watthong

Another new bottle for the stale old "to vax or not to vax" vine...actually beyond sale date vinegar by now. Sadly, this forum has begun to reek of this kind of odor of late.

Yet obviously quite a number still do (Life inside the asylum must be getting really borrrrhhhhinnngggg.) OP is "well"-known on this forum for his style of "writing."

That's still too risky - how about the fate of the progenies of your progeny? Actually we should wait not 3 -5 years, let's make that 3- 5 generations to be absolutely safe. Learning disabilities and a myriad of other defects might well finally show up and could still be traced back to covid vaccines, don't you think? To the anti-vaxxers: At this stage the numbers/statistics game played by your kind is only played among yourselves. Folks not affected by mass hysteria know real data when they see one - and they have seen enough. They also have enough of listening to voodoo science, to convoluted logic stemmed from the brains of the neurotic, the lunatic and the ignoramus; they also realize they have the innate compassion that compels them to protect not only themselves but also their fellow humankind. In short, they have dusted themselves off, gone to the nearest available vax centers, leaving the frogs to croaked their heart out in the pond.

If you think people can be left defenseless to covid, and eventually die from it, while vaccines ought to be held up for testing another 5-10 years, and to you that was a "reasonable demand by anti-vaxxers," then I think those shots of Moderna were completely wasted on you. If you had any self-respect, you should not have taken those shots.

The anti-vaxxer conveniently denies/disregards the fact that real-life testing ie emergency usage of current vaccines has been carried out since the start of this year (or a smidgen earlier) on millions of humans. Shy on just one year, and millions upon millions jabs shot in arms. Anyone whose brains don't fog and whose eyes don't glaze can read data and see for themselves the benefits absolutely outweigh the (of needle in the haystack kind) risks. That vaccines do brilliantly the job that they are supposed to do. Save lives, keep people alive and away from the ICU. Yet the anti-vaxxer still insists on putting their faith on tests that should last 5-10 years (actually a bunch of nurses in the Mid west part of the USA demanded 12-14 years, because as nurses they just wanted a higher markup...) because real life data so far is not "adequate" enough. Why not makes it 20 - 40 years, just to be ever more sure? It seems perfectly fine with these folks that people around them will be dropping dead like flies with covid while they're playing with the numbers game. It's a different religion, nah, let's call a cult a cult, as in the let's all drink the cool-aid.

This kind of topic "investigating" this kind of data is getting long in the tooth, and seems to exist only for the sake of those anti-vaxxers/chinese bashers who need their daily fix, and to stir up the covid dis-information swamp (yawn.) Even scientists get weary these days, struggling to keep up with the self-perpetuating mass hysteria. A self-licking ice cream, if there ever was one.

No miraculous vaccine past, present and future, can ever prevent the virus from getting inside your nose/ear/eye/throat - in short any openings on your body - and landing on your membranes when you give it a chance. Btw, that's how infection starts. If by now, you haven't been able to distinguish between infection and diseases, or more specifically between infectiousness, transmissibility and spread, then it's time you listen to something more concrete than hearsay or dis/mis-information. Otherwise you will keep on spouting - and people around you will have to keep on putting up with, and collectively suffering the consequence thereof - endless varieties of the same nonsense. Garbage in, garbage out. Or maybe by any chance, that's your MO?

Oh no, Granpa missed getting his meds refilled again.

Hitherto I have used Planet Express to ship my stuff via USPS. Last straw is when I'm trying to send a big package weighing 40 lbs and their calculator shows a charge of 500 plus usd while USPS website itself shows half that amount. PE management cited UPU (Universal Postal Union) and Covid as reasons for the increase. So now I'm voting with my feet. Would appreciate if anyone on this forum has used any competitors to PE that also ship via USPS? I'll try to avoid using FedEx or DHL if possible. I've also looked to what seems to be the new kid in town, MYUS.com, but it seems like they don't deal with USPS. Thank you in advance for your input.