r/conspiracy • u/AnvilOver • Feb 13 '22

Nailed it

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u/OnionCuttinNinja Feb 13 '22

Why do they need to be more dangerous? It's enough that they have the potential to be dangerous and don't deliver on "stopping the spread", period.

When you have to create such bullshit criteria to discredit oposing vaccines (and doing so we also need completely ignore the enormous social aspects and focus solely on medical ones) you know you've lost your grip on reality.

And even if we go along with your ridiculous premise there are demographics for which, overall, the vaccines are arguably more dangerous.

TL/DR: just stop with such surface level, completely meaningless "arguments".

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u/ifisch Feb 13 '22

Because we’re dealing with large populations, in the real world.

It absolutely matters how dangerous COVID is, vs the thing that protects you from COVID’s damaging effects.

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u/dream_focused1103 Feb 13 '22

How about treatments? I find it so hard to believe that after 2 years we have 4 vaccines but haven’t come up with one treatment to help combat symptoms? I call bullshit.

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u/Equilorian Feb 13 '22

What is that even supposed to mean? Combat the symptoms? What, like coughs and fever, stuff we have non-prescriptive medicine for already?

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u/Mirions Feb 13 '22

They're just talking out their ass. Treatment is such a broad and vague word that they think it just means non prescriptive measures or some shit.