Vaccine coercion/bribery

[rooster]

Who mentioned CNN?

Who mentioned Facebook.....

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Based on several posts in this thread, it wouldn't surprise me if Tractor Supply wasn't the go-to pharmacy for Covid treatment for a few of our amateur virologists. Which is odd, since this virus is so survivable, it's a wonder anybody has to take anything but orange juice for it. How would we know if Ivermectin is doing anything at all, since everyone apparently survives anyway?

But no, I don't think that Ivermectin is just for horses. I do know the difference between a parasite and a virus, though. And the difference between reality and photoshopped conspiracy art.

 

[Route 45]

Who mentioned Facebook.....

The conspiracy theory nutter fantasy photoshop that Printshop posted came from Facebook.

 

[rooster]

Based on several posts in this thread, it wouldn't surprise me if Tractor Supply wasn't the go-to pharmacy for Covid treatment for a few of our amateur virologists. Which is odd, since this virus is so survivable, it's a wonder anybody has to take anything but orange juice for it. How would we know if Ivermectin is doing anything at all, since everyone apparently survives anyway?

But no, I don't think that Ivermectin is just for horses. I do know the difference between a parasite and a virus, though. And the difference between reality and photoshopped conspiracy fantasy art.

This is a new straw man argument that the left is pushing since joe rogan caught covid. Since he said covid wasn’t a big deal how dare he seek treatment.

even going so far as to imply that Joe went to tractor supply to get ivermectin. Spare me. A man with that kind of money can get a dr to prescribe whatever they want.

if your gonna throw up straw man and logical fallacies at least be original. This one is a week old.

 

[Route 45]

This is a new straw man argument that the left is pushing since joe rogan caught covid. Since he said covid wasn’t a big deal how dare he seek treatment.

You apparently don't know what a straw man argument is. It would be reasonable to ask why someone needs several non-FDA approved medications to battle something that's just a 99.999999% survivable flu.

even going so far as to imply that Joe went to tractor supply to get ivermectin. Spare me. A man with that kind of money can get a dr to prescribe whatever they want.

I seriously doubt Rogan is using horse paste. That doesn't mean that others aren't.

Florida Poison Control sees spike in calls from people taking livestock deworming drug ivermectin

Both the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued warnings to not take the drug ivermectin — a type of medication meant for livestock, n…

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[buckwacker]

This is a new straw man argument that the left is pushing since joe rogan caught covid. Since he said covid wasn’t a big deal how dare he seek treatment.

even going so far as to imply that Joe went to tractor supply to get ivermectin. Spare me. A man with that kind of money can get a dr to prescribe whatever they want.

if your gonna throw up straw man and logical fallacies at least be original. This one is a week old.

He's working on a brigade.

 

[rhamersley]

 

[rooster]

It would be reasonable to ask why someone needs several non-FDA approved medications to battle something that's just a 99.999999% survivable flu.

Those meds are approved for human use, they are more approved and studied than any vaccine. If you can’t be honest with me at least be honest with yourself

 

[Ark]

Patient threatened with withdrawal of life-saving surgery unless she gets Covid shot | Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

EDMONTON: The University of Alberta Hospital has threatened to take a terminally ill 56-year-old woman off of a donor list for a lung transplant because she has chosen not to receive the new Covid-19 vaccine. The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms represents Annette Lewis, who has...

www.jccf.ca

"Get the jab or we let you die"

 

[Route 45]

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Find the post where I said that Ivermectin is not for use in humans, and win $20!



Care to share why those refugees are given Ivermectin prior to travel?

Hint: It ain't a virus.

 

[Route 45]

Those meds are approved for human use, they are more approved and studied than any vaccine. If you can’t be honest with me at least be honest with yourself

Approved by the same FDA that has approved the Covid vaccine?

 

[wtburnette]

Approved by the same FDA that has approved the Covid vaccine?

Nope, a very different FDA. One that wasn't using a scamdemic to seize control.

 

[Route 45]

Nope, a very different FDA. One that wasn't using a scamdemic to seize control.

 

[Tombs]

Based on several posts in this thread, it wouldn't surprise me if Tractor Supply wasn't the go-to pharmacy for Covid treatment for a few of our amateur virologists. Which is odd, since this virus is so survivable, it's a wonder anybody has to take anything but orange juice for it. How would we know if Ivermectin is doing anything at all, since everyone apparently survives anyway?

But no, I don't think that Ivermectin is just for horses. I do know the difference between a parasite and a virus, though. And the difference between reality and photoshopped conspiracy fantasy art.

Apparently you don't, as ivermectin has strong antiviral properties.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Overview

COVID-19 is a new type of coronavirus that causes mild to severe cases. Here’s a quick guide on how to spot symptoms, risk factors, prevent spread of the disease, and find out what to do if you think you have it.

www.webmd.com

"Researchers infected cells with SARS-CoV-2, then exposed them to ivermectin. "We showed that a single dose of ivermectin could kill COVID-19 in a petri dish within 48 hours, indicating potent antiviral activity," says study co-author David Jans, PhD, a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at Monash University in Melbourne.

Even at 24 hours, "there was a really significant reduction" in the virus, study leader Kylie Wagstaff, PhD, a senior research fellow in biochemistry and molecular biology at Monash University, said in a statement."

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""The main way we think ivermectin works is to target a key molecule of our cells that we think helps the virus to proliferate," Jans says. "By stopping this, the virus replicates more slowly, and so our immune system has a better chance to mount the antiviral response and kill the virus." Giving this or any antiviral drug early is thought to give the body the best chance of beating infection, he says."

""Ivermectin," she says, "has shown effectiveness against other viruses, despite being an anti-parasitic drug." The drug is worthy of further study, Seley-Radtke says, but she calls the findings "very preliminary.""

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Approved by the same FDA that has approved the Covid vaccine?

And it was studied for how long before approval? More or less than about 6 months?

 

[Route 45]

Apparently you don't, as ivermectin has strong antiviral properties.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Overview

COVID-19 is a new type of coronavirus that causes mild to severe cases. Here’s a quick guide on how to spot symptoms, risk factors, prevent spread of the disease, and find out what to do if you think you have it.

www.webmd.com

"Researchers infected cells with SARS-CoV-2, then exposed them to ivermectin. "We showed that a single dose of ivermectin could kill COVID-19 in a petri dish within 48 hours, indicating potent antiviral activity," says study co-author David Jans, PhD, a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at Monash University in Melbourne.

Even at 24 hours, "there was a really significant reduction" in the virus, study leader Kylie Wagstaff, PhD, a senior research fellow in biochemistry and molecular biology at Monash University, said in a statement."

...

""The main way we think ivermectin works is to target a key molecule of our cells that we think helps the virus to proliferate," Jans says. "By stopping this, the virus replicates more slowly, and so our immune system has a better chance to mount the antiviral response and kill the virus." Giving this or any antiviral drug early is thought to give the body the best chance of beating infection, he says."

""Ivermectin," she says, "has shown effectiveness against other viruses, despite being an anti-parasitic drug." The drug is worthy of further study, Seley-Radtke says, but she calls the findings "very preliminary.""

Anyone who knows anything about clinical studies knows that results in a petri dish very often do not translate into results in actual humans.

"The drug is worthy of further study" can apply to any drug initially, but the findings being "very preliminary" does not equal "is effective against Covid."

Again, not sure why all this study is needed anyway, since it's just a 99.99999% survivable flu bug.

 

[Tombs]

And it was studied for how long before approval? More or less than about 6 months?

But remember, a rubber stamp is just as good as 40 years of data.

 

[Tombs]

Anyone who knows anything about clinical studies knows that results in a petri dish very often do not translate into results in actual humans.

"The drug is worthy of further study" can apply to any drug initially, but the findings being "very preliminary" does not equal "is effective against Covid."

Again, not sure why all this study is needed anyway, since it's just a 99.99999% survivable flu bug.

Do you have the degrees to affirm that these doctors don't know what they're saying?

If people were going to bitch about Rogan taking any drug for covid, it should have been over the prednisone.

 

[Route 45]

Do you have the degrees to affirm that these doctors don't know what they're saying?

I literally repeated what they said. Did you not read what you posted? The results were in a petri dish, which is par for the course in preliminary studues. The findings are very preliminary.

Read what it says, not what you want it to say.

If degrees are what impress you, I have to wonder what your resume looks like compared to Dr. Fauci's.

 

[Tombs]

I literally repeated what they said. Did you not read what you posted? The results were in a petri dish, which is par for the course in preliminary studues. The findings are very preliminary.

Read what it says, not what you want it to say.

If degrees are what impress you, I have to wonder what your resume looks like compared to Dr. Fauci's.

Apparently you didn't read

""Ivermectin," she says, "has shown effectiveness against other viruses, despite being an anti-parasitic drug." The drug is worthy of further study, Seley-Radtke says, but she calls the findings "very preliminary.""