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Antivax quacks are continuing to make up fantastical biological mechanisms for COVID-19 vaccine “shedding”
(sciencebasedmedicine.org)
this post was submitted on 06 May 2024
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Weren’t the same antivax quacks claiming we’d all be dead from the vax within a year? Seems like they are very lacking in the critical thinking department
It's like those doomsday cults that have to change the date after each time the world doesn't end, first they said everyone would drop dead in weeks, then months, I think now they're claiming that it's a slow burner like smoking.
Well I'm dead as a whistle.
I'm dead inside, does that count?
As long as you don't open.
This Plopp wouldn’t “foom” if you put 40,000 volts through him!
A lot of people did die, we had athletes keeling over in record numbers "mysteriously."
These were young extremely healthy people mind you. I can only imagine what that experimental shit would do to my alcoholic, chain smoking not-quite-fat-but-close-enough middle aged ass.
Meanwhile, I got covid twice and it was no big deal so YMMV.
yes, young people die... but then, young people are always dying. . The amount of sudden cardiac death among athletes has gone down over the past 20 years.
So, if you had the shot, you would have been at a lower risk than if you didnt.
Wow, you were wrong as fuck there. You gonna be an adult and own up to it?
Wrong about what? I didn't get the experimental vaccine, got sick twice. Ooooohhhhh scary, like a bad cold lmao. Meanwhile at least 3 people in my circle got the vaccine and fucking died. And the ones that didn't die all got sicker than me. I'm fine with my decisions lol. Why the fuck do people trust any government these days?
I don't trust the government, but if I look something up and come to the same conclusions, so be it. I don't listen to the internet, or Joe Rogan style propagandists. I'm not gonna knee-jerk oppose something just because the government agrees. This is your, and people like you's, problem. You're so afraid your peers will perceive you as "trusting the (wrong) government" or going against your favorite propagandists that you will actively oppose your own best interest.
Those people? Albert Einstein.
Please clap.
It didn’t happen. (How does that feel?)
How many is "a lot" to you?