Everything you know about Covid is wrong
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Unseen 1 year, 6 months ago.
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Unless I grossly misunderstand the reasons Dr. Campbell has changed his mind (and also apologized for being a mask proponent till now), any difference a mask makes one way or the other would be within the margin for error anyway when it comes to virus-sized bugs, hardly worth the damage they have caused.
AND considering the damage, even if they do provide a tiny modicum of extra protection for most people (who, after all, use their masks imperfectly), was it worth the damage in terms of arrested or retarded social development of our children, the rancor and strife between rabid mask proponents and mask Karens, and the business lost to mostly small “mom and pop” businesses?
The bulk of your post is an ad hominem character assassination. You imply Dr. Makary unqualified to have an opinion on the matter because he’s a gastroenterologist. In fact, he “teaches public health policy as Professor of Surgery and Public Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.”
That he’s a sometime commentator on Fox is a smear. More ad hominem.
Furthermore, you imply that he thinks people should get Covid in order to gain natural immunity. The point actually is that people who had survived Covid were pressured and sometimes forced to get an unnecessary vaccination. If he says anywhere that people should get infected in order to get natural immunity, find it and present it.
The CDC, to give them the benefit of the doubt, may have made public health policy according to the best available information at the time combined with educated guesses. However, they almost never figured in the impact of masking, mandates, shut downs, etc., outside the medical arena, as if that didn’t matter.
As a result of following the CDC’s advice and guidelines, children’s education took a huge hit as did the many small businesses that folded over the last several years. Additionally, violence increased greatly with no other plausible explanation than how we responded to Covid.
One wonders if we, as a country, might have been better off had we had a much more open discussion of all of the medical and nonmedical considerations.
I wonder if you thought Dr. Makary was low-hanging fruit for you because you ignored the preceding two videos.
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This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Unseen.
His character needs to be assassinated. He asks, ‘do any of you personally know a child that had died?’ What kind epidemiologist would ask that of a panel? Idiotic band-standing.
He is selling a book, called ‘The Price We Pay-What Broke American Health Care and How To Fix It’. It is anti “Medicare For All”, pro free market. Of course, he goes on Fox. We all know how Fox is looking for the truth and wants to present all the opposing facts, right? So, he has politicized himself, has a monetary motive and uses hindsight to bash the CDC. He is useless to me.
Do you understand how easy it is to now say we were “overcautious” with our children? It is meaningless and damaging when the next emergency occurs. And of course, we have a huge block of anti-vaxers who resist administering even the standard inoculations to their children now. Great. It is a shame working epidemiologists don’t seem to appear on Fox often as commentators. Hmmm, but that really wouldn’t work at all, would it?
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