ButtersSuki wrote: » That rabble rousing, sh*t stirring, racist, race baiter should not be given any sort of public platform to spew her hate speech from. A truly disgusting and nasty person who is using her toxic hatred to fund her lifestyle, and to boost her profile and career. I can tell you direct from the horse’s mouth that she is not very popular amongst her academic peers in UCD for her behaviour, but alas, most seem afraid to call her out on her rhetoric for fear they’ll be labeled racist by her - which of course they will as it’s her refuge from any sort of criticism.
Robert McGrath wrote: » Em, where’s your evidence that the usual safety protocols and standard trials weren’t carried out here? The problem with people “just asking questions” about science is that sometimes they’re not interested in the answers - they’re going to keep “just asking questions”
generalgerry wrote: » The burden of proof on any product, whether pharma or non pharma, is that it is safe - not that you assume it is safe until proven otherwise. The gold standard test is that you have a placebo group that don't get the vaccine and a group that do get the vaccine and you test it over a period of time. This has not been done in this case.
generalgerry wrote: » But if you're taking the argument of people asking questions being opposed to science - science would suggest that the vaccines be tested over longer periods of times not rushed, science would suggest there be a double blind test between groups of people who have vaccines and those who don't. And even the best science companies have to be liable for the commercial products they produce.
Dan Jaman wrote: » I did wonder how the normal two, three or four year timescale that a vaccine would go through was being short-circuited. I heard from a Pfizer person that the 'rush' wasn't actually hurried in any clinical or methodical way, it was just that the normal fallow periods where results come in, get analysed then lie on someone's desk for weeks or months were cut out, so straight on to the next step. Seemed to make sense to me. I'll have a vaccine. In fact, I think I'll have two, just for the hell of it.
Johnthemanager wrote: » Also, wasn't it a vaccine that was used for something else, that was slightly modified to treat Covid? Which if true most of the testing would have been done, or did I imagine all of that?
ShamNNspace wrote: » Lets see who Brendan has on... The happy pear.. Goodbye
Joe_ Public wrote: » Had never heard of those guys before, assumed they were being introduced as the "happy pair" and then host compounded my initial confusion by asking questions like, "are ye together there in the one place....whats yere arrangements etc". Took me a while to figure it out.
elperello wrote: » What did these Happy Pear guys do wrong?
pc7 wrote: » Naked morning swims on Instagram, meat bad, drink bad. Honestly too pure, chipper and wholesome. Would rather see them have a burger, few beers and chill out.
HeidiHeidi wrote: » Their lifestyle wouldn't be for me, but they always struck me as a nice, cheerful pair of fellas. Don't get the hate for them at all tbh.