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Calumanjaro posted:I think the US also has the issue that a sizable number of Republicans are anti-vaccination specifically because Democrats are pro-vaccine. very true, there’s plenty of chud coverage here but it just doesn’t approach the level in the us. and here when the conservatives post something really egregious a lot of even conservative voters seem to feel pretty embarrassed about it, while the word “shame” doesn’t exist in the goppers’ big book of words
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# ? May 21, 2024 09:12 |
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There was a video recently about the history of antivaxx (primarily concentrating on the assfucks that kicked it off, and the complicit media circus around it) and there's basically two elements to vaccine hesitation. You're always going to have people who are antivaxx, whether just in rhetoric or actually in practice. This number grew way larger than before after bullshit former doctor Wakefield completely made poo poo up. Some of this is due to genuine legitimate distrust of the government/corporation that goes back to how a person or their cultural group has a history of mistreatment. You can't really fight this very well as long as governments aren't actually interested in reparations. The other factor are people who are hesitant for whatever reason. Usually it's just osmosis of antivaxx beliefs through society. It's kind of the typical behavior with people hedging their bets. People who don't obsessively believe in superstitions but still try to avoid things that may bring them bad luck if it's not too inconvenient. They fall to peer pressure and in Canada we're definitely going to see some of that peer pressure coming from how a lot of people in the US have their second dose already. Wakefield's bullshit plunged the UK rate of vaccination temporarily before it recovered in the aftermath of Wakefield being exposed as a complete scam who wanted to make money. Unfortunately the fucker went to the US and peddled his poo poo there.
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Alongside his bone marrow buddy who cured all diseases using his bone marrow
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Argas posted:There was a video recently about the history of antivaxx (primarily concentrating on the assfucks that kicked it off, and the complicit media circus around it) and there's basically two elements to vaccine hesitation. You're always going to have people who are antivaxx, whether just in rhetoric or actually in practice. This number grew way larger than before after bullshit former doctor Wakefield completely made poo poo up. Some of this is due to genuine legitimate distrust of the government/corporation that goes back to how a person or their cultural group has a history of mistreatment. You can't really fight this very well as long as governments aren't actually interested in reparations. he should really be in prison.
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mediaphage posted:he should really be in prison. Yeah, he committed fraud and child abuse, I don't understand how charges were never filed.
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vyelkin posted:Yeah, he committed fraud and child abuse, I don't understand how charges were never filed. on top of this the general public health costs are probably in the several hundred million at this point worldwide if not billions (to say nothing of lives lost) if you’re not going to jail him sanction the motherfucker and subject him to restitution for the rest of his life
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Death bed denials, pandemic 'hoax' accusations common in southern Manitoba hospital patients, doctor says Majority of COVID-19 patients at Boundary Trails Health Centre unvaccinated https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winkler-doctor-hospital-vaccine-hesitancy-1.6044904 cbc posted:Staff at Boundary Trails Health Centre are routinely hearing from sick and unvaccinated patients who believe the pandemic is a hoax — some remaining defiant even on the brink of death.
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The southern MB bible belt sucks so so bad and I feel sorry for anyone who's stuck there. Everyone I know from there describes it as escaping as soon as they were able to.
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Imo canada sucks e: add ![]() JawKnee fucked around with this message at 20:44 on May 29, 2021 |
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A Chicago friend was saying his insurance company sent him a bill for the free vaccine administered by a NG member. I suspect fear of medical bills plays a large part. (He told them to pound sand.)
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Crow Buddy posted:A Chicago friend was saying his insurance company sent him a bill for the free vaccine administered by a NG member. I suspect fear of medical bills plays a large part. The hospital tried to charge me for my private rooms recently. The problem was that those private rooms were 1) the ICU where I was on a ventilator with COVID and 2) the quarantine room I was placed in for the rest of my stay. I called them up and they were like "yeah, you didn't actually get to choose those, but if you had insurance we'd bill it anyway" loving mess, even up here.
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https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/canada/here-s-why-it-s-so-hard-to-get-a-campsite-in-ontario-parks-1.5366507 The government said the reselling of permits is out of their hands. “These operators and individuals are not associated with Ontario Parks. The reassignment of reservations by outside operators or individuals is permitted under provincial park legislation," its spokesperson said. "The park permit must be modified to reflect the new reservation holder." It seems trivially simple to enforce that the buyer of a park reservation must be the one checking in and to criminalize reselling but I guess that's too complex for this government.
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Arivia posted:The hospital tried to charge me for my private rooms recently. Yes this happens to me everytime. Because I have insurance they bill it for the full coverage but don't charge me anything. I don't have a say in it and it doesn't really affect me in any way but it always seems shady as hell.
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Coxswain Balls posted:The southern MB bible belt sucks so so bad and I feel sorry for anyone who's stuck there. Everyone I know from there describes it as escaping as soon as they were able to. Yeah I'm here because of a work contract for a year and am counting down the days to leave. This weekend I had to drive through Steinbach and its like there is no shutdown at all. Malls open, parking lots full. My apartment neighbours are always having parties. I can see multiple backyard BBQ events from my window.
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Well hooray hooray, I got my first shot. I'm honestly shocked. As a millennial essential worker I sort of assumed I wouldn't have it until, you know, October or something. They've got the clinic set up in the basement of Jackson Square in the bowels of Copps Colosseum and it's very quick. I'm quite impressed! Oh my God I have full bars on my phone even though I'm in the basement of the mall, my crazy Qultist co-worker was right!!
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Mad Hamish posted:Well hooray hooray, I got my first shot. I'm honestly shocked. As a millennial essential worker I sort of assumed I wouldn't have it until, you know, October or something. They've got the clinic set up in the basement of Jackson Square in the bowels of Copps Colosseum and it's very quick. I'm quite impressed! Congrats first covid shot buddy! I had my shot today at Canada Place in Vancouver. I could have gotten it earlier, but I wanted the drama of doing it with hundreds of other people. Super well organized and easy. Felt like I was in the ending of a pandemic movie.
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mila kunis posted:https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/canada/here-s-why-it-s-so-hard-to-get-a-campsite-in-ontario-parks-1.5366507 Problem is it takes a real law to have power, the Provincial government can't make up a law without going through the legislature or the regulations. If there was a weasel word, such that someone can make a regulation like the Premier or the Minister of Parks/outdoor whatever then they can do something. But if there is no law saying you can't, well you're stuck with no enforcement power, until the Legislature passes a law either forbidding resale of permits or empowers a Minister to make regulations.
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Ontario needs a working scalping law and the stones to actually enforce it flakeloaf fucked around with this message at 05:08 on May 30, 2021 |
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The Ontario government is tapping the medical officer of health for Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington as the province’s next top doctor. https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/kingston...urces-1.5448453 Thank gently caress they're ditching David Williams and his incomprehensible speech.
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Arcsquad12 posted:The Ontario government is tapping the medical officer of health for Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington as the province’s next top doctor. He’s retiring, iirc it was a long time in the making and then the covid happened
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abuse culture. posted:He’s retiring, iirc it was a long time in the making and then the covid happened True but this is cause for me personally to celebrate. I lose brain cells every time I have to record this moron's news conferences.
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Ontario’s new top doctor recommends that good, useful work underground in mines the safest place for children
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Just got my first shot on Saturday. My arm aches a lot but man am I happy to at least have the first dose in.
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Beelzebufo posted:Just got my first shot on Saturday. My arm aches a lot but man am I happy to at least have the first dose in. I'm coming up on three weeks since my first shot. Got sweats and chills and felt achy and fatigued the day after and couldn't really do poo poo all till the next morning, but that's nothing compared to the peace of mind it's brought me. Now waiting on shot #2.
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Yes, seems I lucked out. I got my first Pfizer a few weeks ago at Costco and all I had was less than a day of slight arm soreness.
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Same. Got Pfizer this past Wednesday and had a sore upper arm that day and the day after, but no other side effects.
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i had what i'd generally call fatigue, but little else
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I was pretty fatigued for a few days but I don’t know if I can attribute that to the shot, life is pretty fatiguing sometimes.
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First shot didn't do anything but the second sucked, the next 30 hours was like speedrunning a mid-level flu. Crashed hard that evening, recovered about as quickly the next day.
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I got my Pfizer shot in late April through a PEI Public Health clinic and have yet to be contacted by PEI Public Health for a second shot. Meanwhile, pharmacies are now giving Moderna shots and immediately booking 2nd shot appointments for about 5 weeks out. It's very likely that people getting their first Moderna shot today will have their second shot before I get mine. I'm not going to complain too much because at my age the 1st shot is very effective and PEI isn't due to open up for another three weeks, but I do wish that PEI would move ahead with booking 2nd shots so we can stop wondering.
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I picked up a Moderna shot the other day since an immediate appointment showed up five minutes from home... Expected usual complete non-event, actually got some pins and needles and numbness in both hands and feet within ten minutes. Blew that off as "I'm sitting in a slightly cold room on a crappy chair" but it didn't go away after walking out and hitting a couple stores and actually got far stronger over the next few hours - the rest of my day ended up a complete write-off. Google found a) that this is considered a serious adverse affect and supposedly super rare so I put a token effort that afternoon into trying to report mine via nurse line that was steering me towards urgent care/hospital which I resisted on the basis of wasted time so instead an online walk-in doctor. Short version: report didn't happen; and b) people saying that this state lasts for weeks/months in them however I'm pretty confident people for whom it goes away don't spend much time talking about it online... Anyway, it was gone by the time I woke up the next morning. Not thrilled about it having happened at all since it means the body hit the nervous system in response to immunization for reasons that aren't really understood and makes me a bit leery of second shot (esp. since those reports of "Covid+one" resulting in higher antibody response than "no Covid"+two exist), but hey, I feel fine and otherwise just had the more usual injection site soreness for a couple days so whatever and probably (?) nothing ever comes of it. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST) (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Oh look the "rational lockdown skeptic" is also a "rational vax skeptic" Wild, you never see that.
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at least he didnt find a way to work in how rich he is into that post too definitely expected a line about driving home in a range rover or something equally obnoxious
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Ah, he showed too much of his hand this time.
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RBC posted:at least he didnt find a way to work in how rich he is into that post too It's just one forums re-reg, what could it cost? A hundred dollars?
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Wait, the rap sheet says "we fixed the ban I approved for you by mistake". So trivializing residential schools along with a 50+% poo poo post ratio isn't ban-worthy or what?
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eXXon posted:Wait, the rap sheet says "we fixed the ban I approved for you by mistake". So trivializing residential schools along with a 50+% poo poo post ratio isn't ban-worthy or what? This
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eXXon posted:50+% poo poo post ratio isn't ban-worthy or what? Buddy... https://twitter.com/dril/status/473706394009759744
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In full context I think it's bad grammer. I think they were saying the probe being erased was the mistake not the ban approval.
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# ? May 21, 2024 09:12 |
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Your guess is as good as mine.bunnyofdoom posted:In full context I think it's bad grammer. I think they were saying the probe being erased was the mistake not the ban approval. No, apparently the approval was the mistake.
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