@jj-adams saidBelgium becomes first country to introduce compulsory monkeypox quarantine: Anyone testing positive must isolate for 21 days as 14 countries now confirm outbreaks and doctors warn of 'significant rise' in UK cases
@Metal-Brain
Another gift from Africa.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10841885/Doctors-warn-significant-rise-UK-monkeypox-cases-surge-two-three-weeks.html
@earl-of-trumps saidRight. And therefore the Twitteratti have determined that shutting down life as usual is unrealistic and so other, less invasive measures ("education" is a big one) must be used instead.
I read this morning that England and the US have determined that several of the victims are gay men
How these people have learned to accept their own dissonance, as kind of an revolutionary characteristic for staying politically correct on social media, is impressive.
@sh76 saidlol, well, education won't do a damm thing. look at AIDS. But before we get carried away on this
Right. And therefore the Twitteratti have determined that shutting down life as usual is unrealistic and so other, less invasive measures ("education" is a big one) must be used instead.
How these people have learned to accept their own dissonance, as kind of an revolutionary characteristic for staying politically correct on social media, is impressive.
let's wait until it is officially announced that monkeypox is another disease that is transmitted via gay sex.
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This chestnut in particular
The answer isn't shut down all these parties, tell gay men to stop having sex at them or dancing in close proximity to each other. It won't work. It hasn't worked for HIV or other kinds of infectious disease outbreaks among gay men. 4/
https://twitter.com/gregggonsalves/status/1528446394821918721?s=20&t=rmMVlXoBIY0WjP4kQ81yuA
is from one of the most most avid and militant anti-return-to-normal-because-of-covid blue checkmarks.
@sh76 saidDo you think this monkeypox scare will turn out like the swine flu scare?
This chestnut in particularThe answer isn't shut down all these parties, tell gay men to stop having sex at them or dancing in close proximity to each other. It won't work. It hasn't worked for HIV or other kinds of infectious disease outbreaks among gay men. 4/
https://twitter.com/gregggonsalves/status/1528446394821918721?s=20&t=rmMVlXoBIY0WjP4kQ81yuA
...[text shortened]... from one of the most most avid and militant anti-return-to-normal-because-of-covid blue checkmarks.
Monkeypox is not supposed to be very contagious unless it mutated into a more contagious strain. Or was made more contagious in a lab.
How do you think this will turn out? Is it a dud scare like swine flu was?
@metal-brain saidI have absolutely no idea. Most experts thinks the smallpox vaccine should work against monkeypox, so it's hard to see how this can be a long term threat, but who knows?
Do you think this monkeypox scare will turn out like the swine flu scare?
Monkeypox is not supposed to be very contagious unless it mutated into a more contagious strain. Or was made more contagious in a lab.
How do you think this will turn out? Is it a dud scare like swine flu was?
But whatever happens, I am reasonably certain that closing schools and masking toddlers will not be the solution.
@earl-of-trumps said“Disproptionally affecting gay men…” is the term used.
I read this morning that England and the US have determined that several of the victims are gay men
There are about 80 reported cases. If more than 10 of them are in gay men, then that’s already disproprtionate.
However, gay men are more likely than heterosexual men to go get checked up if something is amiss.
Considering this is the first time monkeypox has seemingly spread without a direct connection to parts of Africa and that it’s hard to transmit, there is a high chance there’s been a central event that’s caused the spread. Something like a concert or something.
So, stop spreading your anti-gay BS. And wait for some proper research to be done.
@sh76 saidYou might find this of interest:
I have absolutely no idea. Most experts thinks the smallpox vaccine should work against monkeypox, so it's hard to see how this can be a long term threat, but who knows?
But whatever happens, I am reasonably certain that closing schools and masking toddlers will not be the solution.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1995820X22000414
And this:
https://www.westernjournal.com/docs-2021-intl-security-exercise-showed-monkeypox-bio-attack-may-15-2022/
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@metal-brain saidThere have been vaccines for this for a while now because it’s been sporadically appearing in parts of Africa, the one that seems to be appearing more than usual outside of Africa is the west African variant.
Line up for the new jab. They have vaccines for this too.
Biden ordered 13 million doses of Monkeypox vaccines.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/monkeypox-vaccines-us-new-york-case-b2083864.html
https://www.nj.com/healthfit/2022/05/does-the-smallpox-vaccine-prevent-monkeypox.html
https://www.cp24.com/news/canada-considering-smallpox-vaccine-fo ...[text shortened]... -1.5912782
Bill Gates must be psychic. He always predicts these things.....and profits from them.
From the link below:
"Smallpox vaccination ceased four decades ago when the disease was wiped out. Older generations who were vaccinated against smallpox are probably immune to monkeypox. Younger generations are not. Most at risk are those whose immune systems have been compromised by the mRNA vaccines."
https://www.globalresearch.ca/another-orchestrated-health-crisis-works/5781076
