In reply to Post #1661
Sounds like the vaccine is working a treat 💪
Sounds like the vaccine is working a treat 💪
Lozza Fox getting hammered on Twitter.
Takes a selfish last week wearing a tshirt saying
'I don't need a vaccine I have an immune system'
Now a photo looking dog rough and listing 5 medications that's hes taking as he has caught Covid.
He's being asked :
Why did you test? You don't believe in it.
If its a cold. Why all the medications
Why take Ivermectin for a cold?
Such a sensational grifting hypocrite.
Takes a selfish last week wearing a tshirt saying
'I don't need a vaccine I have an immune system'
Now a photo looking dog rough and listing 5 medications that's hes taking as he has caught Covid.
He's being asked :
Why did you test? You don't believe in it.
If its a cold. Why all the medications
Why take Ivermectin for a cold?
Such a sensational grifting hypocrite.
In reply to Post #1665
The bloke is a cockwomble, couldn't of happened to a nicer person
The bloke is a cockwomble, couldn't of happened to a nicer person
In reply to Post #1666
I've never seen Wayne in real life but from his profile pic...
More than a passing resemblance to the former actor in question....
You never see them together....
https://images.app.goo.gl/wu7ateTntGKm77s76
I've never seen Wayne in real life but from his profile pic...
More than a passing resemblance to the former actor in question....
You never see them together....
https://images.app.goo.gl/wu7ateTntGKm77s76
In reply to Post #1667
😂
😂
In reply to Post #1669
don't encourage him....
I think Tinhead was a bit more right tbh - 'Omicron has changed things'
this bit of the article stands out
“There is a risk that other staff who have got vaccinated when they may not have will feel let down, given this is a last-minute change of policy. And this will leave social care colleagues feeling very frustrated, given they have already been through this and many have lost their jobs.”
Damn right. Lost their jobs just before Christmas... Imagine that as the singular earner in the house and how you'll be feeling now. Once again, Care sector staff **** on by Tory ********s. And the NHS workers who have already quit and found other jobs..? (one of the lads on here posted just last week I think)
Political desperation over public safety? Oh yes.
Wait for the inevitable **** storm - including such ridiculousness as 'do people have the right to 'choose' a vaccinated nurse for their own safety?' and 'Novak Djokovic to retrain as a hospital porter after the WTA tell him to sod off'
don't encourage him....
I think Tinhead was a bit more right tbh - 'Omicron has changed things'
this bit of the article stands out
“There is a risk that other staff who have got vaccinated when they may not have will feel let down, given this is a last-minute change of policy. And this will leave social care colleagues feeling very frustrated, given they have already been through this and many have lost their jobs.”
Damn right. Lost their jobs just before Christmas... Imagine that as the singular earner in the house and how you'll be feeling now. Once again, Care sector staff **** on by Tory ********s. And the NHS workers who have already quit and found other jobs..? (one of the lads on here posted just last week I think)
Political desperation over public safety? Oh yes.
Wait for the inevitable **** storm - including such ridiculousness as 'do people have the right to 'choose' a vaccinated nurse for their own safety?' and 'Novak Djokovic to retrain as a hospital porter after the WTA tell him to sod off'
In reply to Post #1670
I'd be absolutely fuming if me or mine were victims of the care home staff debacle. Though I think it's a little late for some to be concerned about doing right by the unvaccinated, don't you
As always it's hard to disagree with you mate, but I'm afraid Wayne's I told you so is inevitable
Maybe novax can retrain as a testicular cancer consultant, I'm sure he's already had a stint as a ball boy
I'd be absolutely fuming if me or mine were victims of the care home staff debacle. Though I think it's a little late for some to be concerned about doing right by the unvaccinated, don't you
As always it's hard to disagree with you mate, but I'm afraid Wayne's I told you so is inevitable
Maybe novax can retrain as a testicular cancer consultant, I'm sure he's already had a stint as a ball boy
Not again......
Joe Rogan Covid misinformation exposed.... Here's his claims fact checked, he's clearly exposed for telling plenty of bull. Do people actually believe cr@p that people like Joe spout?.... Jeez... you fear for peoples mental health if their so easily lead.
https://www.bbc.com/news/60199614
Joe Rogan has been criticised for helping spread misinformation on his podcast.
Claim: A vaccine can alter your genes
Mr Rogan said: "This is not a vaccine, this is essentially a gene therapy." But this is not true.
None of the Covid vaccines change your genetic material or DNA - essentially the recipe book containing the instructions of how to build your body.
The vaccines made by Pfizer and Moderna harness a different molecule called messenger RNA.
If DNA is the blueprint, RNA is the messenger, carrying instructions to your cells.
In the case of the Covid vaccine, the message to your cells is to turn the RNA into copies of the virus's spike protein.
That's what fires your immune system up to start producing antibodies and other cells to fight off the virus.
When the message has been received, the RNA is broken down and disposed of.
Claim: Ivermectin can cure Covid
This claim was made on an episode last year featuring Bret Weinstein, an American author and professor of biology, who said: "Ivermectin alone is capable of driving this pathogen to extinction."
BBC Reality Check looked at a series of research papers claiming to show the effectiveness of this drug in treating Covid.
Many were very low quality, and in some cases the data had been clearly manipulated.
If you look only at rigorously carried out studies, there is no evidence of the drug's effectiveness.
Campaigners often cherry-pick positive examples and ignore the fact that many countries which relied heavily on ivermectin, like Brazil and Peru, had some of the worst death tolls from the virus.
The world-leading experts on reviewing medical evidence, Cochrane, concluded based on just these reliable trials that there was "insufficient evidence" to recommend the drug.
Claim: If you get vaccinated after having had Covid, you're at greater risk of harmful side effects
One of Mr Rogan's most controversial guests has been the virologist Robert Malone.
Mr Malone was banned from Twitter in December last year for violating its Covid misinformation policies. He appeared on Mr Rogan's podcast shortly afterwards.
Among the misleading claims made in this podcast episode was one suggesting people who are vaccinated after having Covid-19 are at greater risk of adverse side effects.
Following his appearance, more than 270 doctors and healthcare professionals signed a letter to Spotify, calling for Covid misinformation to be addressed.
Robust studies so far have shown that a very small number of conditions - blood clots, heart inflammation - are slightly more likely after certain vaccines, although are still very rare.
In one UK study, researchers found that vaccine after effects were more common in those who already had Covid.
However, this study only looked at mild after effects, such as fatigue, chills and headaches.
Claim: For young people, the health risks from the vaccine are greater than from Covid
Mr Rogan said: "I don't think it's true there's an increased risk of myocarditis from people catching Covid-19 that are young, versus the risk from the vaccine."
Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart muscle that has been raised as a rare side effect of vaccination.
However, research has shown that this condition, which can lead to shortness of breath, chest pain and in very rare cases to heart failure, is considerably more common after a Covid infection than after vaccination.
It also appears that cases of myocarditis post-vaccination are generally milder and shorter-lasting.
Mr Rogan later corrected himself, but has made several other comments suggesting young people shouldn't be vaccinated as they are at low risk from Covid-19.
It's certainly the case that younger people are at much lower risk of serious illness from Covid, but they are not at zero risk of developing complications.
Covid itself has been found to be a bigger risk than the vaccines in every age group for which they have been approved.
The vaccines, particularly after a booster, can also reduce your chances of catching the virus and therefore passing it on to others.
https://www.bbc.com/news/60199614
Joe Rogan has been criticised for helping spread misinformation on his podcast.
Claim: A vaccine can alter your genes
Mr Rogan said: "This is not a vaccine, this is essentially a gene therapy." But this is not true.
None of the Covid vaccines change your genetic material or DNA - essentially the recipe book containing the instructions of how to build your body.
The vaccines made by Pfizer and Moderna harness a different molecule called messenger RNA.
If DNA is the blueprint, RNA is the messenger, carrying instructions to your cells.
In the case of the Covid vaccine, the message to your cells is to turn the RNA into copies of the virus's spike protein.
That's what fires your immune system up to start producing antibodies and other cells to fight off the virus.
When the message has been received, the RNA is broken down and disposed of.
Claim: Ivermectin can cure Covid
This claim was made on an episode last year featuring Bret Weinstein, an American author and professor of biology, who said: "Ivermectin alone is capable of driving this pathogen to extinction."
BBC Reality Check looked at a series of research papers claiming to show the effectiveness of this drug in treating Covid.
Many were very low quality, and in some cases the data had been clearly manipulated.
If you look only at rigorously carried out studies, there is no evidence of the drug's effectiveness.
Campaigners often cherry-pick positive examples and ignore the fact that many countries which relied heavily on ivermectin, like Brazil and Peru, had some of the worst death tolls from the virus.
The world-leading experts on reviewing medical evidence, Cochrane, concluded based on just these reliable trials that there was "insufficient evidence" to recommend the drug.
Claim: If you get vaccinated after having had Covid, you're at greater risk of harmful side effects
One of Mr Rogan's most controversial guests has been the virologist Robert Malone.
Mr Malone was banned from Twitter in December last year for violating its Covid misinformation policies. He appeared on Mr Rogan's podcast shortly afterwards.
Among the misleading claims made in this podcast episode was one suggesting people who are vaccinated after having Covid-19 are at greater risk of adverse side effects.
Following his appearance, more than 270 doctors and healthcare professionals signed a letter to Spotify, calling for Covid misinformation to be addressed.
Robust studies so far have shown that a very small number of conditions - blood clots, heart inflammation - are slightly more likely after certain vaccines, although are still very rare.
In one UK study, researchers found that vaccine after effects were more common in those who already had Covid.
However, this study only looked at mild after effects, such as fatigue, chills and headaches.
Claim: For young people, the health risks from the vaccine are greater than from Covid
Mr Rogan said: "I don't think it's true there's an increased risk of myocarditis from people catching Covid-19 that are young, versus the risk from the vaccine."
Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart muscle that has been raised as a rare side effect of vaccination.
However, research has shown that this condition, which can lead to shortness of breath, chest pain and in very rare cases to heart failure, is considerably more common after a Covid infection than after vaccination.
It also appears that cases of myocarditis post-vaccination are generally milder and shorter-lasting.
Mr Rogan later corrected himself, but has made several other comments suggesting young people shouldn't be vaccinated as they are at low risk from Covid-19.
It's certainly the case that younger people are at much lower risk of serious illness from Covid, but they are not at zero risk of developing complications.
Covid itself has been found to be a bigger risk than the vaccines in every age group for which they have been approved.
The vaccines, particularly after a booster, can also reduce your chances of catching the virus and therefore passing it on to others.
In reply to Post #1673
That's alot to digest, but I did manage to catch thanks to the wonders of YouTube's algorithms his podcast with professor Brian Cox, where he stated that there were a group of scientists that believed octopus came from a different planet, obviously Brian Cox had never heard of it because it came from a dodgy conspiracy website, and was shut down when Brian said that an octopus cell is very similar cell to a humans. Hes a dangerous bloke on a platform which can reach all around the world
That's alot to digest, but I did manage to catch thanks to the wonders of YouTube's algorithms his podcast with professor Brian Cox, where he stated that there were a group of scientists that believed octopus came from a different planet, obviously Brian Cox had never heard of it because it came from a dodgy conspiracy website, and was shut down when Brian said that an octopus cell is very similar cell to a humans. Hes a dangerous bloke on a platform which can reach all around the world
In reply to Post #1673
Joe rogan podcasts are excellent........far Better listening than fishing tripe that people like listening too.......
Joe brings on guests and let's them speak and then converses with them.......doesn't mean he actually agrees with what they say...bit like this thread...
Joe rogan podcasts are excellent........far Better listening than fishing tripe that people like listening too.......
Joe brings on guests and let's them speak and then converses with them.......doesn't mean he actually agrees with what they say...bit like this thread...
In reply to Post #1674
And even worse the people who vehemently disagree with him either listen to his podcast, print stories about him or talk about him in internet chat rooms
Never listened to him, never will. He's causing uproar intentionally and making a killing, wake up and ignore him
And even worse the people who vehemently disagree with him either listen to his podcast, print stories about him or talk about him in internet chat rooms
Never listened to him, never will. He's causing uproar intentionally and making a killing, wake up and ignore him
In reply to Post #1676
...wake up and ignore him
Funnily enough, I find it easier to ignore him when I am asleep!
...wake up and ignore him
Funnily enough, I find it easier to ignore him when I am asleep!