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In reply to the discussion: I am at least 110 pounds overweight [View all]Swede
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Can you spread those genetics by just breathing? Is there a vax for those genetics? thx in advance
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#1
Yes, polio vaxes once someone has taking all of them so far prevents spread of polio FROM
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#14
You wouldn't have to have a heart attack. Plenty love to make fun of the weight of people who are
WhiskeyGrinder
Jan 2022
#2
Depends but most likely I would be less empathetic no doubt, Karma is a mutha
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#17
CDC says Vaxed ***REDUCE*** spread didn't say STOPPED spread so in this case getting the vaxed
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#43
No there's not, CDC is clear and no credible doctors are saying that vaxed aren't *REDUCING* risk...
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#51
I like reading people's profiles. I think it often gives a good indication about people's motives.
Scrivener7
Jan 2022
#58
This is a really stupid analogy. The rest of us can't catch your weight. Your weight
Scrivener7
Jan 2022
#16
Again, vaxed reduce risk of spreading virus. Your analogy falls apart with science and facts and
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#23
exactly, the vaccinated don't spread it, but the people who are unvaccinated spread it like crazy!
cadoman
Jan 2022
#116
In vaccinated people the viral load rapidly diminishes. In the unvaxxed it doesn't.
Scrivener7
Jan 2022
#33
Red Herring, the question is does getting vaxed help others and the answer is yes way more than
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#46
Factually false, getting vaxed *DOES* help *REDUCE* spread, that's from the CDC. You got some
uponit7771
Jan 2022
#62
No. Not debatable. In addition to the people getting the virus and the mutations that
Scrivener7
Jan 2022
#65
Ignores what I said and the science I linked to. But we get it. You want us not to shame the poor
Scrivener7
Jan 2022
#48
No, you referenced a non-sequitur that has little to do with the facts under discussion.
Scrivener7
Jan 2022
#67
Another quote from your link..."a vaccinated person was less likely to spread the virus"
uppityperson
Jan 2022
#77
At OA you will find people that have been there like you, and know how you feel..
Stuart G
Jan 2022
#31
If you could solve your problem with a couple of quick, safe injections, would you?
Crunchy Frog
Jan 2022
#24
I'm not talking about something that exists in real life. This is purely a hypothetical.
Crunchy Frog
Jan 2022
#78
Most important, If you go to OA, you will find some people who were exactly like you..
Stuart G
Jan 2022
#56
God no.Never rejoice in someone else's death. I even feel sorry for the anti-vaxers.
Walleye
Jan 2022
#74
After reading this thread, I believe you have an anti fax/anti mask agenda. Not
SalviaBlue
Jan 2022
#82
One more idea to consider if you will: It ain't food, it is sugar addiction..
Stuart G
Jan 2022
#117