Coronavirus Thread (sponsored by Anthony Fauci & Pfizer) (Part 5)

[Bisto]

Lads need a win … a win , albeit an internet win , is still a win …

[glenshane]

@glasagusban

you have to feel sorry for the lads that were a bit weaker minded and who haven’t been able to handle it all.

I’d say there’s lads on here wouldn’t even know how to start a chainsaw. Isn’t that right glas?

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

@Tierneevin1979

Pregnant women were excluded from the clinical trials so there was no safety data to go on.

I believe I mentioned it mate.

@Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy

That seems to be go against what is advised by the WHO.

Some pregnant women are at higher risk from Covid 19 infection than others, their medical practitioner who knows their medical background should be the one who judges their risk and provides the with the necessary advice on whether vaccination is recommended. You seem to be under the illusion that every single pregnant woman is at the same risk of Covid 19. That is for their doctor to advise and ultimately it is for the expectant mother to decide on it.

The issue over the impact on the vaccine on the child is something that must be of huge concern to any expectant mother given pregnant women were not involved in the initial clinical trials and it would take years and years of trials to ascertain any potential complications associated with the child from the vaccine.

This is why vaccine hesitancy is naturally going to be high with pregnant women. The zealotry of guys like Mike trying to insist that all pregnant women get the vaccine is the kind of dangerous rhetoric that should be called out and anyone supporting this type of position on vaccines should be called out for the zealot they are.

Let people make their own decisions, without misinformation, without misrepresentation, without shame, coercion or bullying tactics.

[glasagusban]

Has anyone seen places in Ireland doing temperature checks? Common across Europe, might be another layer we could introduce in hospitality in Ireland for additional safety and to keep the awkward squad out.

[balbec]

The All Ireland and the County are won. They can lock away as much as they like for all I care.

[Fagan_ODowd]

@glasagusban

Has anyone seen places in Ireland doing temperature checks? Common across Europe, might be another layer we could introduce in hospitality in Ireland for additional safety and to keep the awkward squad out.

Temperature is not a common symptom of the Delta variant

[Juhniallio]

@Cheasty

Living with Covid is not sustainable. That’s the long and short of it.

I don’t want to go all Golden Cleric (I actually do, fuck modesty) but my posts from October 11th were eerily prophetic.

You’d plenty of completely wrong posts and lies as well mate. I suppose a wall full of a thousand stopped clocks will be right a few times a day.

[TheUlteriorMotive]

Time to ramp up boosters before the Christmas rush

Lads need to accept quarterly vaccines will probably be the reality for next two or three years

[Gman]

@Tierneevin1979

Pregnant women should absolutely get vaccinated as they are at higher risk of Covid, the vaccines also provide some protection to their child as studies show some of the antibodies cross the placenta.

stop shoving your agenda down our throats you fascist fanatic. Have you any data to back those claims up? huh? Do you?

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

As long as they don’t give fit and healthy u40s boosters then it’s fine. Natural immunity is probably better and longer lasting for that cohort.

[Tierneevin1979]

No, I trust the leading TFK expert on pregnancy @Thomas_Brady

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

@Tierneevin1979

the vaccines also provide some protection to their child as studies show some of the antibodies cross the placenta.

@Gman

t is therefore extremely unlikely that any of the mRNA would be able to get into breast milk or into the fetus through the placenta. Additionally, because it’s so easily degraded, it cannot survive the acidic environment of your baby’s stomach, so the vaccine itself cannot affect your baby.

Science eh?

[Gman]

@Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy

@Tierneevin1979

the vaccines also provide some protection to their child as studies show some of the antibodies cross the placenta.

@Gman

t is therefore extremely unlikely that any of the mRNA would be able to get into breast milk or into the fetus through the placenta. Additionally, because it’s so easily degraded, it cannot survive the acidic environment of your baby’s stomach, so the vaccine itself cannot affect your baby.

Science eh?

yes science, from the very same article that you are quoting there:

Preliminary data indicates that vaccination during pregnancy may beneficial to the baby; the vaccine tells your body to provide antibodies against the virus that costs COVID-19, which provide the protection against the disease. Researchers have found those antibodies in umbilical cord blood in people who have received the mRNA vaccines, indicating that the protective antibodies might be able to pass to the baby. As physicians see an increase in the number of very young children (under six months of age) with COVID-19 as the delta variant spreads, it is particularly important for pregnant people to be vaccinated to protect their unborn child.

COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy: What to know if you're pregnant, trying to...

Great to see your mind opening up and that you accept the science.

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

My mind has always been open. I’m just alluding to how close minded you are to the narrative you’re sticking with. It wouldn’t be like science to come around and contradict itself with other findings based off different studies, now would it?

[Gman]

I’m not a doctor nor a scientist. I will listen to the advice being given and make an informed opinion based on such. Luckily I’m not pregnant so dont really have to do so.

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

Happy to hear that pal.

[Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy]

@Gman

I’m not a doctor nor a scientist. I will listen to the advice being given and make an informed opinion based on such. Luckily I’m not pregnant so dont really have to do so.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the type of discourse I want to hear going forward.

[TreatyStones]

Lockdown for the unvaccinated incoming

Taoiseach rules out lockdown for unvaccinated people

[BruidheanChaorthainn]

My mother used to do them when I was a child

[Tassotti]

Enjoy the pints lads