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Just thought I'd start a new thread for newbies to the site! If you're new here, tell us who you are, where you're from and what you ride!!! Lets get to know each other a little better shall we? I'm not new to the site, obviously, but... I'm Kristin from Denver!!! I ride a 2008 Yamaha Rhino. She's my muddy baby!!!!!! Several aftermarket parts on her. She's good to me! We try and ride every weekend. This weekend we're off to MOAB! :woot:

Quit??? You never started. Yawn. Let me know if you find evidence to refute anything said. Ridicule and mud-slinging is only evidence that you have no ammo. Btw yes it is amazing that mainstream doctors and scientific community endorsed and prescribed so many drugs that ended up in class action lawsuits. https://www.thejusticelawyer.com/class-action-lawsuits/dangerous-drugs-medical-devices-list/ It is amazing that mainstream doctors are the 3rd leading cause of death in the US, according to the most respected medical journal on the planet https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/media/releases/study_suggests_medical_errors_now_third_leading_cause_of_death_in_the_us But you keep having blind faith in them. Just remember not to sue.

Check out this cherry-picked baloney: April through mid-July. June and July saw very few covid cases so it's essentially a study of April and May when very few were vaccinated. And they consider themselves scientists?!? It takes 2 seconds to debunk. The purpose of the vaccine propaganda is to eliminate the unvaccinated control group just like they did in the efficacy study so that there is no way to compare one group to the other. If ADE arises there will be no way to blame the vaccine because there will be no unvaccinated to compare to.

Hallstead Fire company ATV Poker Run, October 10th, 2021

The problem with coronavirus vaccines has always been that they make the disease worse. That is well known. And now they're using mrna technology that was only used for cancer and hiv patients in the past, so we're venturing into uncharted territory on 2 fronts. No one can make any statements regarding safety before at least 2 years have passed. All anyone can do is guess. It's amazing that the FDA would approve a vaccine that is impossible to know whether it's safe. This is a good read: Is a Coronavirus Vaccine a Ticking Time Bomb? https://sciencewithdrdoug.com/2020/08/01/is-a-coronavirus-vaccine-a-ticking-time-bomb/ ADE has proven to be a serious challenge with coronavirus vaccines, and this is the primary reason many have failed in early in-vitro or animal trials. For example, rhesus macaques who were vaccinated with the Spike protein of the SARS-CoV virus demonstrated severe acute lung injury when challenged with SARS-CoV, while monkeys who were not vaccinated did not. Similarly, mice who were immunized with one of four different SARS-CoV vaccines showed histopathological changes in the lungs with eosinophil infiltration after being challenged with SARS-CoV virus. This did not occur in the controls that had not been vaccinated. A similar problem occurred in the development of a vaccine for FIPV, which is a feline coronavirus. For a vaccine to work, vaccine developers will need to find a way to circumvent the ADE problem. This will require a very novel solution, and it may not be achievable, or at the very least, predictable. In addition, the vaccine must not induce ADE in subsequent strains of SARS-CoV-2 that emerge over time, or to other endemic coronaviruses that circulate every year and cause the common cold. A major trigger for ADE is viral mutation. Changes to the amino acid sequence of the Spike Protein can cause antigenic drift. What this means is that an antibody that was once neutralizing can become a non-neutralizing antibody because the antigen has slightly changed. Therefore, mutations in the Spike protein that naturally occur with coronaviruses could presumably result in ADE. Since these future strains are not predictable, it is impossible to predict if ADE will become a problem at a future date. Read the rest of it. He also has some other good blog posts.