PCR-Test Cycle Threshold Issue

To be clear, the idea behind the vaccine is to mitigate the effects of a possible infection

I don't have the information on this individual to give an informed opinion.

You don't know? You mean you're on the fence? This should be interesting. Tell me why you think that giving an experimental treatment to people with less than a year to live is maybe a good thing?

It means I do not have the data in regard to the question of how long do nursing home patients and hospice recipients in nursing homes generally live.

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To be clear, the idea behind the vaccine is to mitigate the effects of a possible infection

To be even clearer, does this "vaccine" illicit an immune response? Cuz ya know, that's what vaccines do.

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I don't have the information on this individual to give an informed opinion.

This is great. You were just shown information concerning that individual, and yet you deny knowing enough to understand that some people were giving an experimental treatment to a dying person. In fact, you somehow believe it was the right thing to do.

Keep going . . .
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How about this one? Make sense to you?

VAERS ID: 960552

Age: 78 Hospice: Yes

Sex: Female Vaccinated: 1/18/21

Location: Unknown Date died: 1/18/21

Write-up: Patient was on hospice, and was rapidly deteriorating, and had not eaten or consumed liquids for a few days. She received Pfizer’s Covid vaccine on January 18, and about thirty minutes later passed away on January 18, 2021.

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It means I do not have the data in regard to the question of how long do nursing home patients and hospice recipients in nursing homes generally live.

Sure.

Luckily I know how to use google, and so the numbers are no mystery to me. I also know how to have fun with someone who pretends to not know how to use google so that they can deny the facts and use ignorance as a kind of rebuttal.

People in nursing homes generally die in a year. So, assuming you're willing to believe nursing home stats, why on earth would they be giving this experimental treatment to the dying??

Cite please, thank you.

Actually it is less than 6 months

By now, everyone knows you're here to burn up space by saddling me with the task of researching things for you. Not going to happen.

Now, why were they giving this experimental treatment to people on hospice in nursing homes?

What about this one? Raise any red flags?


VAERS ID: 1003106

Age: 92 Hospice: Yes

Sex: Female Vaccinated: 2/4/21

Location: California Date died: 2/4/21

Write-up: Resident was on hospice and received Pfizer’s Covid vaccine at 9:12 a.m. on February 4, 2021. Within twenty minutes of receiving the vaccine she was unresponsive, pupils were fixed at 9:45 a.m., no vital signs noted. Hospice came out and reported her time of death at 10:21 a.m. on February 4, 2021.

By helping prevent these patients from contracting COVID-19, the vaccine helps prevent additional pain and symptoms that could compound with their current condition, along with possible death from the virus. It also adds protection for caregivers, family and loved ones who might spend time with those receiving hospice and palliative care.

VAERS ID: 1003106

Age: 92 Hospice: Yes

Sex: Female Vaccinated: 2/4/21

Location: California Date died: 2/4/21

A year ago I said that I didn’t know whether Covid-19 was an Avenging Angel or an Angel of mercy. Now I’m inclined to think the later.