The Covid cure has arrived! (1 Viewer)

I'm too old to change my ways. I am not worried by cancel culture as I haven't anything to cancel, so I shall go on being a racist and bigot, mainly to horrify woke idiots.
 
We have the greater-male chauvinistic pig that still exists today. Almost hunted to extinction, it is only a matter of time before these old white men are wiped out completely. Welcome the birth of the asexual, androgynous, lesser-male pig, who hides in the social undergrowth under confused pronouns and women's sports.
It's a proven fact that testosterone levels have been decreasing in men for decades.
So I guess there is some proof to what we all seem to be observing anecdotally and obviously in regard to the increasing number of non-normal-heterosexuals. Which of course would also land more Credence to the theory that those lifestyles are indeed a result of biology but a type of biology that then presents a choice to the person. But that choice tends to look better and better in a biological way.
 
Fertility has been declining too. With all the ball-busting going on, maybe it will lead to the collapse of the human race.
 
After all this time of avoiding it, I have finally caught Covid.

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I think for all of us it's not if but when. I've had a couple of close calls. In March I was in a car with 4 others - one of them was diagnosed with Covid 3 days later. Even closer was last month when I travelled interstate to go to a lunch with my brother. At the lunch he went off to the table behind. A number of people at that table got Covid including my brother but despite staying with him that night, I avoided it.

Two years ago I felt like I had a target on my back. I still feel that but take some solace in thinking with injections, I have some protection between me and the target.
 
How are you feeling?
I have nearly recovered thanks. It was worse than a cold, but not quite as bad as flu. One night I had a fever of 38.1C (100.5F), but felt grotty and devoid of energy for much of the time. Lots of coughing, splitting headaches, sore sinuses etc. First two days I felt a little grotty, then it hit me day 3. I am now feeling much better, but still a bit slow to recover my energy so I am taking it easy.

My father, who is 87, also caught it a few days after me. Apparently, you are infectious before you even get any symptoms, so he probably got it during that period, because I was isolating after I knew I had it, and was spraying door handles etc. Good job he had his booster 3 months ago. His symptoms are much milder than mine were.
 
@Jon Hope you're feeling OK. Are they treating you or did they tell you to go home and call us when you can't breath. For some bizarre political reason, we can't talk about the therapeutics that are successfully treating the disease so many people don't even know there are several treatment options.
No therapeutics available, for either me or my father. Just stay out of everybody's way. That's it!
 
Therefore, if there were therapeutics (and there were), then they would not have approved the vaccine and big pharma wouldn't have made billions on a vaccine that doesn't prevent you from catching the disease or spreading it. So, they had to pretend that we had no therapeutics.
The biggest snake-oil scam ever enforced upon the human race.
 
I think the "no treatments for me" deal is probably to do with cost. They allocate them to the most vulnerable based on percentage risk. No idea how much these drugs cost the NHS.
 
Seems that Covid is here to stay. Covid has mutated so that the Covid "cure" no longer works. Bring back the masks!!! 😷 (sarcasm)

Another article just popped-up. Seems a bit early for the anticipated mid-term election hysteria outbreak. Well at least they are once again promoting: 😷
Networks such as CBS, CNN, and ABC are warning viewers to possibly mask up for the most ‘immune evasive variant yet.’
"It is so infectious. You know, it’s on par with the most infectious viruses we as humans have ever seen," he said.
 
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I always wear a mask if I go shopping, as do many others. It is not mandatory in the UK.
Col
 
I have nearly recovered thanks. It was worse than a cold, but not quite as bad as flu. One night I had a fever of 38.1C (100.5F), but felt grotty and devoid of energy for much of the time. Lots of coughing, splitting headaches, sore sinuses etc. First two days I felt a little grotty, then it hit me day 3. I am now feeling much better, but still a bit slow to recover my energy so I am taking it easy.

My father, who is 87, also caught it a few days after me. Apparently, you are infectious before you even get any symptoms, so he probably got it during that period, because I was isolating after I knew I had it, and was spraying door handles etc. Good job he had his booster 3 months ago. His symptoms are much milder than mine were.

Your experience with covid sounds somewhat worse than what the vaccine did to me.

My son and I have both had some weird heart issues recently. Add tinitus to that and I am finally wondering if I made a mistake leading my family to get the vaccine. Oh well, I did what I thought was best at the time.
 
The only thing the vaccine "fixed" was stagnant bank accounts for those who were already rich.

A saw a meme the other day, something to the effect "if my dog still caught rabies after a vaccination and two boosters, I would want answers"

Very appropriate analogy.
 
I always wear a mask if I go shopping, as do many others. It is not mandatory in the UK.
Col
So do I. Unfortunately Covid changed our shopping behabvior strongly.Recently I've read about its impact on us, it's rather truely.
 
My wife lives in a care home now - (she has multiple sclerosis). She is fully vaccinated against covid and has current boosters. Now, she has covid. Its like a bad bout of flu with severe sore throat. Within the home there are currently many cases, some sadly have passed, let's hope mary recovers although her immune system is affected by her MS.
Col
 

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