1 Jan 2022 10:07 am
Maybe you'll get it again from the scum bags that are non vac carriers and spend your last days hooked up to a ventilatorCannonpointer » 31 Dec 2021, 4:00 pm » wrote: ↑ This is PG thread and I'll not brook trolling - but I'm leaving it wide open in case those with other views wish to weight in PERTINENTLY.
This is MY math - I stand ready to be corrected if anyone finds an error.
1. 20% of all medicines approved by the FDA are subsequently withdrawn from the market - the majority, for safety concerns. Many of these end up in late night television commercials, soliciting clients for class action law suits: "Did you, or someone you love, take XYZ medication and have your butt hole prolapse or your liver sprout warts or your throat fall out? Call Dewey, Cheatum and Howe - you may be entitle to relief..."
2. The odds of a medication being withdrawn for health and safety reasons go up, when regulatory hurdles are waived to facilitate hasty deployment.
3. My odds of dying from Covid are placed at 3 in 10 thousand, just for being an American. If you get more granular, my odds go up a bit for being over 45, but down a bit for having an extremely good immune system. Not being chronically D-deficient lowers my odds significantly, as, IMO, does my command of the Ivermectin Protocol.
So I was faced with rolling the dice on a 20% chance of an adverse outcome from the jab - and that number is conservative, since the jab was passed in haste through the waiver of ordinary hurdles. Or I could buck the tiger's odds on a disease that had a 3 in 10k chance of ending me.
I felt lucky. I rolled the dice based on my own optimism and confidence in my ability to fight back against a virus through intelligent supplementation and intelligent course of treatment. In the end, I got my secret, perverse wish, and was blessed with a case of Covid19. It hit harder than I thought it would - I was impressed. But it had no staying power against the Ivermectin regime and my other supplement strategies. I got my first symptoms on Monday, and today, I am well. And - as I shall soon prove, - I have antibodies which will be a blessing to my society, Now that I have these antibodies, I intend to resume giving plasma, so that I can help to spread herd immunity to my countrymen.
Are there any obvious flaws in my math or logic, dear reader?
and then just drop dead, it's your choice, or you can give it to your family and they'll drop dead. Who gives a rats *** what
your scumbag *** does.