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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I ordered some 3M 6200 masks + 7093 cartridges a while back, are those still considered deece? yes that's pretty much standard respirator krew equipment
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Very interesting article/study/poll/analysis from the EU. Should be interesting to any other filthy Euro's and it isn't overly long. I've included the summary and introduction here to give some idea of the contents:https://ecfr.eu/publication/europes-invisible-divides-how-covid-19-is-polarising-european-politics/ posted:Europe’s invisible divides: How covid-19 is polarising European politics Pingui fucked around with this message at 15:51 on Sep 1, 2021 |
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Stoop Kid posted:Those look like P100’s so you’re good as long as you get a seal with the mask gradenko_2000 posted:yes that's pretty much standard respirator krew equipment excellent, thanks
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gradenko_2000 posted:revising these estimates, if 1 in 7 kids who catch COVID go on to have long COVID, that means 5.34 million long-COVID sufferers according to the CDC's estimates on how many kids will get infected And imagine what will happen if / when they get it again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again 
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Rich people are all invulnerable to this poo poo. This is a deliberate cull.
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Feldegast42 posted:This is humanities suicide more like a murder suicide but yes
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really enjoy surrendering to the virus before we even have pediatric vaccines i loving hate the west that campbell video made me deeply sad normally, i'm just pingin' ugh
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Rich people are all invulnerable to this poo poo, it kills people who delay medical care due to ideological or financial issues.
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I'm hearing hospitalizations fell for the first time since June. We peaked and covid is over. Good job
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gradenko_2000 posted:revising these estimates, if 1 in 7 kids who catch COVID go on to have long COVID, that means 5.34 million long-COVID sufferers according to the CDC's estimates on how many kids will get infected Life long customers for the medical industry
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:As soon as they figured this out, everything opened back up. This is a deliberate cull. As incredibly evil as this is, this is what I keep ending up at. I can't imagine these specific series of events that explains this in any other fashion. All of these actions smack of a deliberate cull of the unvaccinated. Not just the chuds, but of people who are hesitant to get vaxxed like African Americans due to a history of being medically experimented on and basically all school aged children. It really feels like there's been some agreement among the elite that there's too much surplus labor in America and the groups that are going to get wrecked by delta are expendable. We're going to have an incredible rash of stochastic violence after this and I'm expecting popular protests and riots again.
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Sep 1, 2021 15:57
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someone that I was in contact with on Aug 20, so 12 days ago, tested positive for COVID they were symptomatic on Aug 27 (5 days ago), got tested yesterday, and got the results today I feel absolutely fine, don't feel anything at all, and have been fine for all this time I know that the prudent, safest answer would be for me to get tested anyway, but do I need to get tested?
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Mr Hootington posted:I'm hearing hospitalizations fell for the first time since June. We peaked and covid is over. Good job Broke: If you don't test, you don't have any cases. Woke: If you don't hospitalize, you don't have any patients.
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Sep 1, 2021 15:58
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There's no room in the hospitals. Ergo, hospitalizations have peaked! Open Biden!
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Obviously everyone posting here is pretty appalled at how poorly America is handling COVID, but how surprising is it really that our ruling class and a large chunk of our population are psychopaths? What sort of mindset were you in that you could be happy with America and the direction they were headed before 2020? Sure we had endless wars, extreme wealth inequality, a massively hosed up criminal justice system, terrible labor protection, rapidly declining health of all natural environments, pollution increasing every year, corruption and fraud permeating all levels of government and absolutely no sign of any of that improving. But bungling an epidemic is finally the straw that pings the camel's crack, or what? I think the mass acceptance of wealth inequality is what breaks my brain the most. It is VERY hard to get anyone to agree that having huge disparities in wages is a bad thing. Like 90% of Americans buy into the idea of meritocracy and think rich people are just smarter and harder working by 1000x. We've got some deeeeep brain worms to root out, and the dewormers don't seem to be helping. COVID is just one more horrifying example of American exceptionalism.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Rich people are all invulnerable to this poo poo, it kills people who delay medical care due to ideological or financial issues. Seems like this is another front in the class war that we're losing.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:I was able to intercept an entire pallet of Pfizers first vaccine shipment. 4000 doses at 2 shots per dose. I've got it stored in a chest freezer in my garage. Ive been injecting myself every day, sometimes multiple times a day if I can stand it. The symptoms were terrible for the first few weeks. There were times I was completely paralyzed with pain, contorted like the Edvard munch painting and frozen in agony for hours. I became stronger and some of the worst symptoms subsided over time. I've been vaxmaxxing far almost 4 months now and I feel as though I'm becoming something greater than human now. I will continue to administer the injections into the same arm as long as possible. I'm increasing the dosages as much as I can stand and will maintain my journal. 
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Ice Phisherman posted:As incredibly evil as this is, this is what I keep ending up at. I can't imagine these specific series of events that explains this in any other fashion. All of these actions smack of a deliberate cull of the unvaccinated. Not just the chuds, but of people who are hesitant to get vaxxed like African Americans due to a history of being medically experimented on and basically all school aged children. It does not even have to be deliberate. We do not have to point to some shadow cabal. The rich and powerful see covid as a thing that will help reduce the future strain on social security, etc and thus don't advocate for good measures to stop it. It's like unconscious bias in a study.
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Stereotype posted:yeah i'm sure these people resigning over whatever is happening just hate children and parents and really really don't want them to get the vaccine. it's all because they are irrational and love lockdowns and hate in-person schools and not because they have a legitimate reason for concern. You're a little wild. You're right, I'm sure the coverup is that vaccines give kids a second dick or something. Oh wait it appears they actually resigned because someone other than them said maybe we should do booster shots. That seems like a "legitimate reason for concern", doesn't it. IM THE APPROVER HERE bellows Becky Bureaucrat
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WoodrowSkillson posted:It does not even have to be deliberate. We do not have to point to some shadow cabal. The rich and powerful see covid as a thing that will help reduce the future strain on social security, etc and thus don't advocate for good measures to stop it. It's like unconscious bias in a study. It is deliberate. The schools are opening and that is a choice made by the elite. Children are going to be the main vectors for covid.
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I'll join respirator crew when they say we have to go back to work. So far we're all still working from home , but I don't see any reason not to buy one if we return to work
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Norton posted:I think the mass acceptance of wealth inequality is what breaks my brain the most. It is VERY hard to get anyone to agree that having huge disparities in wages is a bad thing. Like 90% of Americans buy into the idea of meritocracy and think rich people are just smarter and harder working by 1000x. We've got some deeeeep brain worms to root out, and the dewormers don't seem to be helping. COVID is just one more horrifying example of American exceptionalism. I think it's more that they're really loving dumb at math. If you frame it for someone as this: To earn $300,000, you'd have to work almost every day and earn $1000 each day. they get it a bit more.
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Kudos to hospitals for maximizing productivity. Rest of this country of privileged millennials could learn a thing or two!
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Insanite posted:just in time for everyone getting covid: yeah, this was the thing that I immediately was interested in once we started hearing about diffuse vasculitis in Covid patients. could be very very bad!
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Testvan posted:https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1432780407485964296 I don't feel like loving listening to this person speak anymore. Does she specifically call out parents of children under 12? Because if not, this "guidance" is beyond worthless. I mean I know the answer, but gently caress.
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Hollismason posted:I'll join respirator crew when they say we have to go back to work. So far we're all still working from home , but I don't see any reason not to buy one if we return to work You can catch COVID at places that are not work.
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Sunny Side Up posted:the worst for us is our large extended families have been completely untouched. oh, a great aunt died (not covid!!) or whatever. literally nothing about their lifestyle changed in the last 1.5 years except for some people being WFH It's been a bit easier for us to conceptualize because my youngest brother got it, had a "mild" case where he was only borderline on going to the hospital because he "only" ran a 103 fever for a few days. He still claims he can't taste food properly about 6 months on and says he's been having a hard time at the gym getting even half the reps in that he used to. A guy in his 20's who works as a personal trainer, the very image of "this has no consequences for you" and he wishes every day he had just stayed inside now. I get that it's really difficult for people to perceive hypothetical threats, though.
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I haven’t gotten a yearly physical/bloodwork since Feb 2020 - I am in good health/normal BMI so I am planning on waiting for a dip in cases (probably spring 2022 lmao) before finding a primary care doctor. I am respirator krew but I figure why risk it. Does that make sense?
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Iron Crowned posted:You can catch COVID at places that are not work. hosed up if true
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Stoop Kid posted:I haven’t gotten a yearly physical/bloodwork since Feb 2020 - I am in good health/normal BMI so I am planning on waiting for a dip in cases (probably spring 2022 lmao) before finding a primary care doctor. I am respirator krew but I figure why risk it. Does that make sense? I gotta renew my driver's license before Sunday and Pennsylvania recently threw out their autorenew so I have to go to a PennDOT office to get a photo done, loving excellent. lmao.
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Stoop Kid posted:I haven’t gotten a yearly physical/bloodwork since Feb 2020 - I am in good health/normal BMI so I am planning on waiting for a dip in cases (probably spring 2022 lmao) before finding a primary care doctor. I am respirator krew but I figure why risk it. Does that make sense? It's actually more risky to skip standard yearly preventive care visits, much less risk now since at least in the US vaccinations are widely available.
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"I'm just worried about the longterm effects of the vaccine" I say, blissfully aware that my kidneys are dying
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Iron Crowned posted:Did anyone else notice the Google doodle today? I'm waiting for the respirator Krew Google Doodle
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Reposting this again because lol https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/05/17/coronavirus-reopening-shopping-mall-georgia/ quote:Along Avalon Boulevard, people were clustering at restaurants for their first dinners out, and at one of them, every table inside and outside was full, and people with done hair and done nails gathered hip to hip at the entrance to put in their names. They waited around the bar and they spilled out onto the sidewalk as sweating, masked waiters tried to weave around them with cocktails and trays of food, and out on the patio, two couples were talking about how they had decided it was okay to come out for dinner, okay not to wear masks, okay to share a plate of hummus, okay not to worry about spreading or catching the coronavirus, not here in Avalon. By Stephanie McCrummen MAY 17, 2020
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tenderjerk posted:"I'm just worried about the longterm effects of the vaccine" I say, blissfully aware that my kidneys are dying Not mention even with the rare risk of heart inflammation from the vaccine the risk of getting COV19 clouts is much higher.
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Stoop Kid posted:I haven’t gotten a yearly physical/bloodwork since Feb 2020 - I am in good health/normal BMI so I am planning on waiting for a dip in cases (probably spring 2022 lmao) before finding a primary care doctor. I am respirator krew but I figure why risk it. Does that make sense? please go to the doctor
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