I keep seeing talk about the vaccine and Darwin

[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

I think you guys are right, but not sure you understand that the people that took the vaccine are likely the ones in trouble.

The long-term affects of not taking the vaccine are known.

If you don't get covid, 100% chance of survival and nothing changes about your health.

If you do get covid without having the vaccine, you have a 99% chance of surviving. And that number will only go up over time.


The long-term affects of taking the vaccine are unknown. We've already seen the short-term affects, it's the deadliest vaccine in the history of medicine.

I'm not sure you guys (talking mostly to the goobs that claim to be doctors) understand how the FDA approval process goes. Basically, they have a vaccine candidate, they test it on lab rats, if enough of them live, it goes onto clinical trials with humans.

Since these vaccines are EUA, we effectively skipped the lab rat portion and went straight to human trials.

So basically, the same posters saying that anyone who didn't get the vaccine is likely gonna die and deserves to (Darwin), are the lab rats. And they volunteered to be the lab rats.

Based on the number of deaths (the lab rats now claim there are no deaths, what a coincidence), then it seems these vaccines would have never gotten approval.

So to anyone that wrestled with the choice between taking a risky vaccine or not and risking your health, I get it. Tough decision and I would never fault you for doing so.

To those of you that rolled up your sleeves no questions asked, and who now think anyone who didn't is a moron that deserves to die....that house you are living in is made of glass.

But I will pray for your health, not that something happens to you so I can be 'right' about the vaccine.

Goodness.

 

[NavigatorII]

It's a choice. I decided to not be a lab rat. Will I take the vaccine years down the road when more is known about risk? Maybe, maybe not. And no, I'm not "taking one for the team", just for the sake of having done so.

 

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[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

It's seriously creepy how the dems and medical (some) community are pushing this vaccine, and lying about its efficiency, and how risky it is.

What do they have to gain? Because they are clearly gaining something from this. Sheep never think to ask...

 

[BCSpell]

It's seriously creepy how the dems and medical (some) community are pushing this vaccine, and lying about its efficiency, and how risky it is.

What do they have to gain? Because they are clearly gaining something from this. Sheep never think to ask...

Oh, you weren't on the Memo, all top officials of the Biden Admin were give 1000 shares in each of the big pharma companies.

 

[fatman76]

It's a choice. I decided to not be a lab rat. Will I take the vaccine years down the road when more is known about risk? Maybe, maybe not. And no, I'm not "taking one for the team", just for the sake of having done so.

I take vaccines and I vaccinate my kids.

When I'm convinced it's safe I'll take it. I occasionally take flu shots and the flu is in a similar risk category.

This isn't complicated.

 

[NavigatorII]

I take vaccines and I vaccinate my kids.

When I'm convinced it's safe I'll take it. I occasionally take flu shots and the flu is in a similar risk category.

This isn't complicated.

I haven't had a flu shot in 30 years. I don't see the point, there are so many strains who is to say if I'm not wasting my time anyway? And I haven't had the flu since the mid 90's, and then only once. When I hit 30, I stopped catching it. Go figure.