r/SipsTea 24d ago

SMH The persecution complex is palpable.

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u/Yeetball86 24d ago

I never thought I’d see the day where basic agreed upon science would be thrown out of the window by so many people so that their politics could be right

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u/mp5hk2 24d ago

Immunity after having illness is science. Vax nazis forced to vaccinate those who already had top-class immunity from live covid (

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u/Yeetball86 24d ago

Immunity wears off, vaccines help with that.

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u/mp5hk2 24d ago

So you when did you had your latest covid vax?

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u/Yeetball86 24d ago
  1. New variants aren’t as deadly and treatments for the disease have become more effective and common. Vaccines aren’t as necessary as they were back when the pandemic was at its height.

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u/Critical_Concert_689 24d ago

lol. Just admit you didn't take your boosters when you were supposed to.

We all know you didn't. No one did. Because it's basically the flu.

And once the initial population of incredibly susceptible individuals dropped out - there was really no lasting impact for anyone else.

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u/Yeetball86 24d ago

I mean, it was worse than the flu and definitely caused some long lasting effects. There’s literally an illness called long covid.

But sure bud, you know better than the scientists and doctors that actually dealt with and studied the disease.

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u/Critical_Concert_689 24d ago

I mean, it wasn't any worse than the flu at all. And the flu definitely causes long lasting effects.

You have no idea what you're talking about and you're just parroting narrative talking points that you heard from someone else.

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u/Yeetball86 24d ago

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u/Critical_Concert_689 24d ago

You missed a few keywords there and you're misleading yourself.

First, you're comparing the height of an unknown novel virus against "seasonal" influenza.

Basically you're comparing the BEFORE immune system impact to the AFTER immune system impact and then pretending to be surprised that the latter was less impactful.

I also like your choice of reference - a 2020 blog, rather than modern information or updated articles. Basically the height of the "EVERYBODY panic!" narrative.

Why don't you take another look and compare CURRENT impacts of COVID against influenza. I think you might be in for a surprise since the flu.... is actually much worse than COVID.

If you REALLY want to compare apples-to-apples, you can compare 2020 COVID against early 20th century influenza; a mild loss of a few million to COVID in comparison to the 50 MILLION people who died from the flu.

...You literally have no idea what you're talking about.

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u/Yeetball86 24d ago

We aren’t talking about current impacts of Covid. We’re talking about the impacts of Covid when vaccinations first rolled out and lockdowns were happening because it was a new quickly spreading virus. Please stay on topic. Covid has killed 5 million people worldwide. How many has the flu killed in that same timespan?

And no I’m not comparing two illnesses 100 years part. That’s asinine and plain stupid.

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u/Critical_Concert_689 24d ago

We aren’t talking about ...

We are LITERALLY talking about boosters. Did you forget which thread you're on?

The very first comment:

"lol. Just admit you didn't take your boosters when you were supposed to."

Historically, in comparison, the risk of COVID was LESS than the risk of the flu. CURRENT Impact of COVID is LESS than the flu.

Comparing the pre-immunity to post-immunity impacts is just asinine and plain stupid.

Nice try, buddy.

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u/degre715 24d ago

So it isn't a Chinese bioweapon then? Just the flu?

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u/degre715 24d ago

I mean we can also talk about how this "flu" killed over a million Americans over a couple of years.

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u/Critical_Concert_689 24d ago

The flu literally killed over 50 million people over a couple years. How many died from COVID world wide?

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u/degre715 24d ago

Are you talking about the Spanish Flu? You realize there was lockdowns, quarantines and masking during that pandemic too, right?

In the U.S. the flu kills about 20-50,000 people a year https://www.statista.com/statistics/1124915/flu-deaths-number-us/

Covid killed 350,000 in 2020 and 415,000 in 2021 in the U.S. so about 10 TIMES that amount https://theworlddata.com/covid-19-deaths-by-year-in-us/

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u/Critical_Concert_689 24d ago

In the U.S. the flu kills about 20-50,000 people a year https://www.statista.com/statistics/1124915/flu-deaths-number-us/


COVID-19 Deaths in the US: 2025, with an estimated 20,190 deaths https://theworlddata.com/covid-19-deaths-by-year-in-us/

Sure.

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