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https://www.texastribune.org/2021/05...id-19-vaccine/
Texas GOP state senator urged use of unproven hydroxychloroquine treatment for COVID-19. Now he's spreading doubt about vaccines.
In a period of sagging vaccination rates — particularly among staunch conservatives — state Sen. Bob Hall used his platform to promulgate debunked anti-vaccine conspiracies and push claims that have largely been eschewed by the medical community.
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He was right about Hydroxychloroquine. India is recommending it as treatment and cases are declining fast. So you're hand wringing wanting a billion people in India to run around with masks outside is laughable and stupid.
Healthy people with healthy immune systems don't need to be wearing a face mask outside or even in public places. That's been the point from post#1. You've spent 60 pages googling wikipedia links trying to claim otherwise. You haven't proven your case and you never will since there is no consensus.
It's irrefutable that the mask mandates are disguised Government Authoritarianism. Even after the miracle Trump Vaccines, Lefties like you don't want to give them up, even after the CDC reversed it's mask policy because Racismz! lol
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeGCTxcIvtk
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Source? Also, who's they? Because the CDC itself doesn't do the actual counting.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/factcheck/2021/05/06/fact-check-covid-19-deaths-dont-include-everyone-20-days
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The post’s insinuation that coronavirus vaccines cause death is wrong — and so is the claim about how COVID-19 deaths are counted.
Local medical examiners, coroners and physicians decide whether COVID-19 contributed to someone’s death. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which maintains a tally of COVID-19 deaths, has guidance on how officials should fill out death certificates, but that guidance does not include a 20-day rule. False claims that the U.S. is padding coronavirus statistics have circulated since the early days of the pandemic.
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The CDC gets data on COVID-19 deaths through the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), which gets its data from death certificates filed in state vital registration offices. When a local medical examiner, physician or coroner lists the coronavirus as a cause of death on a certificate, the CDC counts it as a COVID-19 death.
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Right, that's exactly what I said. Why did you leave that part out of your reply:
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3/4ths of all deaths labeled as "Covid" were someone who died from a heart attack or something and had traces of Covid. Hospitals wouldn't have received big payoffs though if they didn't say that person died from Covid. Another scam.
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Take up your grievance with The CDC Director. She just basically admitted this during an interview with CNN where she says Hospitals are now pre-screening patients for Covid before treatment so if you die from a heart attack, your death will be listed as a death from a heart attack. If you have not been vaccinated but die of a heart attack, your death is listed as Covid.
It's a win-win for the scammers given the mortality rate for Covid (which is really just The Flu)
Inflate the death counts to create hysteria. Count someone who jumped off a cliff with Covid as a Covid death.
Pre screen now that the vax is out. Only count the people who jumped off a cliff to have died from Covid if they weren't vaxxed.
CDC is looking more like a bunch of lobbyists for Big Pharma. There needs to be investigation on top of the recent revelations that The CDC allowed The Teachers Union to influence and basically write policy for Mask Mandates in schools.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7GJHUh4Nto
Big Pharma hauling in taxpayer money by the truckload. Hydroxychloroquine is much cheaper. A lot of money to be made out of inciting fear and panic for sure.
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Wikipedia...still more credible than retracted articles from sources known for promoting New Agey pseudoscience.
https://youtu.be/n5OmqA5t6lI
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They only retracted it because of the whining. It went against the propaganda and the narrative. Nothing about the retraction was related to cloth masks or store bought masks. My original point still stands.