Is he really going with the “vaccine bad” argument after millions of people died from covid?
done…you all have fun with this one lmao
and Ill take GOVERNMENT links I posted from HARVARD related studies over some joke third party nothing any day
thread /muted
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Well, I may not be a biologist, chemist or anatomy specialist, but after 2 years and not seeing cadavers lined up in the street after the fear campaigns being ran into the ground, my eyes don’t deceive me. As Peppy the Hare told me once in Starfox 64, trust your instincts.
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Why do y’all always gobble up that troll bait?
Do you really think this is the place to argue about COVID vaccines?
That’s what Twitter is for!
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Well, now they can actually have a debate since, you know…
You seem to trust the government and harvard but only when their findings confirm your beliefs. Is that about right? Is that what you’re saying about me, too? If so, that’s funny.
Here’s another one from Harvard. “Vaccines continue to significantly reduce the chance of severe symptoms, hospitalization, and death.”
https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/covid-19-vaccines
We could go back and forth exchanging studies by people we don’t know making claims about people they don’t know, or you can just talk to your doctor who knows you and cares about you.
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You’re totally right, no one actually died from COVID, no one lost friends and family and loved ones. We all just imagined it and it never happened.
I really wish you were right.
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I have had it three times. The first was before a vax was invented and it was the mildest. Since I have been vaxed and boosted every time I get it, it gets worse. The last time was the worst and occurred about a month after my booster. It almost put me in the hospital. This whole thing is unpredictable.
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I’m not saying it didn’t have an impact. Just not as severe as they led on. Amazingly, all the flu, pneumonia and other breathing related illnesses decreased dramatically during the 2 year run. I mean, just putting 2 and 2 together.
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Because half the population avoided others and wore masks. Also remember the whole “lets shut down schools” thing? Now look at the kids with rsv, covid, and the flu. If only you could do basic math that 2 and 2 might equal 4 instead of 22.
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All I’ll say is I wish we lived in the world you described and it wasn’t as severe as like you say. I wish that was the case now and children’s hospitals weren’t full and people weren’t losing their babies.
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I’ve had covid once and I’m not vaccinated. Was just a sort of mild flu.
shrug
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We will probably never be rid of it entirely, but science and medicine has definitely come a long way in 2 years. Hopefully the treatments will only improve from here. I’ve had it twice myself, and yeah it’s not fun. I also live what I would consider a hermit-like lifestyle. One way or another, it will find you.
Godspeed to those who are sick. However, I am not going to kneel down to the trust the science cult, who threw many individuals under the bus for their agenda.
Oh look it’s the same parroted political talking points as usual. From the same people. What a surprise!
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Hope you get better soon!
I was alive for the swine flu… that was considerably much more deadly. If we had reacted to Covid smartly… protected the Elderly ( lol Me) and the immune depressed… and let everyone else live their lives… we would be over with this crap. But NO we are lead by bunch of babies who die with a skinned knee. End semi- political rant. Back to playing WOW,
Yeah, a little tired of the whataboutisms myself. Take care. I’m done arguing. We all made our choice.
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That would be nice. In America, there are 1.1 million deaths reported from Covid. I know two of them. If people just thought about the pain they feel from one person they love dying, and the pain of everyone who loved that person, they can multiply that pain by a thousand and then multiply it by a thousand again and that’s even less than the hurt felt by America right now.
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