Explains the mandate

[r3020]

Sam, this also explains why natural immunity is being ignored.

[sdholloway56]

Effective antivirals would be an important arrow in the quiver.

Neither HCQ or Ivomec appear to be, in particular.

Speaking of insane arguments, Joe Rogan was treated with about everything, including the fetus juice and Ivomec.

We absolutely know the fetus juice is highly effective if administered soon enough.

Then they say, see, the Ivomec worked!

[sdholloway56]

See!!!!

It's a conspiracy against us pore melty snowflakes!!!!!!!

[r3020]

That's the same thing you said about it being created in a wuhan lab. And then fauci lied to congress about it.

[sam1wiseone]

And Ron it explains why duck biden is taking control of mab supplies, can't have too many people surviving.  They'll probably be shipping it to the Taliban as ransom.

[r3020]

Or who ever buys the most art.

[bruce MN]

There is a definitive on that?

Did you neglect to share it?  The notion that it was has somehow dropped out of the news. 
So, then, I suppose it must be settled and I simply didn’t read the paper that day 

[sam1wiseone]

Peppermint Patti did.  Said da füerher would decide how it was distributed.

[WCMO]

If "herd  immunity" is to be achieved, effective therapeutics still need more attention and availability.

"Overall, our results indicate that mild infection with SARS-CoV-2 induces robust antigen-specific, long-lived humoral immune memory in humans."  https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03647-4

One would think that more attention would be given to isolating the antibodies from blood/plasma donations from survivors, and using this time-proven method to treat early-stage covid infections, and perhaps even the unvaccinated at some point.  The monoclonal antibody treatments are a similar extension of this process, though not the only option, and there is more than one provider.

Did some reading earlier on antibody treatments, and Florida really ramped them up.  Hasn't been as much in the news, but Oregon and Washington have been doing the same. Of course, the demand has been increasing, and the infinite wisdom of our leaders is to ration the antibody products and keep pushing the vaccines instead.

I still get distracted by statements in news articles such as this -- "And although the treatment cannot prevent COVID infection like the vaccines, it may prevent a trip to the hospital" -- How long does it take for folks to learn that the vaccines also do not "prevent Covid infection" ???  

[rickgthf]

  His whole argument is based on the premise that there will be some as yet unrealized adverse health effects of the vaccine.  Not only that but he supposes that the effects will be so subtle that they will be virtually undetectable without a large representative control and sophisticated statistical analysis.  In other words, they will be insignificant.

  So, it's essential that tens of thousands of the" unvaccinated"  die now so that sometime in the future we will be able to detect the cause of death of some vanishingly small number of the "vaccinated".  Doing the risk-benefit analysis of that choice is easy, tens of thousands of the unvaccinated dead vs. some small number of "vaccinated".