Covid booster cuts risk of infection by half

[Into the Night]

Name them, Sybil.

Others already did. RQAA

[Doc Dutch]

Yes you do.

Name one, Sybil.

Or are you just babbling again?

[Doc Dutch]

Nope. Three separate people, dude...in three separate States.
RQAA

Funny how you know exactly who they are, where they live and that you are comfortable to answer for them.

[Doc Dutch]

Others already did. RQAA

Never saw it. Please name them if you aren't lying.

[Into the Night]

Funny how you know exactly who they are, where they live and that you are comfortable to answer for them.

Why? They're my friends.
i guess that's a foreign concept for you.

[Into the Night]

Never saw it. Please name them if you aren't lying.

Lie. You even commented on it!

[Doc Dutch]

Why? They're my friends.
i guess that's a foreign concept for you.

Of course they are.

[Doc Dutch]

Lie. You even commented on it!

You don't know, do ya, Sybil? LOL

[Walt]

It is not 'too complex'.

It CAUSES Covid19.

It is not a vaccine.

A spike protein is one part of a Covid19 virus. It is much more complex to build the entire Covid19 virus. But even if you were correct, and it did give you the entire Covid19 virus somehow, that would make it a vaccine, not a treatment.

[Walt]

We know EXACTLY how Malaria was eradicated - DDT.

No, Malaria was eradicated in the USA before DDT, and has remained eradicated after DDT. DDT has never eradicated malaria anywhere. DDT is a small area killer of mosquitos, so cannot eradicate malaria.

Malaria was eradicated through water control. It is a solution that requires the government to control what happens on private property. There cannot be sitting puddles of water on private property at certain times of year. That requires regulations and inspectors.

The problem here is the alt right does not know how things work, and do not like how things work.

[Into the Night]

A spike protein is one part of a Covid19 virus. It is much more complex to build the entire Covid19 virus. But even if you were correct, and it did give you the entire Covid19 virus somehow, that would make it a vaccine, not a treatment.

Apparently you don't know what 'vaccine' means either. Too bad you never learned the language.

[Into the Night]

No, Malaria was eradicated in the USA before DDT, and has remained eradicated after DDT.

It was never eradicated. However, I will call this argument 1.

DDT has never eradicated malaria anywhere.

I will call this argument 2. You are now locked in another paradox.

DDT is very effective against areas with malaria problem, since it kills the mosquitoes that carry this disease. It can be used over a wide area, is cheap, and properly applied, is nontoxic to humans and animals.

DDT is a small area killer of mosquitos, so cannot eradicate malaria.

Argument 2.

Malaria was eradicated through water control.

Argument 1.

It is a solution that requires the government to control what happens on private property. There cannot be sitting puddles of water on private property at certain times of year. That requires regulations and inspectors.

Not possible.

The problem here is the alt right does not know how things work, and do not like how things work.

Hey...it's YOUR paradox. YOU are the one making it. You cannot argue both sides of a paradox. It's irrational.

[Walt]

It was never eradicated.

We used to expect 1% of cities like Washington or New Orleans to die every year from Malaria... When was the last time you heard of anyone even getting Malaria in the USA?

DDT is very effective against areas with malaria problem, since it kills the mosquitoes that carry this disease. It can be used over a wide area, is cheap, and properly applied, is nontoxic to humans and animals.

The lack of logic in your statement is amazing. If it is nontoxic to animals, how does it kill mosquitoes(an animal)? How were we able to defeat Malaria in the USA, before DDT? Why have we continued to defeat Malaria after DDT?

DDT is somewhat effective in small areas surrounded by Malaria mosquitoes, but only in reduction. You are not going to get the great results that you would get from water control. DDT will make things actually worse if sprayed over large areas, because it drives the mosquitos towards the humans.

[Into the Night]

We used to expect 1% of cities like Washington or New Orleans to die every year from Malaria... When was the last time you heard of anyone even getting Malaria in the USA?

About 2000 cases occur in the States each year. Source: CDC

The lack of logic in your statement is amazing. If it is nontoxic to animals, how does it kill mosquitoes(an animal)?

Divisional error fallacy.

How were we able to defeat Malaria in the USA, before DDT?

It has not been defeated.

Why have we continued to defeat Malaria after DDT?

It has not been defeated. DDT is still used in many parts of the world.

DDT is somewhat effective in small areas surrounded by Malaria mosquitoes, but only in reduction. You are not going to get the great results that you would get from water control. DDT will make things actually worse if sprayed over large areas, because it drives the mosquitos towards the humans.

It does not drive mosquitoes anywhere. Dead mosquitoes don't fly.

You are still locked in paradox. You cannot argue both sides of a paradox. It is irrational. The only way to clear a paradox is to choose ONE of the conflicting arguments and utterly discard the other.

[Walt]

About 2000 cases occur in the States each year. Source: CDC

Almost all those cases are people who get Malaria somewhere else, and return to the USA with it. Local transmission is rare, and a local outbreak has not happened in a while.

If Republicans get their way, we might be able to sustain local outbreaks again, but it is not happening right now.