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Great Reminder. More important, we shouldn't be experimenting on the public at large. These vaccines were developed using unproven technology, and without regard to the age-related threat profile of the virus that began becoming clear early on. Otherwise healthy people under 70 were never going to have much of a problem with the virus. Why we insist on uselessly subjecting youngsters to vaccines they don't need is fetishistic at best.

I knew, by looking only at data from earlier Coronavirus outbreaks, that case fatality rates would settle in around half a percent or less. Comorbidities would be important. I recommended safeguarding the geriatric, the fat and the immune-compromised. Leave everybody else alone pending more information. I was excoriated.

Other than a couple of Antifa members I managed to piss off, nobody minds today.

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Love it.

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When anyone asks me why I don't want the "vaccine", I share just two points: Experimental. And legal immunity for the companies pushing them. I am still *shocked* that so many people were willing to be experimented on (not to mention experimenting on their children) for a "virus" with an over 99% survival rate for most healthy people (if symptoms ever even developed in the first place). There's a huge difference between taking something experimental for some kind of devastating cancer that a person is at stage 4 with and has a couple months to live and submitting to being a lab rat because we don't want to cough or have sniffles for a week.

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Thank you. I just want to point out a typo in the para above footnote 41. In the high school groups, one of those should be unvaccinated versus vaccinated....

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