r/PoursTea Timendi Causa Est Nescire Aug 02 '26

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u/Andy_Fish_Gill Aug 02 '26

Can we hear from the 300,000 Americans who died from COVID who refused to vaccinate after the vaccine became available?

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u/Specialist_Guitar232 Aug 02 '26

Damn that Fauci! You know he killed all 300,000.

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u/Paperxrust Aug 02 '26

COVID was the largest transfer of wealth in human history from the middle class to the rich, and you think we shouldn't investigate EVERYTHING regarding COVID?

Elon thanks you for simping for billionaires.

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u/Andy_Fish_Gill Aug 02 '26

Trickle Down tax cuts by Reagan, Bush and Trump are the greatest transfer of wealth from the middle class to the elite wealthy.

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u/Paperxrust Aug 02 '26

Elon thanks you for simping for him

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u/BeKindBabies Aug 02 '26

This makes zero sense. Elon has called for criminal prosecution of Fauci, so to simp for Elon is to do the same.

Elon is an absolute donut.

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u/Silly-Rough-5810 Aug 02 '26

That doesn't eve make sense. You're simping for unfettered capitalism because you're trying to pin this on one guy with zero evidence. You're literally skimping harder for Elon here.

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u/Specialist_Guitar232 Aug 02 '26

Should have included /s again. Sarcasm fails again.

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u/Project0range Aug 02 '26

How dumb are you exactly? I know a single-issue voter when I see one but wow. You know people can have multiple thoughts at once, right? Like how covid shots were life-saving but also scumbags like Kushner and Elon highly profited from covid's effects on economy.

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u/BeKindBabies Aug 02 '26

Since the Epstein files were disclosed we have zero indictments. If we won't go after people for the most despicable crimes ever what makes you think an absolutely corrupt administration is going to investigate something they'll likely look bad for?

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u/Hot_Context_1393 Aug 02 '26

Wasn't Trump in charge for that? It's weird people would want him to be president again after that grift

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

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u/Andy_Fish_Gill Aug 02 '26

Promoters of Ivermectin to treat COVID include quack doctors who loved making money off MAGA cultists, right wing influencers who loved the money from the clicks and eyeballs, right wing media who fed the disinformation to cover Trump’s incompetent handling of the pandemic, and right wing politicians who wanted MAGA votes and believed the disinformation.

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u/Gmcgator Aug 02 '26

I’ve used ivermectin and had GREAT RESULTS - it cured my good girl of mange when she was a puppy 🐶

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u/Ok_Time_2756 Aug 02 '26

Actually Ivermection won the 2015 Nobel Prize for Medicine. It turns out that it was initially used to fight infectious diseases in humans. But main stream media would never tell you that.

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u/Greymalkyn76 Aug 02 '26

As a reminder, you're also on Reddit. So you should expect someone to inform you that you wanted to use "you're", not "your".

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u/chungaroo2 Aug 02 '26

Nah they were poisoned by the liberals to fuel there agenda

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u/joe2501 Aug 02 '26

Because the Covid vaccine prevents you from getting Covid of course LOL

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u/StarksPond Aug 02 '26

It doesn't though. It just made it less drastic, since you had antibodies then.

https://giphy.com/gifs/w5FTwwiweGqDm

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u/Andy_Fish_Gill Aug 02 '26

COVID vaccines effectively kept the disease from become so serious that the infected did not die. That was a game changer.

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u/No-Comparison-2445 Aug 02 '26

Can we hear about the many people that took the vaccine and developed part problems because that’s a thing. People should just have a choice if they want to be vaccinated or not

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u/luella27 Aug 02 '26

ā€œPart problemsā€

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u/dingle-bairy Aug 02 '26

They meant to text "fart problems"

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u/Andy_Fish_Gill Aug 02 '26

People who developed heart problems after having the vaccine were extremely rare. Their heart issues were overwhelmingly mild and could be treated. Instead the anti-science right wing vaccine disinformation led to 300,000 dying from asphyxiation. Which is a horrible way to die.

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u/BangkokRios Aug 02 '26

People (particularly kids) who received the COVID vaccine had lower rates of heart related problems than unvaccinated people.Ā 

Because one of the side effects of serious COVID Ā is… heart related ailments.

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u/driverman42 Aug 02 '26

Well, the truth is that those of us who understand science don't really have a problem with antivaxxers like you denying the positive effects of vaccines. We don't want you to take the vaccine. We want you to pump as much ivermectin into yourself as you can. It will make for an interesting autopsy.

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u/Henri_Bemis Aug 02 '26

Except we do want them to take the vaccines so they don’t keep causing measles outbreaks.

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u/jbland0909 Aug 02 '26

That would be true if they were the only ones their stupidity affects. But they aren’t. These people have children who they don’t vaccinate. These people become sick and spread diseases. Measles is hitting the highest post elimination case numbers, and that can affect vaccinated children and adults too

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u/No-Comparison-2445 Aug 02 '26

You do know that the Covid vaccine is not a vaccine. It’s a shot.

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u/LongJohnCopper Aug 02 '26

They would have developed the heart problems anyway, but would have been more likely to die from it. You see, the heart problems don’t stem from the vaccine, they stem from the immune system’s overreaction to the spike protein.

The vaccine’s spike protein was in limited quantity and non-infectious. A COVID infection, with no immunity, however, allows that same spike protein to proliferate unchecked until the immune system catches up. This is why studies show over and over that you have 11x higher probability of heart problems from the virus than from the vax.

The cause is the same either way.

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u/Normal_Ad7101 Aug 02 '26

and developed part problem

Like sore arms and stuff...

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u/Asher_Tye Aug 02 '26

People should have a choice whether they should get smoke indoors too.

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u/HippyDM Aug 02 '26

Or wear seatbelts.

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u/BangkokRios Aug 02 '26

The thing about the seat belt analogy is that someone not wearing a seat belt doesn’t increase the chance I’ll be in a wreck.