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Flying Squid@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 8 months ago

Trump suggests if he loses election, Jewish Americans would 'have a lot to do with that'

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Trump suggests if he loses election, Jewish Americans would 'have a lot to do with that'

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Flying Squid@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 8 months ago
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Former President Donald Trump told a Jewish group on Thursday that Israel will be "wiped off the face of the Earth" if he doesn't win in November.
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    He’s shingles.

    Yeah, the US had the disease pretty bad when it was young. And, it’s laid dormant in the nervous system for years. Some stress and poor health habits have allowed it to rise to the surface.

    It won’t ever go away entirely but better habits and self-care can keep it away indefinitely.

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      better habits and self-care can keep it away indefinitely.

      Caveat: you can’t blame people who get shingles for being sick.

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        Stress is often a trigger for instance, that’s usually caused by other people.

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        I mean, aren’t there vaccines now…?

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          Yes, but they are far from 100% effective.

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            Ah, OK. I thought at least when innoculated as a child they were extremely (99.9+%) effective, and assumed it was similar as an adult.

            Looking it up, I see I was wrong. It’s pretty good, but WAY lower than I thought.

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      That’s it, with the caveat that people usually don’t die of shingles.

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        Not usually. But, untreated shingles can lead to complications that can kill you (infections, stroke, meningitis, encephalitis, etc.).

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          Yeah that’s what we got, post-civil war shingles.

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