Donald Trump, Human Parasite, Is Now Telling People Not to Vaccinate Their Kids Against Coronavirus

[babylonsister]

Levin Report
Donald Trump, Human Parasite, Is Now Telling People Not to Vaccinate Their Kids Against Coronavirus
Helpful as always!
By Bess Levin
June 17, 2021


Given the opportunity to be of service to their country, most former U.S. presidents are happy to help. Then there’s Donald Trump. A stunted man-child who’s never done anything without first asking, “What’s in it for me?” the ex-president has actively hurt America since leaving office in January, largely by doing everything he can to undermine democracy, whether it’s his continued attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election or telling people he’s going to be “reinstated” as POTUS in a matter of months. Also unhelpful? His decision to prolong the pandemic by telling people not to have their children vaccinated for COVID-19.

Yes, despite regularly insisting that he doesn’t get enough credit for the coronavirus vaccines, Trump claimed during an interview with Sean Hannity on Wednesday that school-age children should not be inoculated against the deadly virus. “Now we have to get back and the schools have to get open—and frankly, we’re lucky we have the vaccine. But the vaccine on very young people is something that you gotta really stop,” Trump inexplicably said. “You have to get back to running your country—I mean, I don’t see reasons—and I am a big believer in what we did with the vaccine. It’s incredible what we did. You see the results. But to have every school child, where it’s 99.99%, they just don’t—you know, they’re just not affected or affected badly. Having to receive a vaccine I think is something that you should start thinking about, because I think it’s unnecessary.”

As usual, the majority of the words coming out of the 45th president’s mouth were a lie. The coronavirus does, in fact, affect children. As Politico notes, more than 2,000 children have been diagnosed with multisystem inflammatory syndrome since the start of the pandemic; MIS-C damages the heart to such an extent that some kids who develop it will reportedly need “lifelong monitoring and interventions,” while more than 30 have died. According to neonatologist Dr. Alvaro Moreira, MIS-C can hit seemingly healthy kids nearly a month after asymptomatic infections. And while it’s true that children are less likely to become symptomatic than adults, more than 4 million have tested positive for COVID-19, which they can subsequently pass on to more vulnerable people, contributing to the spread of the virus.

Meanwhile, NBC News reports that “virtually all hospitalized COVID patients” are unvaccinated, and it’s not just unvaccinated adults who are at risk for severe illness. “In our local hospitals the kids that are getting sick are the ones that are not vaccinated,” said Dr. Natasha Burgert, a pediatrician in Overland Park, Kansas. Not surprisingly, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has urged children 12 and up to get vaccinated, citing the recent increase in coronavirus-related hospitalizations.

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https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/06/donald-trump-covid-19-vaccines-children

[mucifer]

1. psychopath! he gets off on people dying.

[TheBlackAdder]

23. Every time Republicans wanted to cram through shit, they used to say, "Think of the children."

.

I guess they don't think too much of them after all.

I think Trump not only likes to see suffering and death, but he likes be an influence that can't be arrested for it.

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[Grins]

44. Ambulatory Munchausen syndrome by proxy (MSP)

From beating up protestors, encouraging cops to beat up those they detain, the indifference - even SCORN -to the sacrifices of members of the military, to kids in cages, to refugees - he relishes in the pain of others. To him, cruelty is both refreshing and nourishing. And the point.

[mucifer]

58. I don't see that as Munchhausen by proxy. It's pure sadism.

[StarfishSaver]

2. I'd bet all of his grandkids have been vaccinated

[Aviation Pro]

4. I'll bet he doesn't know the names of his grandkids

….

[StarfishSaver]

6. Both, and

[tanyev]

13. Oh, come on!

There's Tallest One, Next Tallest One, Shortest One, Prettiest, and Oh God Not Him.

[JustAnotherGen]

38. Why does Eric

Keep having all of these kids?

Sorry - quote from Mary Trump's book.

[smirkymonkey]

67. Did he really say that?

Coke Fiend Jr. has more kids than he does.

[JustAnotherGen]

69. Yes

[Grins]

46. Hell. He fumbled the name of his daughter-in-law two weeks ago

Called the wife of his 2nd...3rd favorite son, "Laura," instead of "Lara."

[Prof. Toru Tanaka]

61. "Eric's Kid" "Ivanka's kid" "Whatzis name's kid"

[Autumn]

3. If they are stupid enough to listen to that Tub of Orange Grease then they are unnecessary

to the human gene pool.

[Bettie]

5. The people who listen to him

were never going to get their kids vaccinated anyway.

[FakeNoose]

7. This is ONE MORE reason to mandate vaccinations for school-age children

You want your kids back in school? Then get them vaccinated soon ... this summer!

[womanofthehills]

25. Kids are getting heart inflammation after vax

FDA & CDC we’re supposed to have a meeting about this today but they put it off a week.

More than 300 cases of heart inflammation after Covid-19 vaccinations have been reported in young people, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said Thursday. https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/coronavirus/cdc-300-plus-cases-of-heart-issue-after-covid-vaccination-reported-in-young-people/ar-AAL9LiKFd

[ProfessorGAC]

55. "Page Not Found"

I'm unsurprised.

[womanofthehills]

71. 18 kids & young adults "heart inflammation" in Ct - not acceptable

SIMILAR LINK. At Least 18 Cases of Apparent Heart Problems in Young People in CT After COVID-19 Vaccine. https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/coronavirus/connecticut-confirms-at-least-18-cases-of-apparent-heart-problems-in-young-people-after-covid-19-vaccination/2494534/


CDC meeting about this next Fri.

[LudwigPastorius]

65. 300 reported cases out of 20 million vaccines given to adolescents and young people.

More than 300 cases of heart inflammation after Covid-19 vaccinations have been reported in young people, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said Thursday.

"The case are rare," she said. "Over 20 million adolescents and young adults [have been] vaccinated in the United States."

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/over-300-cases-heart-issue-after-covid-vaccination-reported-young-n1271200



That's a complication in about .000015 of cases.

That's something to be investigated, but absolutely no reason not to get your children vaccinated.

[robbob]

8. I don't know; I'm glad I'm not a parent.

Last edited Fri Jun 18, 2021, 08:53 AM - Edit history (1)

********PLEASE IGNORE MY POST!!!*****
I should never post before my first cup of coffee. The quote below refers to dangers to children from COVID, not from the vaccine.


From the article: “As Politico notes, more than 2,000 children have been diagnosed with multisystem inflammatory syndrome since the start of the pandemic; MIS-C damages the heart to such an extent that some kids who develop it will reportedly need “lifelong monitoring and interventions,” while more than 30 have died.”

I know, I know; the odds of contracting the disease and possibly getting seriously ill are higher then the risk from vaccination. And if children are left unvaccinated they can and probably will contract COVID and pass it on to the more vulnerable.

Still, would YOU want to be the parent who watches your kid develop a serious life long condition, or perhaps even die, because you made them get a vaccine? As I said, I’m glad I don’t have kids. It’s a scary choice, either way.

[secondwind]

10. I think there's really no choice here, but to vaccinate.

Just my 2 cents.

[womanofthehills]

35. Kids rarely get very sick from Covid

Serious forms of Covid are so rare in children that a few countries with better recent Covid track records than the U.S. — like Britain, Germany and Israel — may not even officially urge vaccinations for most children. The decision will be up to individual parents. From NYT

[rog]

12. I'm not sure I follow ...

I could be reading everything completely wrong, but doesn't the Politico quote suggest that kids contract MIS-C from Covid, not from the vaccine?

.rog.

[robbob]

19. OMG, never post before the first cup of coffee!

You are absolutely correct; the risk is from COVID, not the vaccine. I had heard there was a small chance of adverse reactions to the vaccine and thought that was what the article was talking about. Mea Culpa!

[HariSeldon]

14. I am a parent

There are risks of many kinds for children, but I refuse to live in terror of making "the wrong choice." For me, this is a conscious decision: I am highly susceptible to "paralysis by analysis," so I've had to cultivate a habit of limiting time for decision making. Once I've had a good look at the available information, unless something specifically is calling out for delaying the decision, I make it and commit that I made the best decision I could.

This one is pretty easy, though my children are too young yet to receive vaccine outside a study. So far, I've read about myocarditis in a very small number of adolescents who received the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, which was generally treatable. I would rather teach my children that it is worth the risk to them to protect the community than live in fear of side effects from vaccination. Otherwise, I set the example of being as self-centered as the typical MAGAT. Of course, I'll also be guided by their pediatrician, since that is not my professional area of expertise.

[GoCubsGo]

18. Yep, and with the myocarditis, we know what to look for, so

it can be treated in the early stages, vastly reducing the odds of long-term effects. 4.1 million people ages 12-17 have been vaccinated so far. They've had around 300 cases of myocarditis. That's miniscule, and we don't even know if those are related to the vaccine, or from other causes, including tick-borne viruses. Ticks are really bad in a lot of places this year, BTW.

[womanofthehills]

28. Half of myocarditis cases can result in permanent heart damage

Kids should not be sacrificed for adults. The majority of deaths from Covid are over 80. Rarely does a child get very sick or die from covid.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

33. I guess you missed this at the top of this sub thread

From the article: “As Politico notes, more than 2,000 children have been diagnosed with multisystem inflammatory syndrome since the start of the pandemic; MIS-C damages the heart to such an extent that some kids who develop it will reportedly need “lifelong monitoring and interventions,” while more than 30 have died.”

As well as the stories of college athletes with heart ailments from COVID 19

[womanofthehills]

36. From NYT

Serious forms of Covid are so rare in children that a few countries with better recent Covid track records than the U.S. — like Britain, Germany and Israel — may not even officially urge vaccinations for most children. The decision will be up to individual parents.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

39. Oh I thought you were pretending the only risk to kids was the vaccination...

... and not the vastly more dangerous disease and resultant side complications. My bad.

Yeah, parents always have the final decision. That’s why some kids are raised in churches speaking in tongues and handling snakes.

[womanofthehills]

73. UK not going to Vax kids until more studies on risk

Covid-19 coronavirus vaccines for children will not be rolled out in the UK in the immediate future, according to reports.

This morning, The Daily Telegraph says it understands that Ministers will be advised not to roll out the jabs to children until more data on the risks is available. https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/uk-world-news/no-uk-rollout-covid-vaccines-20825554

[unweird]

15. Vaccine Risk?

What vaccine risk are you referring to that has to be balanced against the vaccine benefits? Are you confusing the risk of COVID and the multisystem inflammatory syndrome as being the choice? The multisystem inflammatory syndrome is being correlated with some COVID patients, not with those being vaccinated. At least that is my understanding of the original posting and the Politico citation.

[robbob]

20. Yes, correction above

[niyad]

16. Try reading again. The article is talking about UNvaccinated children.

[robbob]

22. Yes, correction above

[bucolic_frolic]

9. All America needs to know: " "virtually all hospitalized COVID patients" are unvaccinated"

[secondwind]

11. BINGO

[womanofthehills]

31. 4000 vaccine breakthroughs in Mass

Nearly 4,000 Breakthrough COVID Infections Have Now Been Reported in Mass. From NBC Boston

[C Moon]

51. Just curious... are you vaccinated?

[Mariana]

60. There's nothing unusual about that.

No one has ever claimed that any of the vaccines are 100% effective. Massachusetts has about 4,000,000 vaccinated.

How many of the nearly 4000 have been hospitalized? How many have died?

[Dorian Gray]

70. Breakthrough cases

happen when there aren't enough vaccinated people.

What percentage of these breakthrough cases were symptomatic? Ended in hospitalization? Ended in death?

(I suspect that it is a very low percentage.)

That's why we need to vaccinate.

Of course breakthrough cases can and will happen. They're less likely to happen when a higher percentage of people are vaccinated.

[IronLionZion]

41. Liberals know. Conservatives loving posting about the few vaccinated

who get COVID or other problems. They will give raw numbers but not percentages to mislead people about the scale of the problems. As in: one person somewhere tested positive for COVID after receiving the vaccine, or died after receiving the vaccine, with no other context.

I've seen reputable reports of 95% and up of hospitalized COVID patients are unvaccinated.

[70sEraVet]

17. JESUS H.! With Tucker telling his viewers that it's child abuse

to have kids wear masks, then the Orange Turd on Hannity's show saying kids shouldn't be vaccinated, how many deaths is that network going to responsible for?

[IronLionZion]

42. Disproportionally people who listen to these assholes

so mostly their own conservative supporters are having their Darwinian moment now.

[Botany]

21. Trump, "I am a big believer in what we did with the vaccine."

Once again Trump is trying to take credit for something he did not do.

And what exactly did he do with the vaccine? Have Kushner steal 20 million doses for his rich friends
and the Saudis on the way out the door? Turn down one company's offer to make 100 million doses?
Have zero plans for distribution and administration of the vaccine? Get vaccinated himself but at the
same time tell his base not to take the vaccine or wear masks?

Trump spent more time worrying about TikTok because Sarah Cooper was living in his head then about
the global pandemic and the C-19 virus.

Trump is responsible for > 600,000 dead Americans and millions world wide because of his actions.

[PatSeg]

26. "Its incredible what we did."

Yes, he's trying to rewrite history and speaks with faux authority as if he thinks he is still president. He really needs to just shut up and go away. He is still a danger to society every time he opens his mouth.

Then again, I suppose you could say what he did was "incredible", incredibly reckless, dishonest, and deadly.

[Botany]

29. Pfizer was developed in Germany by two Muslim scientists and Moderna was developed @ ....

.... Vanderbilt and was not part of operation warp speed.

[PatSeg]

32. Yes, it would seem

there is nothing good in the world that Trump hasn't taken credit for. In the case of COVID, any progress was made in spite of him and all the roadblocks he set up along the way.

[Botany]

34. Obama left the people, the protocols, and materials in place that in all likelyhood would have ....

... stopped the C-19 virus in China but Trump got rid of all of that "stuff" because
they were "the black guy's idea" and when the administration was told in the fall
of 2019 about the coming pandemic Trump and Kushner did nothing except for
investing in HCQ (hydroxycholoroquine) and his own C-19 test kit both of which
were useless.

And for God's sake don't get me started on Trump and the right going after one of
the best scientists we have ever seen in Anthony Fauci.

These fuckers need to be horsewhipped.

[PatSeg]

47. Yes, Trump and his family

were only looking for opportunities to benefit themselves. They never had the public's interest in mind. Then Trump turns around and spins everything in an attempt to make him look like the hero of the day. Going after Fauci was absolutely outrageous. There is not a sliver of integrity or character in the whole lot.

Shoot, I missed my 38,000 post milestone and I was actually anticipating it, sigh.

[Hotler]

24. Let him. Thin the herd. nt.

[samsingh]

27. "It's incredible what we did."? True - incredible that he did things that probably killed 200,000+

people needlessly. He's right we see the results.

and he's telling fox viewers to risk their lives for his lies. And those fools will.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

30. All about $$?? Does he make more when someone gets

Covid than when they don't?

Or, ego. More people getting COVID-19 under Biden makes him look better??

[Prof. Toru Tanaka]

63. I think you hit the nail on the head with your last sentence.

He hates Biden and the fact that HE LOST TO BIDEN.

I am sure this drives him nuts and he'll do anything to make Biden look bad.

[spanone]

37. has don received his medical degree since leaving office?

lying mf'er

[DENVERPOPS]

45. No, but he continues his need

to spew this drivel out of his mouth. Putin is still a major threat to Trump, and all of the other major Republican Senators.....They must continue to not get crosswise with Putin or he will spill the Kompromat on them all........

[Eyeball_Kid]

40. Trumpy-Boy!

He knows that he’s got a bucket load of support from anti-vaccers. He only cares about feeding them what they want to hear. It can’t be any more transparent.

Those who fall for his bullshit get what they deserve.

[Crowman2009]

43. Now would be a good time to divorce your Trump-humping spouse.

If you care about the health of your children.

[BlueWavePsych]

48. Extinction imminent

[moondust]

49. More attempted genocide. n/t

[BlueWavePsych]

50. Don't forget Fucker Carlson ...

[Initech]

52. Ugh, he's such a piece of crap.

[monkeyman1]

53. is their a vaccine yet against TFG & the republican party ? just wondering !!

[diehardblue]

54. Now that he is fully vaccinated, he cares very little for anyone else. Is

Baron vaccinated?

[IcyPeas]

56. but they want to fire Fauci

and we should listen to him and take hydroxychloroquine or disinfectant or rays of light.

[BlueWavePsych]

57. He'd probably make our orphan children work in the mines like his bud Kim too

The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said hundreds of children "with wisdom and courage in the prime of their youth" have chosen to perform manual labour for the state.

North Korea says orphan children volunteering on mines and farms


https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-57293167

[Blue Owl]

59. Go fuck yourself Donny you fat piece of shit

Nobody wants to hear your fucking bullshit anymore

[spanone]

62. ⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧⇧

[LudwigPastorius]

64. This country needs to scrape the Trump off its shoe.

[Justice matters.]

66. donald drumpf is a terrorist.

Lock him and his family and his insurrectionists (all terrorists) up.

[Grasswire2]

68. my twin granddaughters, age 8, have just been quarantined bcause a classmate has tested positive.

They were only back in school for a few weeks, just ending third grade.

Now quarantined again, and their parents too.

[onecaliberal]

72. If people listen to a guy who told them to drink bleach and shove a light

Up their hind end then they deserve whatever happens.

[Demovictory9]

74. ' A stunted man-child who's never done anything without first asking, "What's in it for me?"'

perfect description

[samsingh]

75. complicated health advice from an traitorous imbecile who can't even run a blog

[SWBTATTReg]

76. Ah, 'doctor' trump speaks again! I suspect that he's opened himself to numerous lawsuits now,

where parents and others will sue his ass claiming that their children would be safe, when in fact, they weren't. Idiot doesn't know that he's no longer president, and thus, immune. Now, he's simply a private citizen, who's basically yelling the equivalent of 'FIRE! in a crowded theater, w/ his false claim to not vaccine children.

Sue his ass!