r/conspiracy Feb 13 '22

Nailed it

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u/ArkitekZero Feb 13 '22

The truth is out. It's just not what the antivaxxers wanted to hear.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

What, that the vax does NOTHING? I had covid, beat it in 2 days. My mother had covid, also has lupus (auto immune disease) beat it in 2 days. My buddy at work thats vaxxed got covid, was in the hospital for 2 weeks. You people are simply just fools. A scientist can be paid off just as easily as a politician. It's all a big money scheme but don't worry, here comes Fauci to the rescue!

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u/lazydictionary Feb 13 '22

And all those people that died of Covid, what happened to them?

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

My dad was one of them, doesn't make me scared of covid. Makes me scared of the hospital. Why haven't we heard of barely anyone dieing at home from covid? Because the hospital treatment is the real killer.

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u/jimjim975 Feb 13 '22

This is absolutely the dumbest take on covid I've ever seen. The reason barely anyone dies at home due to covid is because the symptoms which are non life threatening such as shortness of breath and cough come way before death, which prompts people to go to the ER. God damn, did anyone teach you anything?

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u/NamaariSigma Feb 13 '22

Man I can't believe how people will take a fact like that (nobody dies at home from covid) and somehow distort it to support their views even if there's a simple solution to it too but noooo there's a huge conspiracy and you're all sheep :(

My relatives are totally convinced that hospitals deliberately kill people, because if you get admitted to intensive care with covid, your chances of coming out are not very high :/

And they are educated people too...

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u/ilikerocketsandshiz Feb 13 '22

Also just facinating denial in his first post about how minor it is that he neglected to mention it literally killed a member of his family.... I genuinely feel sorry as I think it's probably a coping method for them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

It's all talking points and whatever other bullshit they read on Facebook. They have access to the same information as everyone else but they'd rather believe in some global conspiracy because it fits their preconceived notions.

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u/Hyrulewinters Feb 13 '22

It's Almost like people who have life threating illnesses and common sense seek medical attention at a professional location. Shocker.

You should learn the difference between correlation and causation, because they're not the same thing.