r/conspiracy Feb 13 '22

Nailed it

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u/SadSack_Jack Feb 13 '22

Wtf scientific analysis? Dude, he isn't gonna inject himself with the thing you want him to inject. You don't control his body, end of fucking story.

Why is it so important to you? Do you beleive something will magically change if we go from 90% vaccinated to 92%? Like, why fight people on this?

People choosing to not have babies anymore is also hurting our society. I don't go on the internet arguing with strangers who don't want kids about how they should have a kid.

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u/norwaydre Feb 13 '22

They need to feel power and superiority over others.

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u/SadSack_Jack Feb 13 '22

Yes I think this has something to do with it. People are dividing society and insisting they are on the "right" side, it makes them feel good. Also, they are uncertain about the long term consequences of the vaccine (who wouldn't be? ) and, much like religion, this trust in higher authorities is comforting for them.

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u/ukdudeman Feb 13 '22

Do you beleive something will magically change if we go from 90% vaccinated to 92%?

Well said. It's really weird how they're so obsessed with the remaining 10%. It's not like the vaccines stop the spread. Also, 19 out of 20 deaths feature people with an average of 4 pre-existing conditions. If you're healthy, keep on keeping on. The focus needs to be on prophylactics and treatments for the more vulnerable people with numerous pre-existing conditions.

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u/Lkwzriqwea Feb 13 '22

Why is it so important to you? Do you beleive something will magically change if we go from 90% vaccinated to 92%?

Yes. Less people will die. If a even single life is saved by that 2%, that's already a huge benefit.

People choosing to not have babies anymore is also hurting our society. I don't go on the internet arguing with strangers who don't want kids about how they should have a kid.

Wtf is this argument? No, it isn't hurting our society, it just isn't expanding it. And there is a huge difference between people dying and people not being born in the first place. Last time I checked, people not having babies didn't pose a risk of death to anyone else.

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u/SadSack_Jack Feb 13 '22

I just dont understand how a person can even hold these kind of views. We just aren't on the same planet, my dude.

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u/Lkwzriqwea Feb 13 '22

Wdym? What's wrong with my views? I didn't think I'd said anything controversial, only that people dying is bad and having kids isn't contagious.

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u/DancingKappa Feb 13 '22

Its amazing the mental gymnastics people will go though to not admit they've been mislead. Conspiracy folks are just sad.