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Some anecdote, the boyfriend of my half sister, cutted tie with his unvax sister and he's unwilling that I come trough his house because I'm unvaxed
Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big
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Ive kind of wondered the same thing.
If you wanted to nake a virus that only attacked americans...coronavirus seems to fit the bill.
1/3 of america is overwieght and obese. I do think its certainly suspect.
Its amazing how covid kills the obese, elderly and black people while leaving everyone else untouched. A virus that kills only certain people with comorbidities and vitamin d deficiencies. Its an amazing coincidence. Would the flu have killed these people just as efficiently? Not likely.
Maybe it was their way of saving social security because it would work great for that purpose aswell if they just let it rip.
If you wanted to nake a virus that only attacked americans...coronavirus seems to fit the bill.
1/3 of america is overwieght and obese. I do think its certainly suspect.
Its amazing how covid kills the obese, elderly and black people while leaving everyone else untouched. A virus that kills only certain people with comorbidities and vitamin d deficiencies. Its an amazing coincidence. Would the flu have killed these people just as efficiently? Not likely.
Maybe it was their way of saving social security because it would work great for that purpose aswell if they just let it rip.
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Blake Chortles
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Its damaged a lot of relationships i have. But no cut ties. I dont even talk about it except to my wife and parents.
Billy Beer
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I'm wondering if the vaccinations are having a 'seat-belt law' kind of effect?
People who are jabbed are taking less precautions and being more stupid, even those who are vulnerable. If covid is like the flu, a flu can and does kill people who are weak, old, or immuno-comprimised. I can imagine a scenario of "well, granny is jabbed, and I'm jabbed, let's go mingle with a shit load of people" even though they may not necessarily have done that in the past.
If true, the responsibility of the media and governments to offer clear messages has been tossed aside for political points. Telling people they will be safe, at best, or at worst 95% protected - when the relaity is more like 45% protected, may have led to a chunk of the population thinking they're invincible, and putting themselves and others in danger.
In 2018 you wouldn't take your elderly and vulnerable parents/grand-parents to a large gathering when a bad strain of flu was knocking about.
When front and rear seat belts became mandatory by law in the UK in the 80's, the whole country saw a big uptick in car accident related fatalities. Some pointed to the seat belt saying "it kills people!", when in reality, those who wore a seat belt believed they were invincible/less likely to be killed because they now wore a seat belt. That mentality meant drivers started taking more risks, thinking they were safer than before, which led to the rise in deaths
People who are jabbed are taking less precautions and being more stupid, even those who are vulnerable. If covid is like the flu, a flu can and does kill people who are weak, old, or immuno-comprimised. I can imagine a scenario of "well, granny is jabbed, and I'm jabbed, let's go mingle with a shit load of people" even though they may not necessarily have done that in the past.
If true, the responsibility of the media and governments to offer clear messages has been tossed aside for political points. Telling people they will be safe, at best, or at worst 95% protected - when the relaity is more like 45% protected, may have led to a chunk of the population thinking they're invincible, and putting themselves and others in danger.
In 2018 you wouldn't take your elderly and vulnerable parents/grand-parents to a large gathering when a bad strain of flu was knocking about.
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I've been going with "I'm not discussing it," same way they don't discuss their inflamed anal warts and wandering hernias that I've decided to assume they must be refusing to get treated.
Billy Beer
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Call for investigation of menstrual changes after Covid jabs
There is no evidence of any impact on fertility - but research will help to counter false claims.
www.bbc.co.uk
"Calls for investigation of mestrual changes after covid jabs" (interestingly they say jab, not vaccine)
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If your period is a month late and you're not pregnant something is very very wrong. So is bleeding so much you're electrolyte balance is off. It's crazy to me how many branch covidians are going "lul this is fine."
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This faggot referencing Dark Souls while being the equivalent of all the people who spent years absolutely convinced that taking the pendant starting gift had some kind of hidden effect is pretty funny to me. Probably leveled resistance to 40 as well.
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Because actually coming out and admitting "we were wrong" or "we were lied to and fell for it" is something they will never do. Never. Oh sure deep down they know it, of course, but they will literally go to their graves without admitting it; even when it long since stops mattering.
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Betting thats the reason even with blank check given to big pharma
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This shit blows my mind. Prior to 2020, any of these symptoms would make a GP concerned, yet alone a OBGYN. A woman's period is a measure of their overall health. If something is wrong, it may not even be purely hormonal. It could be effecting multiple systems. It's definitely fucked up that we are glossing over this.
Here's a great short video:
Edit: Remember the retarded, autistic, immunocompromised, brain damaged, crippled fat person I posted 2 weeks ago?
"IM NOT BEING AGRESSIVE UWU I JUST HAVE THE AUTISM"
>posts hand made angry signs (against company policy to do this in most corporate chains), tells customers to get out regularly
Alright buddy
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Human nature to double down when you've made a terrible choice.
By this point I know at least a dozen people who've had terrible side effects from the vaccines. Prolonged viral symptoms, swollen lymph nodes, chronic migraines. constantly being run down and yes irregular periods with horrible bleeding. Some of them will outright accept that it's the vaccine that's done this to them and there's even a couple who've said to me that they'd have been better off catching Covid. But none of them, not a single solitary one, will say they regret taking the jab. It's a cope for sure.
These have been the brand names for the vaccines since the beginning. Government and media deciding to use the names of the companies who produced them rather than the brand names was always a little weird.
Also can we stop with the 'safe and effective' at the end of every single fucking announcement and media release?
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Lina Colorado
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"Mandatory for all workers" ah shit, it's starting. Hope it's not gonna spread like wildfire.
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If only people have the balls to say "no" and just not work.
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What an asshole. Enjoy unemployment fuckwad.
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If only enough people, (and it would have to be a sizable number).
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3000 pages, 2 years, and almost at 6 gargillion coof ho ho holocaust style. A world of lockdowns leaking vaccines and passports, the madness never ends.
Blake Chortles
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They failed in the military. All members were to be a least one jab in by Set 15. On sept 14th, they delayed it to December for some for the rest “sometime in early 2022”.
If we call their bluff I think most will win. Although it is definitely a risk.
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