SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus (COVID-19)

conspiracy theorists

 

ecsackly

 

but the whitehouse says we're good, nothing to see here.

 

Our current vet offered both versions. One of our cats reacted very badly to the 3-year version, so we gave him only the 1-year version after that. Though not called out in our (unenforced) state law requiring dog / cat / ferret rabies vaccination, our vet recommends ceasing feline rabies vaccine after age 10, which this cat reached several years ago.

Other sources indicate that the 3-year version has now mostly supplanted the 1-year version. At one time many jurisdictions required annual rabies vaccinations, at least for dogs, but it seems those have mostly been updated to follow manufacturer guidelines.

https://doh.wa.gov/you-and-your-family/illness-and-disease-z/rabies/rabies-vaccination-requirements-pets
"The first booster shot is needed after one year, and subsequent boosters typically every three years."

Vaccination Guidelines for Dogs and Cats | Animal Health Topics / School of Veterinary Medicine
"In accordance with California state law, we recommend that puppies receive a single dose of killed rabies vaccine at 12 weeks or 3 months of age. Adult dogs with unknown vaccination history should also receive a single dose of killed rabies vaccine. A booster is required one year later, and thereafter, rabies vaccination should be performed every 3 years using a vaccine approved for 3-year administration."

add also:
- vaccine-associated feline sarcoma

 

It was never a secret, some people just didn't pay any attention.

Because vaccines are not entirely without adverse side effects, and we have a legal system with numerous greedy product liability lawyers who have no qualms about lining their own pockets by bankrupting vaccine manufacturers, regardless of the overall net benefit of the vaccines.

Note that your ability to still buy firearms is protected by a similar law, from certain groups who intended to use liability lawsuits to force the manufacturers out of the (non-military) business.

People who suffer vaccine injuries aren't out of luck, there is a National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, funded by an excise tax on the covered vaccines.

https://www.hrsa.gov/sites/default/files/hrsa/vaccine-compensation/vaccine-injury-infographic-2017.pdf

 

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The CDC based, New York Times COVID map; reports an order of magnitude reduction in death rates. Of course we had a lot of deaths before the vaccines became generally available. Seat of the pants, 500,000 deaths when vaccine available would have been 50,000.

Bob Wilson

 

An example of the harm product liability suites can cause is Blitz. They stopped selling gasoline cans because of the legal and insurance costs incurred. These over zealous lawyers are also why we have the "is this really needed" warnings on products.

 

understatement of day
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not good:

cdc-predicts-rise-in-covid-hospitalizations-and-deaths

 

I needed a refresher on this:

In a Shuttered Gasoline Can Factory, the Two Sides of Product Liability - The New York Times

 

cases up 40% in ma today, 7 deaths and 750 in the hospital. we are not going in the right direction

 

can't fix the past, but we could be doing more about the future

 

unfortunately, humans are more reactive than proactive. still carrying too many caveman gene.

no, not geiko

 

Maybe start by resuming what we were doing a half decade ago?

Or is that too political?

 

what were we doing in 2017? we can take it to the coronavirus thread in fhopol if necessary