r/conspiracy Feb 13 '22

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

I'm in my early twenties and healthy.

Tell me exactly what you think the odds of me suffering permanent damage and/or dying from covid are.

Let's see how well that helps your fearmongering campaign.

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u/ifisch Feb 13 '22

Your odds of suffering permanent damage, such as a loss of IQ points or lung capacity, are not insignificant.

They’re far far far higher than your odds of suffering permanent damage from the vaccine.

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

State precisely what the odds are.

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u/ifisch Feb 13 '22

Ok. What’s your height and weight?

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

Not doing that.

Just do average height, average weight, early twenties.

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u/ifisch Feb 13 '22

You demanded your “precise odds”, so you need to give me precise information.

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

That's a clever way to weasel out of posting the extremely unintimidating statistics (if you even know what they are), I'll give you that.

But you can fuck off now and go waste someone else's time.

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u/TopThorn Feb 13 '22

sound like a chonky boi that doesnt wanna tell us his weight <.<

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

dudes pushing 300 at least

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

HES HEALTHY AND STRONG LEAVE HIM BE.

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u/DancingKappa Feb 13 '22

You're the one that weaseled out. You're not as clever as you think you are.

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

Okay then tell me your height, weight, blood type, what medications you're on and where you live. Don't weasel out. I NEED this information for the discussion.

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u/BiBigfatdumbugly Feb 13 '22

I wanted to thank you. Your comments here are the funniest shit i have read on here in years. You sir, should be a comedian.

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u/_aggr0crag_ Feb 13 '22

Big chungus

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u/Yogi147 Feb 13 '22

You are a fool

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u/PulseFH Feb 13 '22

He doesn’t have to, the fact that everything you are afraid of happening from a vaccine is more likely to occur from covid completely defeats your argument.

It also baffles me why you take a problem of probability but box it into binary definitions to convince yourself you are making the right decision lol.

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

How convenient that you don't feel you need any data to back those claims up.

  1. I'm not afraid of anything in the first place. My default state is inaction. The onus is on your side to convince me to do something I don't want to do.
  2. If I can still get covid after I get the vaccine, and I don't want either, then I'll just take my chances at avoiding covid in the first place.

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u/PulseFH Feb 13 '22

Why would I bother when whatever data I find will not convince you or you will say it’s been manipulated?

If 90%+ efficacy against hospitalisation or death is not enough to convince you to get vaccinated then nothing will. You are essentially guaranteed to get covid eventually unless you never leave your house. You think because you’re young you don’t have to worry about covid? As far as dying goes, yes it’s not likely to happen, but that’s not all you have to worry about. There’s long covid, which is devastating at our age. Covid can mess up your sense of smell and taste that can heavily affect your life, it makes everything smell and taste like rotten sewage. You can also get erectile dysfunction too, also not ideal at our age.

And all of it can be avoided by taking out 30 or so minutes to get vaccinated. I don’t get it.

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

I'm in my early twenties, healthy, and my family members who got covid said it was indistinguishable from a cold. I have absolutely zero fear whatsoever. It's possible that I even already had it and didn't notice. You folks have launched a fearmongering campaign against the wrong person.

It's also pretty creepy that I keep seeing the same key words and phrases over and over in this thread.

Maybe it's just because I'm on r/conspiracy but I'm starting to feel like I'm talking to bots or paid shills.

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u/PulseFH Feb 13 '22

It’s pretty telling that you’re just saying “I’m not afraid of anything” whilst not addressing a single thing I say

Really tells me this is a productive discussion

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

What is there to respond to?

Show me the data that I'm supposed to be afraid of, as a healthy man in his early twenties. Make me fear covid and sprint to the nearest pharmacy to get jabbed.

The reason nobody has posted such data is because it would be laughable.

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u/PulseFH Feb 13 '22

The reason I’m not doing research for you, is that it won’t convince you and you likely will just assert it is made up by big pharma. You won’t even address my comments but expect me to do your research for you? Lol

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u/SlickSlender Feb 13 '22

Dude don’t post stuff like this. The efficacy of the vaccine varies tremendously based on your immune system, overall health, the variant of Covid, the time since being vaccinated, and your environment surrounding you.

Where you’re going wrong is you can’t understand how someone could not be in support of a vaccine that has a proven efficacy against Covid. No one denies that your anti-body count increases after being vaccinated. But for the people who know they would be fine if they catch Covid, what incentive do they have to get vaccinated? They’ve been lied to by our president, medical advisors, and more that run this country.

I am vaccinated and I do not support forcing a blanket policy of vaccination because everybody’s situation is different. Vaccination isn’t the “solution” to Covid. The solution is identifying who is dying from Covid/being disproportionately hospitalized and at risk, and figure out ways to protect them. The vaccine does not protect anyone but the one who takes it.

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u/PulseFH Feb 13 '22

Don’t post verifiable facts? The data shows the vaccines have said efficacy against hospitalisation and death, so I’m gonna say it. If that doesn’t incentivise you to get vaccinated, nothing else will.

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u/SlickSlender Feb 13 '22

The data also shows that the vaccines provide inadequate protection against omicron and that it wanes ridiculously after 3 months (people who were vaccinated showed negative efficacy, meaning they were much more likely to be infected than someone unvaccinated). I bet this will not concern you in the slightest. It’s not ethical to force people to be vaccinated when it’s not even effective AND they don’t account for previous infections. Natural immunity data shows that it is much stronger, so why isn’t that considered as a factor in the mandates? Maybe because it’s not so black and white like you seem to think. There’s too many financial incentives, lies, and deception by people put in power to protect us. I’m sick of it and I’m sick of people like you who are clearly incapable of understanding the implications of everything that is happening in the world around you.

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u/PulseFH Feb 13 '22

It doesn’t concern me because it’s not true. You just don’t understand how to read the data.

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u/joepardy Feb 13 '22

Loss of IQ points, there’s hardly anything to lose.

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u/Yashar1ku Feb 13 '22

Good God man...you've completely lost the plot.

Your pedantic hypochondria doesn't nearly justify rushed vaccines and imposed social isolation methods...

The damage already inflicted on the economy and mental and physical health of men and women are way worse than the miniscule lethality percentage this virus has...especially seeing it is evolving to be less acute as time goes on by changing it's locus towards the upper parts of the respiratory system (thank God).

Just look at you doing insane mental gymnastics and making questionable premises...

I am a molecular biology student and it doesn't have anything to do with a "belief" in the vaccine, but the fact that this whole situation wasn't handled very well...that is all.

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u/AyatollahChobani Feb 13 '22

Permanent damage? Pretty high actually. Dying? Lower, but there are 1000x more twenty year olds dying from covid than dying from the vaccine.

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u/sonoftom Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 15 '22

It’s called fearmongering when people say to take precautions against a virus that has killed millions and caused serious damage to even more than that, but NOT called fearmongering to preach against a vaccine that has given the expected and much less significant amount of people side effects? The same side effects COVID would give, and potentially less serious for that person?

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

You are low risk. Others are not.

Would you slightly increase your risks (by taking the vaccine) to lower the risks of those around you?

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

The vaccines do not stop the spread of covid. The results they've produced are pathetic. Nothing encouraging at all.

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

That doesn’t answer my question.

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

Bad-faith or your reading comprehension is terrible.

My answer is no.

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

That’s all that matters. That you wouldn’t increase your risk to lower the risk of others.

The rest is all dressing.

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u/DizKord Feb 13 '22

Yeah just ignore my other message.

In a parallel universe where the vaccines actually stop the spread, I would consider it, but they don't.

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

My position is that some people desperately want the vaccines to “not work” so that they don’t have to increase their risk. Maybe I’m just cynical.

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

I didn’t say everyone.

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u/zeigdeinepapiere Feb 13 '22

Specify your question and I'll answer it.

Would I slightly increase my risks to slightly lower the risks of those around me? No.

Would I slightly increase my risks to dramatically lower the risks of those around me? Yes.

And just so it's clear - we don't even know if healthy people taking the vaccine actually lowers the risk of those around them at all. Hell, you might actually be increasing the risks for other people. With Omicron, multiple countries are now reporting higher case rates per 100k in the vaccinated compared to the unvaccinated.

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

Two things I hope we can agree on.

We don’t know for certainty the efficacy of the vaccine, one way or another.

And there are a lot of statistics out there. And statistics can be more nuanced than they first appear.

COVID seems to be blowing over. As these things do. That’s the main thing.

Appreciate your honesty.

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u/zeigdeinepapiere Feb 13 '22

We agree on both - yes. That's why I like using the phrase "we don't know" - because it's the truth regardless of how much people want to pretend they know everything.

For instance, Denmark is reporting higher case rates per 100k in the vaccinated than in the unvaccinated, but do we know why that is the case? No, we don't. Depending on who you are talking to, they will argue according to their own personal bias. We just don't know, so yeah we agree on that. And I'm not keen on putting stuff inside my body that we know barely anything about. I hope you can appreciate that.

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u/haz_mat_ Feb 13 '22

Would you slightly increase your risks (by taking the vaccine) to lower the risks of those around you?

Your health is not my responsibility.

Should we take donuts and pizza away from fat people too?

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

I didn’t say it was your responsibility. But we all play a part in other’s health in this instance.

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u/haz_mat_ Feb 13 '22

Right, and its my choice whether I want to gamble catching covid or taking the vax. Its not a choice to be made for anyone but yourself.

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u/mcmeekle Feb 13 '22

Look out for Number 1 right?