Classic vaxxer logic, you corner them with facts and they lash out. Possibly an ADR of itself.
Classic vaxxer logic, you corner them with facts and they lash out. Possibly an ADR of itself.
Are you actually saying it wasn't fast tracked? I don't give a shit that it was as we bloody needed it, but that's setting my bullshit detector running wild.Originally Posted by 7om
While I obviously lean more towards one set of arguments than the other, I'm not on either 'side' of this and am happy to take on bullshit from either camp. It's sad that it's yet another thing that's come to sides.
You're insinuating that an infection was caused by the vaccine, rather than bacteria simply getting into an open wound. Never mention logic again.
It wasn't fast tracked. Stages that usually run sequentially were able to be run in parallel. It's always possible but this was made a priority with the nature of the virus.
That's literally the definition of fast tracking. Fuck me.
Is it? To me it can mean "rushed" or "prioritised". I would say it fits the second definition. Not the first. Taz means the first.
Nothing was sped up. Things running in parallel doesn't mean it didn't run the same course of time.
See, what's happened here is one side has heard the words 'fast tracked' and stuck 'and unsafe' on the end of it and the other side has decided that in order to guard against accusations of unsafe or corners cut being banded around they'll deny it was fast tracked in the first place.
Utterly fucking tragic from all concerned and very much reminds me of the 'torture, it doesn't work' nonsense.
The whole process was sped up. Hence how I have three shots of delicious vaccine in my arm within a year.
The process run in parallel and not sequentially. It could happen for any vaccine with the right conditions (like money).
Cheers Yev for poking these cretins for some further explanation of their retardedness, I hope you can now clearly see what this has done to people's brains
Spikey, lad, try and stick to the words rather than the perceived intent behind them.
Tell us more about the 5 million foreign objects.
It was covered comprehensively above. Please seek it out once you've untied yourself from the web of semantics you've spun.
Again, literally the definition of fast tracked.
You seem to be reading 'corners cut' whenever you see fast tracked.
Feel free to explain your intent if I've got it wrong.Cheers Yev for poking these cretins for some further explanation of their retardedness, I hope you can now clearly see what this has done to people's brains
Spikey, lad, try and stick to the words rather than the perceived intent behind them.
You man are gonna be in a right muddle when your fast track passport arrives without pages missing.
I mean, it was fast tracked. Saying 'no it wasn't it was just done faster' isof the highest order. That is literally what the FDA calls it: https://www.fda.gov/patients/fast-tr...iew/fast-track
That it was fast tracked does not mean it is dangerous, of course.
You don't get off easily either as it looked to me and all the world you were using fast tracked as a bad thing.Cheers Yev for poking these cretins for some further explanation of their retardedness, I hope you can now clearly see what this has done to people's brains
Spikey, lad, try and stick to the words rather than the perceived intent behind them.
Because that's what he meant. It's all in the context of what's being said and, sadly, who is saying it.Again, literally the definition of fast tracked.
You seem to be reading 'corners cut' whenever you see fast tracked.
Great use of 'sadly' there, Spikey. Chris Whitty would be proud.
Next slide please.
I still want to know more about them foreign substances. If they were born and bred in the UK substances, would that be ok?
Yeah - I think that's the important distinction. It was able to complete all stages without reducing safety but quicker due to money, volunteers and urgency.
Taz, mate, they got you covered:
In which case the response should have been "it was fast tracked, so what?" rather than the absolute abortion that followed. Just giving anti-vax morons free ammo with this sort of approach. "They're even lying about it being fast tracked".
That's because it's natural to think it and proves the original point that any sort of new health issue will invariably be linked to it. But instead of understanding and accepting this, these filthy vaxxed folk want to jump on the merest hint of it in their desperate attempt to fight the great war.
It was fast-tracked. That fact is irrelevant to whether it's safe or not (it is).
Waving around 2.9m ADRs and a 0.1% reported side effect rate as though it's something to shit yourself over is fucking hilarious. You get higher reported rates than that in a placebo trial.
Pepe, are these racially tinged comments? Lad, you got yourself a gammon wife and an SUV, calm your passion.
Just trying to protect you from the 5g that must be irradiating from all these vaccinated folks.
Issue 13 illustrates my point above further. While I'm not taking the percentage they quote on face value, you're giving nut jobs more ammo when you start mandating that children need a vaccine for a disease that clearly has a miniscule chance of harming them and that they can spread anyway, even when they've been jabbed.
As Jimmy says, heads have gone. There is so little balance anywhere with this anymore. It was somehow so much more enjoyable when bodies were piling up in Italy and there was genuine reason to be scared of it.
I've said this before and I'll say it again, you're clearly vulnerable to this thing, so get a bloody vaccine. If it's still around when you're older, it's going to kill you.
The smaller the threat the larger the panic.
You were spot on about whole affair and I reckon you're spot on about my future health.
Kikó why are you so busy posting on here instead of getting tested hourly.
I only need to get tested so I can see my new baby buddy.
Has it arrived yet?
I drive a stupid little Suzuki Swift sport, AKSHUALLY.
I wish they sold the Suzuki Swift in the US, nice car.
Nailed it, Yev. Kudos.
For some reason, I thought you said you weren't bothering with the booster. Am I wrong or did you change your mind?
It's great fun to drive.
Yesterday.
Not wrong. I'm still not convinced I really needed one, but I was planning on doing some rutting between Christmas and New Year and I'll need one to go on holiday abroad in due course, so figured I may as well do it now.
And congrats Kik's!
Cheers! Few days in the hospital then we will be home. Plenty of time to argue between the baby napping.
I know. I'm sure it's yours.
Is it your first Kiko?
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