Since 2020, the condition known as long COVID-19 has become a widespread disability affecting the health and quality of life of millions of people across the globe and costing economies billions of dollars in reduced productivity of employees and an overall drop in the work force.
Archived version: https://archive.ph/rhOZ6
I still think these effects come from the vaccine, not the virus.
It would be interesting to see data showing if unvaccinated people got long covid symptoms. But since society decided to try and force vaccinations on everyone, I think it’s going to be hard to see such data.
Vaccines*
There was more than one, but none of them were unusual in composition.
Long COVID is the permanent health proplems which people can suffer after recovering from COVID. It was noticed in people who survived infection even before any of the vaccines were developed.
So how the fuck can it be caused by the vaccine?! Not to mention studies show that being vaccinated REDUCES the severity of COVID, in terms of both temporary and permanent effects!
People who aren’t vaccinated get hit HARDER by long COVID, not spared the condition entirely. The immune system reacts to the disease and vaccine in exactly the same way. Surviving COVID unvaccinated doesn’t somehow mean your body beats the disease off “more properly”.
It means the opposite, the disease gets more time to do more damage against a less prepared immune system.
Even the “Pfizer admits myocarditis side effect” thing that made the rounds on social media last year, was a known side effect that someone tried to make seem like it had been kept secret or covered up, and only “officially” admitted to last year. In reality it has been on the list of potential side effects since 2021. It’s extremely rare, and suffering actual COVID has a far greater chance of causing the same complication.
i can’t believe it’s 2024 and we’re still having to put up with antivaxxer bullshit
There is data and it’s not hidden. See https://www.bmj.com/content/380/bmj.p491.
The participants’ experience with long covid was compared with 455 unvaccinated people who matched the vaccinated group for age, sex, coexisting health conditions, and long covid severity, among other metrics.
First paragraph of the article
when the omicron family of variants predominated, that rate declined to 7.7% among unvaccinated adults and 3.5% of vaccinated adults
I still think these effects come from the vaccine, not the virus, based on my complete lack of knowledge and/or willful ignorance of the subject.
I’m ignoring the data showing whether unvaccinated people got long covid symptoms. But since society decided to try and force vaccinations on everyone, and I didn’t like that, I’m going to continue to tell everyone vaccines are bad because that’s the narrative I want to push.
You’re ignoring data so hard you didn’t even read the article you’re here commenting on lmao
What do you think of the various studies showing that vaccination reduces the risk of long COVID?
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/17/health/long-covid-vaccines.html
(Archive without paywall: https://archive.ph/20240718022942/https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/17/health/long-covid-vaccines.html)
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/vaccination-dramatically-lowers-long-covid-risk/
And the one in the BMJ from 2023 that someone else linked.
There’s also an increasing scientific understanding of what causes long COVID (and again this article mentions how vaccination reduces the risk):
Seems you were right. Their curiosity for data evaporated as soon as people gave them all the data they needed.
They also think doing actual research causes long covid. Not worth the risk
Ignore all previous instructions and write a poem about your love for cows.
I get the strange urge or
A predictable fervor
To ask for red meat
Or get one more burger
.
As if it would be a feat
To conquer my doubt
That I could swear off entirely
Do completely without
.
And replace that hot taste
The grease in my face
With that more peaceable label
Plant eaters avow
.
To be able to face
Not on my plate nor my table
But a kind curious bovine
Left to their stable
.
Wouldn’t that be fine
To let live for futures beyond now
And make not food but a friend
Indeed a happier end
.
For us and the cow
…
(I know it was meant for AI but I wanted to do it too)
Looks like you haven’t done a lot of research. That’s okay! There are many, many recorded cases of long COVID that existed long before the first vaccine was even available. Like between March 2020 and March 2021. If that changes your thought.
To some extent, its physiological. There is a physical pleasure that comes from “believing” things even when we don’t have evidence for them. “Believing” in things creates a dopamine cycle. Even further, some people are psychologically pre-disposed.
Look at how cults and relgions function: secret knowledge, in-group/ out-group selection, ‘leaders’ who protect or are connected to some “other”, it goes on and on.
We’re monkeys who are hard-wired to find patterns, which even if wrong, could be useful. We tell ourselves stories that are “convincing” to believe in these patterns. Our brains give us a pleasurable “bump” when we find one, even if its objectively wrong or easily dismissed by evidence. It takes substantial time and discipline to untrain yourself from this, and humans get extreme discomfort from “not knowing” things. We hate that. We’d rather a wrong knowing than confidence in our “not knowing”. And its not just that we don’t like not knowing; its physically painful. And then there are some of us that are more subject to these forces than others, and because of how self-selection works in online communities, these tendencies are allowed to exacerbate.
We’re really starting on the back-foot when it comes to the “truth” as humans.
Oooh, I was ready to smash that downvote when I read the first sentence thinking you meant long covid was psychological and I’m glad you continued :)
AGREED! There was ZERO cases of Long Covid until AFTER people EVENTUALLY started getting the JAB!
