OT: MSDH k-12 recommendation

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Cooterpoot

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Tator Tot has already said it here will be no masks. There's a difference in a recommended protocol and the actual action taken. I wouldn't worry about it.
 

MSUDC11

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I am curious how many school age students have actually been vaccinated. I would imagine not many, especially since you have to be 12 or older.

Certainly a bunch of teachers have gotten both shots, so you may have an odd dynamic of classrooms full of masked students but teachers who (justifiably) don’t have to wear a mask.
 

Maroon Eagle

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When there are seven children in ICUs with two on life support here in Mississippi, what’s crazy is that people aren’t getting vaccinated.

If you don’t trust me, trust the Rupert Murdoch owned New York Post: Link.
 

Maroon Eagle

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Two of my coworkers (both of whom are vaccinated— everyone in my office is all vaccinated) who have children aged 12 and older are getting them vaccinated later this week.

Folks are concerned.
 

Captain Ron

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When there are seven children in ICUs with two on life support here in Mississippi, what’s crazy is that people aren’t getting vaccinated.

If you don’t trust me, trust the Rupert Murdoch owned New York Post: Link.

For what it worth, the guy that tweeted it said 12, then corrected to 7 and I as I understand it was actually 5. Not saying that any is “good.”

It could get interesting fast. Israel stated yesterday vax is not near as effective as they thought. A couple of other highly vaxed countries like the UAE are not seeing sustained declines as expected.
 

Maroon Eagle

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Yeah. I know the numbers were originally higher and I cited the NY Post because it’s at least a source that would question them.

I irritate a lot of my friends on both the left and right— I question everything and especially when it comes to numbers.
 

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I have a close family member who is vaxxed. COVID hit his office in the last 3 weeks. 100% of unvaccinated got sick; 100% of vaccinated did NOT get sick.
 

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For what it worth, the guy that tweeted it said 12, then corrected to 7 and I as I understand it was actually 5. Not saying that any is “good.”

It could get interesting fast. Israel stated yesterday vax is not near as effective as they thought. A couple of other highly vaxed countries like the UAE are not seeing sustained declines as expected.

Actually what Israel said was yes the the vaccinated people still got it but had a lesser case of it. So it’s still effective.
 

dawgdr

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So WHO says 18 but we are saying 12. No way I would vaccinate a healthy 12 yo.
 

Mobile Bay

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So WHO says 18 but we are saying 12. No way I would vaccinate a healthy 12 yo.

The WHO showed last year that they are nothing more than a political organization controlled by China. Ignore them 100%
 

ronpolk

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So WHO says 18 but we are saying 12. No way I would vaccinate a healthy 12 yo.

I’m not trying to start a vaccine debate. But you wouldn’t vaccinate an unhealthy 12 year old? Isn’t that the way vaccines work, the healthy people get them to help control a disease because unhealthy people (kids with cancer) can’t get them?
 

mstateglfr

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So WHO says 18 but we are saying 12. No way I would vaccinate a healthy 12 yo.

You wouldn't vaccinate a healthy 12yo? Why not? Statistically, there is no downside. And instead, there is a ton of upside for the community that the 12yo lives in.

Our 14yo was vaccinated right when she was allowed. She wanted to be. It's been shown to be safe.
And this fall when it's approved for infants thru 11(or whatever are range), our 10yo will get the shots since she is wanting to as well and again, there is no statistical downside.


More people vaccinated = fewer people passing it around to the crazies and few who can't be vaccinated.
 

johnson86-1

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I’m not trying to start a vaccine debate. But you wouldn’t vaccinate an unhealthy 12 year old? Isn’t that the way vaccines work, the healthy people get them to help control a disease because unhealthy people (kids with cancer) can’t get them?

It’s a new vaccine. It’s very likely going to be proven safe, but I can understand hesitating to vaccinate people who as of now are at very low risk. Glad I am not having to make that decision for a teenager.
 

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My 19 year old son and 23 year old daughter haven’t taken the Vaccine yet…. Both me and my wife have had the Vaccine.
 
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I think every adult should get vaccinated (unless obviously for medical reasons) and I would say anyone ~15 years old should seriously consider it but under that I think it’s not as necessary and just for the fact that kids under 15 don’t have serious infection and don’t spread like teens and adults do. If teachers and other school staff are concerned about getting sick from kids….get the vaccine.
 

ronpolk

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It’s a new vaccine. It’s very likely going to be proven safe, but I can understand hesitating to vaccinate people who as of now are at very low risk. Glad I am not having to make that decision for a teenager.

But it’s still a vaccine. It’s not like this is a new concept. Over 1 billion doses have been given with a very small amount of complications. Clearly, more people have been harmed by covid than by the vaccine. I guess I wonder how many doses have to be given before we stop the “vaccine is not safe” talk.
 
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https://www.wired.com/story/the-cdc-owes-parents-better-messaging-on-the-vaccine-for-kids/

"Walensky cited a string of statistics that showed “the benefits of vaccination far outweigh any harm.” But some epidemiologists, public health experts, pediatricians, cardiologists, and other scientists dispute the CDC’s numbers, characterizations, and conclusion. The agency, they variously contend, is both exaggerating the risks of Covid-19 to young people and underplaying the potential risks of the vaccine to them."
 
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There will never be enough for some people. I know a lot of people that say they won’t get it because it’s not fully approved but I guarantee you when it gets full approval they still won’t get it
 

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The same people who spent a year saying "you can't live in fear" from COVID are now too afraid to get the vaccine, even as billions of people have done it and moved on with their lives.
 

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But it’s still a vaccine. It’s not like this is a new concept. Over 1 billion doses have been given with a very small amount of complications. Clearly, more people have been harmed by covid than by the vaccine. I guess I wonder how many doses have to be given before we stop the “vaccine is not safe” talk.

Yes, vaccines arent anything new but MRNA vaccines are a fairly new concept. And yes, there currently are no symptoms but what about long term effects of the vaccine? Especially in young people? We are talking about a modification to your cells that's going to be an annual shot. It's crazy to me that it's acceptable to skip the flu vaccine but it's like you're a leper if you don't get the Covid one. Hell if it was grown in a lab, I guess we should have the blueprint to kill it.
 

Bill Shankly

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For what it worth, the guy that tweeted it said 12, then corrected to 7 and I as I understand it was actually 5. Not saying that any is “good.”

It could get interesting fast. Israel stated yesterday vax is not near as effective as they thought. A couple of other highly vaxed countries like the UAE are not seeing sustained declines as expected.

The data from the vaccines in the real world are right in line with what was first expected. You have been wrong at ever turn here, remember Sweden? Get your shots.
 

Bill Shankly

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Yes, vaccines arent anything new but MRNA vaccines are a fairly new concept. And yes, there currently are no symptoms but what about long term effects of the vaccine? Especially in young people? We are talking about a modification to your cells that's going to be an annual shot. It's crazy to me that it's acceptable to skip the flu vaccine but it's like you're a leper if you don't get the Covid one. Hell if it was grown in a lab, I guess we should have the blueprint to kill it.

MRNA does NOT modify your cells. It also is consumed d when it does its job. Jeez.
 
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Bill Shankly

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The same people who spent a year saying "you can't live in fear" from COVID are now too afraid to get the vaccine, even as billions of people have done it and moved on with their lives.

Yep, they have always been the ones really living in fear and denial.
 

Captain Ron

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Exactly, but it's Captain Ron.

Seriously? What specifically did I say to trigger that? Oh, and by the way, I am fully vaxed. It just appears that it the 90% number is nowhere close to correct and it appears it is closer to 60% (their number.)
 

Captain Ron

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The data from the vaccines in the real world are right in line with what was first expected. You have been wrong at ever turn here, remember Sweden? Get your shots.
I will take Sweden’s approach any day of the week. They are averaging zero deaths per day now. That is with no mask mandates etc.


My point in all of this is what is the end game and for how long? Could we “lockdown and mask it away?” It appears the answer was “no” expect for maybe New Zealand with water for borders... and they are now having other medical issues as I type.


You haven’t seen one post from me saying someone should not get a vax that desires it and that seems to be the implication.


Glad to know the original L4 is still here.
 

ronpolk

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Yes, vaccines arent anything new but MRNA vaccines are a fairly new concept. And yes, there currently are no symptoms but what about long term effects of the vaccine? Especially in young people? We are talking about a modification to your cells that's going to be an annual shot. It's crazy to me that it's acceptable to skip the flu vaccine but it's like you're a leper if you don't get the Covid one. Hell if it was grown in a lab, I guess we should have the blueprint to kill it.

I’m not going to act like I have any clue how the vaccine works, cause I don’t. But the fact is you or no one else knows if there is long term impacts of having covid. Another fact is way more people have died from covid than have died from the vaccine. Statistically speaking, getting covid unvaccinated is way more of a risk than just getting the vaccine. Long term impacts are unknown in both cases.
 

mstateglfr

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So vaccinated people can’t pass it?

That's an odd question to respond with, but I'll answer since I'm such a great guy..
Based on what I have read,, a vaccinated person can transmit the virus.

Now thst I took the time to answer your question, please answer mine.
- why did you respond to my initial post with that question? It seems you didn't interpret something correctly.
 

Jrobb

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You wouldn't vaccinate a healthy 12yo? Why not? Statistically, there is no downside. And instead, there is a ton of upside for the community that the 12yo lives in.

Our 14yo was vaccinated right when she was allowed. She wanted to be. It's been shown to be safe.
And this fall when it's approved for infants thru 11(or whatever are range), our 10yo will get the shots since she is wanting to as well and again, there is no statistical downside.


More people vaccinated = fewer people passing it around to the crazies and few who can't be vaccinated.


I don’t often agree with your posts, but this one is 100% spot on. I respect a persons right to say no to the vaccine. But if you are going to say no, at least know what the hell you are talking about. Most people that are refusing to get it are using false information as a reason. Facebook and Tik-Tok are not good sources BTW.

FYI - every health care provider I know has had the vaccine. And COVID too. Does that tell any of you anti-vaxxers anything at all?
 

ronpolk

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I don’t often agree with your posts, but this one is 100% spot on. I respect a persons right to say no to the vaccine. But if you are going to say no, at least know what the hell you are talking about. Most people that are refusing to get it are using false information as a reason. Facebook and Tik-Tok are not good sources BTW.

FYI - every health care provider I know has had the vaccine. And COVID too. Does that tell any of you anti-vaxxers anything at all?

Couldn’t have said it better myself. 100% agree with this. I agree people should be able to make decision about the vaccine for themselves but damn at least make it based on informed decisions and not Uncle Fred’s Facebook post
 
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