BC's Health Officer laying down the truth sauce: unvax'd healthcare professional best GTFO!

Nov 2, 2021 8:08 PM

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Sauce:

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CVwFrt6DEn2/?utm_medium=copy_link&fbclid=IwAR3xDE10Wjb5K8rka6D1GVLfXOMw4uHzX__-YisynUaSkXXdE0I51EoHdS8

Finally, somebody of consequence said it.

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Say it with me: 'Vaccinations? are? Bona Fide ? Occupational? Requirements!???’ #NoJabNoJob

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I echo the sentiment, but the clapping hands thing needs to end

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I was going to post this, I watched it this morning and LOVED it

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Props to Dr.Bonnie Henry. Shes has been doing great so far.

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Fellow BC’er here and this is my jam

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Poco here heyyoooo

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Wow. Didn't pull that punch.

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Good, wish the lazy DNC chairs would say this. Look it's a pandemic, if you are too stupid to get that AND YOU ARE in healthcare, you are>

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

a moron that should choose an easier profession. Maybe tin foil hat creator.

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

This isn't said enough. I'm furious at the media for crying about these idiots and not finding the people who rightly disdain them.

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Testify, sister.

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 1

I'm more tired of dealing with stupid fucking idiots this past year than actual COVID

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It was always going to be about the idiots.

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It feels like it's getting worse. In my area, I keep hearing more and more fall prey to misinformation. They're digging in their heels.

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Oh fuck. 100%!!

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Fire their asses and move on

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I'm going to stop saying it's selfishness, because that's not exactly right. It's callousness. It's callous disregard for patient health.

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Agreed. Bad employee not working here anymore.

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I go to the same licquor store as Dr. Henry

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Hi Frank.

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She doesn't look like a Frank?

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Hey what if she'd said that before the third wave eh? The first wave response was excellent, everything since then has been "CAN YOU PLEASE"

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cases spiking from 200 to 500 to 900? Fuck it, no need to reimpose any measures.

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Agreed. I think someone told her to be nicer, and now she gets to say "Look how that turned out, genius!" back.

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If you say "I told you so" after people died, instead of going "I will quit if you don't act" before they die, you're the bad guy.

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A different bad guy, but still a bad guy.

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BC has seen 204,914 cases, 11,338 Hospitalisations and 2,156 deaths with a pop of 5 million.

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In BC, 8,263,575 vaccine doses have been administered. 90.0% of eligible people have had one dose and 85.4% two.

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Despite that, BC is averaging around 600 new cases per day.

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My niece got let go from her job because she refuses to vax for some stupid reason even she can’t properly explain. She’s in her mid 30s.//

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

She should learn why. And 'why' was 'facebook' and idiocy. I'm sorry for your sibling to have such a problematic child.

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I have zero sympathy.

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I’m pretty sure her name isn’t Frank ?

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Wow...internet, research scholarly research articles?? Why are you still a dumbass?

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Surely you cant be serious

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Vaccines only protect those vaccinated -vaccinated/unvaccinated can still spread the virus - so move on already.

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Why would you choose to be that stupid?

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That is not at all true. Everyone vaccinated has a greatly decreased chance of developing disease while the vaccine is effective, meaning...

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.. a greatly reduced chance of contributing to the mutation of a resistant strain.

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But couldn't a vaccinated person still pass on covid to other people? So who are they protecting by not being vaccinated? Themselves?

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Yes, it's possible. But the chance of a vaxxed individual contracting COVID and thus being infectious are far smaller than the chance (1)

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of an un-vaxxed individual being infectious. It makes sense for everyone that can be to be vaxxed. (2)

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Yup. We also have vaccine passports no exemptions in order to use any non essential services and masks are still mandatory. Even with our>>>

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Vaxx rates at 89/85% partial and fully vaxxed we're still having some issues

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Just stay out of the hospital Einstein

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I'm double vaccinated so I can go where I please me bucko

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I'm triple vaccinated

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Thats it isn't it. You got it because you want to be the goodest boy ever. They could tell you to have a 4th or 5th & you would question it.

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Hell yes!! Have a spiffy day!!

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I think at this point it is commonly accepted that this first generation of vaccines are not as amazing as we would've hoped. They are great

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but they are not amazing and certainly not perfect. However, provided the person's immunity does not wane too badly, then it should keep

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the person from being hospitalized. This is important since our medical resources are limited. So even if there is transmissibility, at

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this time it seems like the goal is to have things be endemic, in which the bulk of people are asymptomatic so life can go on.

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Verrry rare. Especially if no symptoms.

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No vaccine is 100% effective. What they do is drastically reduce the chance of contracting the virus, and if you do get it, it won't have-

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such a powerful (and fatal) effect. So - in a population that is mostly vaccinated, 1. the virus has a much lower chance of transmission-

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2. if it does get transmitted to another vaxxed person, the recipient is unlikely to have a severe response. If it gets into an unvaxxed-

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population, oboy, it's a fresh banquet. Viruses mutate quickly, so they will do so in the unvaxxed population more quickly than the vaxxed-

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and a new vaccine may have to be developed, because the old one won't match the new virus. The beauty of the mRNA vaccine is that it's much-

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can? yes. 95% less likely? Also yes.

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That you can still die in a car crash with a seatbelt on doesn't mean we shouldn't wear seatbelts.

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The vaccinated are protecting the hospital's, by dramatically lessening their chances of ending up in one, especially ICU of they catch it

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But if theyre young and healthy (which is likely) they're statistically more likely to be poorly for a few days then totally fine.

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Each new case is a chance at mutation, and long covid doesn't only impact those with severe symptoms.

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Most long covid cases have been found to not be long covid at all by the way.

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In general for an individual you are right, but in a big population there are enough unvaxxed still getting I'll enough to fill out ICUs

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Well the hospitals didn't get overwhelmed when nobody was vaccinated. So why would they not that most the population is vaccinated?

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Well I think they did hit breaking point, which caused lockdowns, but Delta has fukd everything up. The #s could be insane without vax

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Might have been accurate in the beginning before the mutations but now the ages have lowered and elementary aged kids are dying. Also, the

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2 virus is leaving permanent damage on victims that could decrease life expectancy, quality of life, and start other illnesses. Your comment

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3 reminds me of that meme on changing bad habits for climate change, "what if we better the world and it ends up being a hoax".

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https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3949410

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So we should all support gov't-mandated third doses? Message received, thanks for passing that along.

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tldr version - boosters may be required. Why did you feel the need to post that here?

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because he looked for a mix of words that supported his point, ignoring the fact that he had to ignore a bunch of other words to come to>

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>that conclusion

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Posting a study with no comment is taken as anti covid vaccine. Perhaps you all are looking for opposition were there is none.

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I asked you specifically why you posted that before you got any downvotes. You failed to respond. Why not provide context / reasoning?

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I do not live on imgur. Regardless, it's a new study that I thought some might like to read. I didn't think one needs to provide reasoning

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To every post posted. You may have asked prior to the backlash to my link to a study, but why does it matter? It's a study. There is no bias

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That's most likely why you got downvotes. A link to a study unrelated to the post, with no additional clarification. It's pointless.

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(89% / 84%) of Canadians over age 12 are now (partially / fully) vaccinated against COVID.

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To be fair y'all had some real problems with officials saying AZ was dangerous, which probably didn't help.

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I had to double check Newfoundland is kicking ass at 96%/89% . I honestly thought we would have more hold outs. Next up the kids turn.

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Isn't there a ditch garden you should be tending to, Newfie?

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Quebec is now at 90%/87%. Whoop whoop!

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Holly poutine, that's very high !

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Dear Canadians, Could you just invade the US already? I know nowhere is perfect but we could use whatever help we can get.

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We did that once. You didn't take the hint.

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Only because you were too damned polite about it...

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We had one nice big bonfire but then got bored so went home

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That's fair we are always late to social gatherings...

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90%/85% of BC over 12 fully/partially vaccinated, 80%/76% of total population.

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BC may as well stand for Best Canada at this rate

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I dunno PEI is pretty delightful

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...well, the parts southwest of Hope, at least.

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yay, i made it!

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I have no idea if we're "the best" but we definitely have pockets of idiocy around the province.

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Manitoba is 78.6% / 74.5%

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86.9 and 83.8% according to this https://www.gov.mb.ca/covid19/vaccine/reports.html

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it was stuck at 2 doses 82% for a long while, think it slowly went up the last few weeks up to 83.8%

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See, I thought it was higher, then I spent so many seconds searching Google. And find those numbers.

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Think it's been up since the vaccinations started, province did a good job with having the info up. Updates daily.

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Also can zoom in on the map and see vaccination rates in different areas of the city

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If my math is correct, that's at least 89%/84% of Canadians that didn't vote for Trump.

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I'm gonna go with a bit higher ;)

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100% of canadians didn't vote for trump. We're not idiots!

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Dual citizens exist my friend

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The cult of Trump extends beyond borders and voting rights.

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My neighbor wears a Maga hat all the time...in Canada.. yes.. in 'Berta.. so ashamed I am

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Any dual citizen who supports Ford or Kenney would absolutely be Trump supporters

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Come on, you know he got some write-in votes in Alberta.

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I have two "friends" who are Trump loving idiots here in Quebec. One is fully into Qanon... Thanks Trump!!! It will come at no surprise >

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Mes sympathies

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Yeah, but are they vaccinated.

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No.

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Back in the spring i saw an anti-lockdown parade here in mtl with mutiple people waving trump 2020 flags. Who are these people?

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that they voted for the PPC (Maxime Bernier aka Qanon nutcase). This shit is sad!

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Hey, a vote for the PPC is a vote not cast for the Conservatives, so there's that.

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A silver lining I hadn't considered. In part because the possibility of the PPC actually getting elected somewhere seems terrifying

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