Covid-19 The New Covid Megathread v.Oh-my-cron!

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but NZ still says it's safe

They're saying it's safer than the virus.

The statement noted that "Covid-19 infection can itself be a cause of myocarditis" and said "it remains safer to be vaccinated than to be infected with the virus."

 

[Yourbaker]

Wow, just stop. You obviously are not even taking our conversation seriously.

This is the response from moderators acting like children publicly?

There is nothing left to discuss about the old vaccines they didnt work very well but now they are old news. You can't raise an argument any longer that is worth reading.

Just for the record I wasn't ever proving anything and I never cherry picked any numbers. You misread 1/2 of what I wrote. It has been a slice watching the world crumble beneath those of you who just swallowed everything you were told. More fun really watching all of you change goal posts over and over while blowing smoke up each others ass.

Vaccine technology works, greed for money can lie about anything. Your fears have parted you from your wealth and the world is weaker because of this series of mistakes.

Did these old vaccines work? Who cares. Do you have one for Omicron?

 

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Weak sauce.
You've got nothing.

 

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@TripSitterNZ

Yeah, I want Omicron to be less deadly but I'm not going to make any conclusions yet.

 

[Deleted member 521610]

massive jump in covid deaths in the uk today. People are fucking dreaming if they think omricon is going to be less.

This is going to be the worst fucking covid wave the world has ever seen. Brace your self

 

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Didn't you just say it's too early to say?

(Less than two hours ago.)

 

[Deleted member 521610]

Didn't you just say it's too early to say?

(Less than two hours ago.)

there is nothing in the virus to say it will cause less diease. Its going to be the same effects its just we have some sort of immunity compared to nothing when covid first appeared.

 

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So it's too early to say if it's less deadly but it's not too early to say otherwise?

How does that make sense?

 

[Deleted member 521610]

because its still the same fucking virus but improved

 

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Okay, I can see this isn't going anywhere.

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

Didn't you just say it's too early to say?

(Less than two hours ago.)

a lot can happen in a couple hours!

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

the entire NFL and NHL is walking around with covid right now....it's gotta be omicron right?

US Reports First Omicron Death, An Unvaccinated Man From Texas: Report

Texas' Harris County on Monday reported its first death related to the Omicron COVID-19 variant, a man who was unvaccinated, the county health department said.

www.ndtv.com

"The Omicron variant of the coronavirus accounts for 73% of US coronavirus infections based on sequencing data for the week ended December 18, the CDC said on Monday."

"Twelve people in Britain have now died with the variant, and 104 are currently in hospital with it, Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab told Times Radio on Monday."



not too bad right?

 

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Omicron is RAPIDLY spreading in NSW which has a 95% vax rate.

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

Omicron is RAPIDLY spreading in NSW which has a 95% vax rate.

remember when you wanted to talk about NSW and i said let's talk about NSW 6 months from now and you were mad at me

 

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I could never be mad at you, Krinkle.

Omicron spreading rapidly in NSW could be a good thing.

There is no data available yet about hospitalization and death rates.

It's too early to say.

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

Omicron: Covid-19 hospital admission rate plunges in South Africa

Hospital admissions have plunged in South Africa as evidence continues to suggest that Omicron causes less severe illness than previous variants. Across all age groups, only 1.7 per cent of identified Covid-19 cases were admitted to hospital in the second week of infections during the current...

uk.news.yahoo.com

Hospital admissions have plunged in South Africa as evidence continues to suggest that Omicron causes less severe illness than previous variants.

Across all age groups, only 1.7 per cent of identified Covid-19 cases were admitted to hospital in the second week of infections during the current fourth wave.

This compares with 19 per cent in the same week of the third Delta-driven wave, South African Health Minister Joe Phaahla said at a press conference.


More than 70 per cent of citizens are believed to have had Covid-19, giving them some level of antibody protection.

However, new cases in the second week of the current wave – driven by Omicron - were at 20,000 a day, compared with 4,400 in the same week of the third wave, the data shows.

It comes as coronavirus cases in the Gauteng province of the country, which includes the cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria, fell last week for the first time since the alarm was raised about Omicron in November.

 

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Well there is data. I stand corrected. Looks promising. I'm curious about the vaccine efficacy versus omicron. Most cases seem to be among unvaccinated people.

 

[Derschieber]

Some years ago my TV stopped working...never got a new one. To much fake news.
Better to just come here to see what's going on. And Youtube.
Western Australia is a virtual Covid-Virgin. Apparently they're going to open up the state in February, allowing all the world's disgusting diseases to come flooding in.
We'll become infected and go crazy like all the other schmucks.
Might go panic-shopping for toilet paper today. Get in early.

 

[JGrimez]

Who still believes this is all about a virus?

lol.

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

Well there is data. I stand corrected. Looks promising. I'm curious about the vaccine efficacy versus omicron. Most cases seem to be among unvaccinated people.

Not here - they're mostly vaccinated coming down with it