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7 minutes ago, Eloquent pilgrim said:
He didn't say it did.
If you're going to be pedantry, at least try and get it right; because it's a little bit embarrassing when you get it wrong
Do you mean "pedantic?" (That knife cuts both ways) ????
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Does any of this come as a surprise?
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10 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
Yes. I know. I have posted about that multiple times. I am not that old. High risk in Thailand is defined as age 60 or over and/or with these conditions:
- Severe Chronic Respiratory Diseases (CRDs)
- Coronary artery disease (CAD)
- Chronic kidney disease (CKD) (5th stage)
- Stroke
- Cancer patients receiving chemotherapy
- Diabetes
- Obesity (weight > 100 kg or BMI > 35 kg/m²)
But you're still hansome man!
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Just now, Jingthing said:
It's where you live.
That doesn't happen in Pattaya where there is a very large population of expats.
I'm high risk and I have no options to get a vaccine in Pattaya in a timely manner. None. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Bupkis.
I'm in the same boat and have even less of a chance cuz I'm not as hansome [sic] a man as you.
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18 minutes ago, Praxis13 said:I'll echo the sentiment towards the US government. As a US-expat, I see the pushing the vaccine down the throat of people within the states, and then donating millions of doses worldwide - but there are NO provisions for taking care of citizens abroad.
However, when it comes time to pay income tax, that's no problem and "globally taxed."
What a crock.
Hmmm . . . a newbie with argumentative rhetoric. Newbie: The US is not pushing anything down the throats of its people. It's trying to raise awareness that the vaccines are effective, available, and virtually all the people in the hospitals dying of Covid are not vaccinated.
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Just now, Ubonhero64 said:
I agree when u start comparing Australia to Thailand Australia is a very rich country with around 26 million and Thailand is rated a 3rd world country with 68 million Oh the fact is 11% of Australian population has been vaccinated
Wrong. There are almost no "3rd world countries" left in the world. Thailand is a developing nation and you insult them saying as much. And trying to claim Thailand is a poor country just falls flat.
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3 hours ago, MasterBaker said:indeed, stop wining people!
There are countries that are giving good vaccines to any and all who want it because the leaders planned it. Saying the Thai government has mismanaged things isn't whining, it's pointing out the obvious.
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40 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:What, to someone else who hadn't been able to book that space? They're appointment only! But that's not my point, if he knew, and he did, that there was a 50% chance that he wouldn't turn up after being one of the lucky few who got an appointment, why take the opportunity away from someone else who would 100% be there for the vaccinantion?
You're like a dog with a bone. Firchrissake let it go. He made a choice not to show when they changed the agreement by switching to a vaccine he refused to take. I would have done the same thing. It's called bait and switch.
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Just now, Liverpool Lou said:
Is selfishness beyond you?
Do you think that there is a surplus of appointments for these vaccinations and that it's ok to be one of the very few to have the opportunity to use one up knowing that the vaccine would be either Sinovac or AZ and then just chucking that appointment in the bin because it wasn't the one he fancied more than the other. Many of us would have been happy to have the opportunity that he had.
I'm sure the appointment was quickly given to someone else.
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7 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
Well done on selfishly wasting an appointment that many of us who haven't been able to register would have been happy to utilise had you not registered for it and then got picky. Why refuse Sinovac when you have no other alternative?
He DID take his alternative of "Thanks, but no thanks to dirty Chinese dishwater." I'm sure the appointment was quickly reassigned.
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Just now, hotchilli said:The clampdown on truth has started.
Pre-Covid, there were enough distractions for the average person living in LOS that the junta's corruption was largely ignored. Now that our very existence rests on their actions and those actions are painfully, obviously wrong, this truth telling MUST be quashed or else all hell will break loose.
When a person has nothing left to lose, they will turn to desperate measures to literally save their lives, and we're just about at that breaking point.
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And so it begins.
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Just now, richard_smith237 said:
Why the Thailand bash ? The efficacy of mixed vaccines is not only being investigated internationally a number of countries are already employing such methods (i.e. Germany with AZ followed up with Moderna)
I have personally followed up an initial AZ vaccination issued in Thailand with a Pfizer vaccination a month later issued internationally.
You are one of the few who has enjoyed such a luxury. The majority of us peasants have been told we can get vaccinated by registering on numerous websites only to find we were misled.
The US has been very successful with their three vaccines - Johnson & Johnson/Janssen, Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech - none of which are made available to us.
Thai officials are only allowing vaccines that are less efficient, for reasons unknown to us little people, but with the history of brown envelopes in LOS, it would follow logic that money is changing hands for favoring these vaccines. Hence the Thai bashing.
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My guilty pleasures were Florida's Natural grapefruit juice and Casa Freitas refried beans. I believe, due to disruption in the supply chain, these items have been unavailable for about a month from the places normally carrying them (namely Villa Market). Anyone else notice their favorite items missing from the shelves?
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Currently, three vaccines are authorized and recommended in the United States to prevent COVID-19:
Pfizer-BioNTech
Moderna
Johnson & Johnson / Janssen
The US has shown great progress in opening businesses and schools. Major sports events and concerts are open to those who are vaccinated. Over 99% of those in hospitals due to Covid are unvaccinated. Those in charge in Thailand could redirect their efforts and make just as much money purchasing the above three vaccines AND look like heroes in the process. I just don't get it.
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5 hours ago, BE88 said:
Great, so can you explain to me why most of the incoming flights are canceled today?
16 out of 18 flights cancelled. That's severe!
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Currently, three vaccines are authorized and recommended in the United States to prevent COVID-19:
Pfizer-BioNTech
Moderna
Johnson & Johnson / JanssenThe US has shown great progress in opening businesses and schools. Major sports events and concerts are open to those who are vaccinated. Over 99% of those in hospitals due to Covid are unvaccinated. The scoundrels who are profiteering off the deaths of people in Thailand could redirect their greed and make just as much money purchasing the above three vaccines AND look like heroes in the process. I just don't get it.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/different-vaccines.html
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3 hours ago, Caldera said:
Has Favipiravir actually been shown to have any positive effect on the outcome, anyplace credible?
It bolsters shareholders' bank accounts.
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Number of visitors will go down due to the horrible way Thailand has handled the sandbox.
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48 minutes ago, webfact said:The government has said that misinformation about its policies have caused undue panic and unwarranted criticism, something it wants to cut down on.
Oh, you mean the truth hurts?
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2 minutes ago, jazzdog32095 said:
They have been engaged in WW3 for decades and nobody else knows yet
A friend told me years ago that their approach is two steps forward, one step back. I've not seen anything that disproves this approach.
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2 minutes ago, GroveHillWanderer said:
Possibly, but that's getting on for a year's gap. You'd have to have a pretty jaundiced view of the government here to think they won't have vaccines available within the next year.
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I wouldn't call it a jaundiced view, more like realistic. Whenever there is money involved, all trust flies out the window.
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3 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
HOT OFF THE PRESS.........
Anutin abandons Sinovac......people with Sinovac as first jab to receive AZ for second.......where is the science study supporting this move????
Source?
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Is it legal to set up a GoFundMe page in Thailand to purchase the vaccines we all know will work? NOT sarcasm. Just getting desperate to get jabbed.
Embassy's vaccine joke angers expats
in Thailand News
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C'mon, don't sugar coat it - tell us what you REALLY think!