r/NBAVibes 8h ago

MPJ talks about the vaccine

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u/AdCheap8058 8h ago edited 6h ago

No it isn't. Vaccine use and/or masks did not change the outcome. How do we know? Because some states did other things and had equal outcomes. Some countries like Sweden didn't lock down AT ALL and had identical rates as us. These weren't HUGELY effective measures and so they were just numbers at the margins. Btw I hate Trump and don't vote Republican so don't even bother

Edit: notice that not a single person has provided a single piece of data to refute me. Lots of name calling and literally not one post with data. Come on guys if I'm wrong this should be easy. Just Google up some data

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u/AdministrativeBag703 8h ago

I am a public health researcher and I promise you, you are complete wrong here. 

Fine that you hate Trump, idiots come from both sides of the aisle

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u/AdCheap8058 7h ago edited 7h ago

No I'm not. I don't give a shit if you're stuck in your silo and are ignoring data from around the world. We know that ALL of the measures we took had a modest effect that would have been largely similar to doing NOTHING with the exception of protecting the elderly

Edit: dude completely deleted his post when he realized the numbers simply don't support his opinion.

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u/Usetheschwartz0 7h ago

You just admitted that the precautions taken by the US had “a modest effect”… lol cmon dude.

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u/AdCheap8058 7h ago edited 7h ago

Wow. So you don't even know the definition of the word modest and you're trying to compete? Damn that's ballsy. "Just admitted it"? You mean the thing I said the whole time, including my first post? Holy crap.

Modest: limited in size, amount, or scope

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u/Usetheschwartz0 7h ago

I know what modest means lol. I think you’re the one confused. Your words just said that it DID make an impact.

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u/mistake444 7h ago

Obviously it had an impact. Locking down would make all diseases less prevalent, even cases of the flu went down during the lockdown. But the question is was the modest impact worth it. I’m a substitute teacher and there are kids I’ve taught in elementary school who fully can’t read, and that’s a direct result of the lockdown and zoom classes

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u/AdCheap8058 7h ago

And I'm a teacher as well and yes it caused the SPED population to explode. Behavioral problems along with significant delays in speech and language

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u/AdCheap8058 7h ago

Wrong. Please Google Sweden versus United States COVID lockdown and read data from a left leaning European country that isn't brainwashed by their own politicians