r/HermanCainAward HCA Historian Nov 26 '22 Take My Energy 1

Political polarization peer pressured people to pass on procuring proven prophylactic - The peer pressure compilation part 2 Meta / Other

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u/stokedchunk Nov 26 '22

How many people took that MD’s advice to not get vaccinated because he’s a doctor? How many deaths did he cause?

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

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u/November13Charlie Nov 26 '22 edited Nov 27 '22

Seventy percent of the U.S. has had the original vaccine, but the antibody protection wanes over 3-6 months. Plus the virus has mutated to escape the vaccine protection, but only 11% of the population has gotten the bivalent vaccine, according to the CDC.

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u/CatsPolitics Team Moderna Nov 26 '22

Citation or GTFO. You’re trolling.

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u/November13Charlie Nov 27 '22

Thanks for having my back, Cats!

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u/DramaticEar6379 Nov 27 '22

Show your evidence.

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u/November13Charlie Nov 27 '22 edited Nov 27 '22

Triggered much? I didn't rag on you. You asked for someone to explain why the death rates for vaccinated and unvaccinated are basically the same now, and that's what I did. I guess your question was rhetorical, you didn't really want an answer. It's a lie that protection wanes in a month. Cite your source regarding negative protection. The new bivalent vaccine has an efficacy of 40-60%.

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u/DramaticEar6379 Nov 27 '22

He is is lazy as shit. He won't provide evidence.

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u/November13Charlie Nov 27 '22

You're right. Because he can't find any.

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u/stokedchunk Nov 27 '22

Source: trust me, bro, OANN is exposing the truth