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According to the CDC, 94% of all COVID-19 deaths had comorbidities. Only 6% died due to COVID-19 alone: CDC Also according to the CDC, 99.998% of all cases of 0-17 year olds survive it. 99.95% of all 18-49 survive it. 99.4% of 50-64: CDC Millions have been vaccinated and millions have...

Crud? Cooties? Codswallop? Regardless, craptacular thread.

Thank you for the encouraging words! I found a criss-crossing McDavid velcro brace that looks promising. I hope your MRI on Friday goes well and reveals easily fixable damage. I go for my MRI on Wednesday. The orthopedist is concerned I've screwed up my tendons in addition to my ligaments...

People wearing a mask will fall into one of four camps: 1. Vaccinated, but still very concerned about Covid 2. Vaccinated, but have grown accustomed to wearing masks and figure it's probably healthier in general 3. Unvaccinated, but are following the rules and/or being polite 4. Vaccinated or...

I sympathize with you, too, @JillC LI. The things we put up with to try to stay healthy. I completely understand why you're still out there through the pain. I'm hoping my regular doctor is wrong (high ankle sprain). I'm seeing an orthopedist next week and, maybe, magic will be worked. If I...

I was in Japan a few years ago. About 20% of all people in crowded public areas were wearing masks. I could see that as the norm in many countries going forward.

Ack! First time I've injured myself while running. I was on a bad patch of sidewalk, hit a spot more sloped than I expected, and rolled an ankle. I was on my first long run of the season - 4 miles into a 6 mile run. Now I'm out 4-6 weeks with a sprained ankle and wearing a boot. Injuries...

I suspect all vaccines prompt adverse reactions in some percentage of the populace. So, I wouldn't be surprised if there is some truth to this tiny, unlucky group. I'm more surprised, frankly, that the media didn't suppress this information. They're still pretty quiet about the CDC's 99.998%...

I appreciate and applaud the thoroughness of your responses. One last question for you: how do you explain the 4000+ VAERS reports? It seems illogical to assume they are all due to other conditions or fraudulent entries.

Yep, I'm a total rule-follower (ISTJ), but with a libertarian streak. I'd rather there by fewer rules, because I know I'll end up following them. :)

You make good points. It would help your case more if you acknowledged the death rate and bad outcomes from the vaccine itself and that the long-term effects of it are completely unknown. I know there are bad outcomes from Covid, but they are 1) not by any stretch the likelihood that the media...

On a totally unrelated note, was your original screen name DogzRule! or something to that effect? I think we were on the same side of some forum war back in the early 2000s.

Sure. The study doesn't say you will be more prone to other diseases, just that you might. As for the safety, you can take the number of people in the U.S. with at least one dose on May 7th (150,000,000) and the number of reports to VAERS on fatalities where a Covid vaccine was listed (4000)...

Talk to the CDC and the NIH.

Which are you arguing - that the experimental vaccines aren't technically experimental or that the Nuremberg Code wouldn't apply in a forced vaccination situation?

According to the CDC, kids 0-17 have a 99.998% chance of surviving it, if they get it. What would be their motivation for getting the vaccine? Also, do they know the NIH stated that "COVID-19 vaccines designed to elicit neutralising antibodies may sensitise vaccine recipients to more severe...

It is illegal. It's a violation of the Nuremberg Code to make experimental vaccines a condition of employment.

We've just entered that wonderful six month period (April - September) when I easily have enough light and warmth to run before breakfast, before lunch, or before dinner. And I've done one of each in the last week. Feels good. One wacky thing I've been dealing with the last several months is...

We finally got above freezing this week after a couple of weeks below, which has inspired me to get back out there. I actually missed two full weeks of running and playing football while it was constantly below 10 degrees Fahrenheit here in Chicagoland. I just can't run in that, and none of us...

If they were going to get rid of the barges, they should've had one last show, concluding with the river being invaded by pirates firing cannonballs and sinking the barges. That would've been cool.