COVID-19 Response: An issue that shouldn't be at all political....yet here we are

[catman]

Nate, is Ivermectin labeled for human use? Yes or no?

[natepro]

Nate, is Ivermectin labeled for human use? Yes or no?

Feline boy, is Ivermectin labeled for animal use? Yes or no?

[ciaban2.0]

Feline boy, is Ivermectin labeled for animal use? Yes or no?

Are aspirin and pain killers marked for Animal use?

[ciaban2.0]

Or I suppose we could talk about Doyal and Gough's "intermediate needs."


Adequate nutritious food and water
Adequate protective housing
A safe work environment
A supply of clothing
A safe physical environment
Appropriate health care
Security in childhood
Meaningful primary relations with others
Physical security
Economic security
Safe birth control and child-bearing
Appropriate basic and cross-cultural education



I'm sure one of those applies to abortion, I just can't put my finger on which one. Probably the clothing one.

Why should anyone care about Doyal-Gough's oppinion on anything.

[natepro]

Are aspirin and pain killers marked for Animal use?

I don't honestly know, I've never been told to give my dog aspirin before.

[natepro]

Why should anyone care about Doyal-Gough's oppinion on anything.

Why should anyone care if anyone cares?

[ciaban2.0]

Breakthrough infections happen. That's going to be the case more so in elderly people hence why the FDA suggested they receive the booster. What's your point?

Your chances are still way better to feel minimal side effects if you are vaccinated. The death totals and hospitalizations are still relatively low for vaccinated people even with the Delta variant. That should be enough encouragement for people to get it.

I don't think break through cases are more likely in the elderly, just that they're more likely to have serious adverse effects to break through cases.

[natepro]

I don't think break through cases are more likely in the elderly, just that they're more likely to have serious adverse effects to break through cases.

It does seem to be the case that it's more likely.

https://sanantonioreport.org/covid-c...gh-infections/

[ciaban2.0]

I don't honestly know, I've never been told to give my dog aspirin before.

There is aspirin that is made for dogs dude...just because you never gave your dog aspirin doesn't mean they don't make it.

[natepro]

There is aspirin that is made for dogs dude...just because you never gave your dog aspirin doesn't mean they don't make it.

I didn't say they don't make it, dude, I said I didn't know, dude. You know what that means, yes? Are you that unfamiliar with being able to admit you don't know something?

[ciaban2.0]

It does seem to be the case that it's more likely.

https://sanantonioreport.org/covid-c...gh-infections/

Is that because the vaccine works less effectively in the elderly, or because the elderly were the first to be vaccinated so their dosages are wearing off first? If we know the vax wears off after 6-8 months, then it makes sense that the first people to get it would be the first group of people seeing breakthrough cases.

I mean the elderly got the same vaccine that we got.

[ciaban2.0]

I didn't say they don't make it, dude, I said I didn't know, dude. You know what that means, yes? Are you that unfamiliar with being able to admit you don't know something?

The whole point your making regarding Ivermectin is that it's an "animal' drug because they make it for animals, well, they make it for people too.
It's the same with a lot of medicines, they make pain killers, and anti-biotics for animals too, that doesn't anti-biotics horse medication anymore than it makes Ivermectin horse medication.

[natepro]

Is that because the vaccine works less effectively in the elderly, or because the elderly were the first to be vaccinated so their dosages are wearing off first? If we know the vax wears off after 6-8 months, then it makes sense that the first people to get it would be the first group of people seeing breakthrough cases.

I mean the elderly got the same vaccine that we got.

Elderly people tend to have a reduced immune reaction to most vaccines. We see the same thing with the flu shot, for example. Like a lot of other things, your immune system just doesn't work as well as you age.

[natepro]

The whole point your making regarding Ivermectin is that it's an "animal' drug because they make it for animals, well, they make it for people too.
It's the same with a lot of medicines, they make pain killers, and anti-biotics for animals too, that doesn't anti-biotics horse medication anymore than it makes Ivermectin horse medication.

I do so enjoy when people tell me what my point is.

What we don't see is people running to the vet to get aspirin for their headache. We don't see farm supply stores unable to keep horse Aleve or whatever the **** they take in stock and having to make customers show a picture of themselves with their horse before they will sell them some Mr. Edvil.

https://www.fox5vegas.com/coronaviru...4f6ad9c73.html

[MRSpock]

I read the other day that the biggest study that promotes Ivermectin for Covid is plagurised and falsified. And that the author used a thesaurus to change words. (This is old news)

Which was real obvious when the fake study replaced the term 'Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome' with 'Extreme Intense Respiratory Syndrome'.

Made me LOL