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[YourNameHere 10+ year member]

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

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That's a good plan.
Stay away from medical science, and the benefits thereof.
Keep the system uncluttered for the people who actually believe in it.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

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Looks like most would be in their 80's now.
80's and dead. Coincidence?

 

[djdilliodon!]

That's a good plan.
Stay away from medical science, and the benefits thereof.
Keep the system uncluttered for the people who actually believe in it.

Just wanna throw this out there. The people who are anti vax it’s not that they don’t believe In medical treatments like antibiotics, fungal treatments, surgeries etc. They just don’t believe in getting vaccines. Most of them feel they are a money maker more then they are an absolute requirement for one’s health. Like getting vaccinated for something that the risk of death is just not really there for the average person (covid, the flu, chickenpox etc).

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Just wanna throw this out there. The people who are anti vax it’s not that they don’t believe In medical treatments like antibiotics, fungal treatments, surgeries etc. They just don’t believe in getting vaccines. Most of them feel they are a money maker more then they are an absolute requirement for one’s health. Like getting vaccinated for something that the risk of death is just not really there for the average person (covid, the flu, chickenpox etc).

Except we’ve pretty much all been vaccinated multiple times, and we demand it of anyone coming into the country.

This particular vaccine (and the virus, mask, etc) somehow became heavily politicized instead of the focus being truly on what they were.
Literally a president playing tough guy and acting as if masks were for the weak, when he ends up almost dying from COVID, and infecting others himself.

People suddenly arguing against medical science and science in general when they are only armed with their personal beliefs, memes that they see, or what some other similarly-minded person has said.

For some reason they WILL accept that their doctors know how to diagnose, how to treat, how to prescribe, but have suddenly become experts and “know” that all of medical science got it wrong on this particular vaccine.

I’ll start the countdown to tweedledumb and tweedledumber saying I do t know anything and that Google tells me my answers, but the reality is that my answers come from all the experts out there. Knowledge is a collective thing.

The guy who rivets a girder may not know why the river is where it is, but he trusts the experts who designed the building to have put it in the right place.
I trust the medical community at large to know what they are doing, and will defer to then instead of just personally deciding they are wrong because I WANT them to be.

So far, every anti vax argument I have seen has not been an argument of science, but an argument of personal opinions and support of a narrative.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Covid is forever:

“There are reports circulating that colleges and offices are beginning to reinstate COVID mask mandates and contact tracing despite no new cases of the virus being reported.”

“The measures, which include social distancing, temperature checks and no large gatherings are to be in place for two weeks, it is claimed.”

“The mainstream media is on board with this imaginary “COVID resurgence””

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

[Eggs 5,000+ posts]

Probably more get the jab.

And many more establishments have followed

Lionsgate Reinstates Mask Mandate In Parts Of Santa Monica Office Following Covid Outbreak

EXCLUSIVE: Amid rising Covid cases in Los Angeles, Lionsgate has brought back the mask mandate for nearly half of the company’s employees at its flagship office at 2700 Colorado Ave. in Santa…

deadline.com

 

[djdilliodon!]

Except we’ve pretty much all been vaccinated multiple times, and we demand it of anyone coming into the country.

This particular vaccine (and the virus, mask, etc) somehow became heavily politicized instead of the focus being truly on what they were.
Literally a president playing tough guy and acting as if masks were for the weak, when he ends up almost dying from COVID, and infecting others himself.

People suddenly arguing against medical science and science in general when they are only armed with their personal beliefs, memes that they see, or what some other similarly-minded person has said.

For some reason they WILL accept that their doctors know how to diagnose, how to treat, how to prescribe, but have suddenly become experts and “know” that all of medical science got it wrong on this particular vaccine.

I’ll start the countdown to tweedledumb and tweedledumber saying I do t know anything and that Google tells me my answers, but the reality is that my answers come from all the experts out there. Knowledge is a collective thing.

The guy who rivets a girder may not know why the river is where it is, but he trusts the experts who designed the building to have put it in the right place.
I trust the medical community at large to know what they are doing, and will defer to then instead of just personally deciding they are wrong because I WANT them to be.

So far, every anti vax argument I have seen has not been an argument of science, but an argument of personal opinions and support of a narrative.

There are people who have never been vaccinated in their life. People born in the 1980’s and after there are some that never got vaccinated. As a child I had the bare minimum and then never got anymore vaccines after 1989 until I got the HPV vaccine in my early 20’s cause I was a paranoid horn dog . Those that have personal opinions on not to get vaccines it doesn’t bother me at all. Regardless if I think it’s stupid or not. I’m also not bothered about the people on any political side who lie to support their narrative. I think the people in this country are capable of knowing what is bs and what isn’t.

When it comes to the medical community, it isn’t always right and it’s definitely not always safe either. I think history has proven that with the amount of drugs pulled from the market and the amount of law suits that this country sees (15,000-18,000 annually). I think we forget sometimes it is all tied to money and anytime money is involved in many cases it’s the main driving factor. I understand those who don’t want to take vaccines as law doesn’t allow anyone to sue. I think all these points are enough for a person not to want to get them and I respect that. I also respect those who decide to get them as well. I most definitely don’t believe in the 5g thing and that stuff but I don’t even acknowledge it, I simply just ignore it.

 

[YourNameHere 10+ year member]

Lets rig another election with mail in ballots

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Lets rig another election with mail in ballots

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Like every previous election?

In 2016, there were more than there had been in the history of presidential elections.
So, Trump must have won due to mail-in voter fraud.
Right?

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Except we’ve pretty much all been vaccinated multiple times, and we demand it of anyone coming into the country.

This particular vaccine (and the virus, mask, etc) somehow became heavily politicized instead of the focus being truly on what they were.
Literally a president playing tough guy and acting as if masks were for the weak, when he ends up almost dying from COVID, and infecting others himself.

People suddenly arguing against medical science and science in general when they are only armed with their personal beliefs, memes that they see, or what some other similarly-minded person has said.

For some reason they WILL accept that their doctors know how to diagnose, how to treat, how to prescribe, but have suddenly become experts and “know” that all of medical science got it wrong on this particular vaccine.

I’ll start the countdown to tweedledumb and tweedledumber saying I do t know anything and that Google tells me my answers, but the reality is that my answers come from all the experts out there. Knowledge is a collective thing.

The guy who rivets a girder may not know why the river is where it is, but he trusts the experts who designed the building to have put it in the right place.
I trust the medical community at large to know what they are doing, and will defer to then instead of just personally deciding they are wrong because I WANT them to be.

So far, every anti vax argument I have seen has not been an argument of science, but an argument of personal opinions and support of a narrative.

You are one guy who really see's what he wants to see.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

You are one guy who really see's what he wants to see.

Go ahead and prove me wrong, instead of just CLAIMING I’m wrong.

Show us proof that school kids aren’t vaccinated.
Show us proof that immigrants aren’t vaccinated.
Show us proof military members aren’t vaccinated.
Show us proof hospital workers aren’t vaccinated.
Show us YOUR medical background that would suggest you know more about virology and immunology than the tens of thousands of professionals working in the field every day.
Show us the last time in history people fought against medical science and science in general because a president told them to.

All of those things will prove me wrong.
Go.

 

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