvaccinated to private health care.

However if a non vaccinated person carries a higher risk to the people around him, then he should be restricted to reduce that risk.

People use the argument a vaccinated person can also transmit, but so far the science is showing at lower rates/risk. I don't think there is a definitive answer to the increased risk.
That science is changing on a daily basis and the likelihood of getting infected whether you are vaccinated or not is being bridged and getting closer with each new variant.
The only thing that seems to be consistent is that you have a much better chance of not getting seriously ill or dying if you are vaccinated.
Yes the obvious choice is to be vaccinated but vaccines seem to be less and less effective with each new variant and with time between doses in preventing infection and spread of infection. This data is changing constantly so I would not simply blame the unvaccinated on the spread of Covid right now.
That is what vaccine passports are for which I believe in for now but I am getting less and less sure about their effectiveness with the new emerging variants. that are closing the gap of who can actually be infected and spread the virus.
 

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None said the vaccines were perfect....ils protègent à près de 90% des infections sérieuses et hospitalisations....et oui une très petite minorité---de l'ordre d'environ 10 %---peut se retrouver hospitalisé et même sérieusement....personne ne nie ce fait...

MAIS les non vaccinés---estimés à environ 640,000 here in Québec---sont encore la très grande majorité----entendu hier près de 85%--des cas positifs et des hospitalisations.......les éclosions sont beaucoup en milieu scolaire et beaucoup de 5-11 ans ne sont pas encore

vaccinés....mais le processus est en cours......Définitif que la vaccination est la seule réponse à ce virus avec lequel nous devrons apprendre à vivre.....my 2 cents .
 

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Non vaccinated are only 3.4 times less likely to be infected than vaccinated and this gap has been closing every day, same with hospitalization which is now 15.9 and I can remember not long ago it stood at 25.
Yes it makes sense to be vaccinated and to me it is the smart thing to do, but it is not the magic cure all that we have hoped for and we still don’t know what Omicron will do, so no it is not the pandemic of the unvaccinated anymore that is total BS, yes there is the possibility that these variants emerged because of the unvaccinated but who’s fault is that seeing as most variants emerged from places like India and Africa where there weren’t enough vaccines and the distribution networks are probably so piss poor that even if there were it would be difficult to vaccinate most of the population.
 

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Non vaccinated are only 3.4 times less likely to be infected than vaccinated and this gap has been closing every day, same with hospitalization which is now 15.9 and I can remember not long ago it stood at 25.
Yes it makes sense to be vaccinated and to me it is the smart thing to do, but it is not the magic cure all that we have hoped for and we still don’t know what Omicron will do, so no it is not the pandemic of the unvaccinated anymore that is total BS, yes there is the possibility that these variants emerged because of the unvaccinated but who’s fault is that seeing as most variants emerged from places like India and Africa where there weren’t enough vaccines and the distribution networks are probably so piss poor that even if there were it would be difficult to vaccinate most of the population.

It will be interesting to see if the gap widens again after a third dose. Data from Israel seems to show it will.

We are fortunate that we are always on the tail end of trends so we can learn from others. At least some of us can.

At 16x chance of hospitalization it may not be a pandemic of the unvaccinated but they are the putting the health care system at unnecessary risk.
 

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At 16x chance of hospitalization it may not be a pandemic of the unvaccinated but they are the putting the health care system at unnecessary risk.
This I totally agree with and that is the reason I would charge for all Covid treatment for the unvaccinated.
 
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That science is changing on a daily basis and the likelihood of getting infected whether you are vaccinated or not is being bridged and getting closer with each new variant.
The only thing that seems to be consistent is that you have a much better chance of not getting seriously ill or dying if you are vaccinated.
Yes the obvious choice is to be vaccinated but vaccines seem to be less and less effective with each new variant and with time between doses in preventing infection and spread of infection. This data is changing constantly so I would not simply blame the unvaccinated on the spread of Covid right now.
That is what vaccine passports are for which I believe in for now but I am getting less and less sure about their effectiveness with the new emerging variants. that are closing the gap of who can actually be infected and spread the virus.
 
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Fradi

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No, it's certainly
You always make these claims without any proof what so ever.
Strange coming from someone who claims to be a scientist.
How much data and and proof is there to support how and why this Omicron emerged which was only detected in November but you already know how it developed? wow maybe they hired the wrong person to develop these vaccines.
You want people to take you seriously, stop with these off the cuff claims.
You should know what they say about quality as opposed to quantity.
 

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Probably, it is also highly probable and certainly profitable for Pfizer to sell more vaccines.
I have already gotten my Pfizer booster shot, now I have 3 different vaccines for Covid.

You may have seen the data from Israel on the benefit of a booster after 5 months

 

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You may have seen the data from Israel on the benefit of a booster after 5 months

Yes but that does not include Omnicron does it.
If I didn’t think it would be of benefit I wouldn’t have taken the booster the first chance I had.
I am just not so quick to sing the praises of something until there is more evidence.

Data from Israel is always important as they seem to have been ahead of the game right from the start but having said that with everybody holding them up as the standard to follow, reality is that their death rate over all is actually worse than that of Canada.
Israel: 880 per 1 million population
Canada: 782 per 1 million population

 
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