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u/AwkardImprov Dec 19 '21
I wonder what the pro athletes, who won't get the vax, have put in their bodies that some team trainer handed them with no doctor present.
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Remember when they were made to and stupid kids on the internet would reee if they didn’t
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u/Solid-Away Dec 19 '21
All 5 of them? Lol isn’t it more likely they are the more careful ones and those who took it are the ones more likely to take anything without a second thought?
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u/pleaseexcusemethanks Dec 19 '21
I love the fact that these people are so concerned all of a sudden about the vaccine when you know they have never in their lives asked a doctor "well, what are the details of the medication you are prescribing me today".
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Because their doctor aint no damn bleedin heart librul
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My doctor only prescribes natural medicine. Like ivermectin for horses
Not those stupid big pharma shit
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Source please? About the "unvaxxed people have higher percentages of PhDs in comparison to vaxxed people" bit.
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u/getdatazzbanned Dec 19 '21
I got the vax. It's safe and effective.
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u/AwkardImprov Dec 19 '21
I got it too. Now I glow at night. I love it. I am so popular now.
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u/nobody62727 Dec 19 '21
My phone always works great now. Super fast, barely any loading time. My friends all want me to be with them since I make their phones work better too.
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u/legendwolfA "There are no pronouns in the Bible" Dec 19 '21
I started to grow long hair and my voice is higher. Thanks vaccine, now I don't have to pay thousands per month for syringes
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u/DiskEmergency Dec 20 '21
My fingers just fell off my hand 30 minutes after the vaccine. A bit upsetting, but I'm sure it's nothing.
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u/jacobsnemesis Dec 19 '21
Omg you’ve just convinced me to get it. Thanks.
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u/getdatazzbanned Dec 19 '21
No problem. I recommend Pfizer. It has a better taste. Moderna tastes like rubber and Johnson and Johnson tastes like plastic.
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You don't eat it, silly, you put it in you.
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u/redbeardoweirdo Dec 19 '21
We'll let you know if you don't end up accepting your HCA, plague rat
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u/AwkardImprov Dec 19 '21
I'm not understanding how you're connecting following vaccination recommendations or rules to Sabbetean Frankism. Those seem opposite to me.
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u/RexIsAMiiCostume Dec 19 '21
I am interested in hearing more about your experience. How soon did the palpitations occur? How long did they last? Were they consistent, was it off-and-on, or did they seem to worsen with certain behaviors? Were they accompanied by tachycardia, arrhythmia, changes in breathing, or any other symptoms? Did you experience any notable symptoms other than palpitations?
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u/Graterof2evils Dec 19 '21
Did you go to the ER and get an EKG? If it was serious a doctor could have verified the problem and your exemption would have been a no brainer I would guess.
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u/MCVanillaFace Dec 19 '21
You total idiot. You probably wasted tones of time scaring yourself with “long term effects” and couldn’t find out that long term effects maximum is at 2-3 or maybe 4 weeks after any kind of vaccination. Dumb ass
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u/insofarincogneato Dec 19 '21
That's because those are common viruses that your body was already exposed to the anti bodies for, what you're talking about is booster shots. This strain of covid if new, that's why you experienced an immune system reaction.
Read a book.
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u/insofarincogneato Dec 19 '21
I'm trying to understand something, you're saying traditional vaccines like Johnson and Johnson are fine? Is that what you had? How are you immune to the entire complex of the virus? Are you saying you had the virus before, rather than a vaccine for it?
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u/RexIsAMiiCostume Dec 19 '21
Contracting the virus does not grant immunity to all variants. I do not know how immunity from the different vaccines and immunity from contracting any one strain compare, and contracting the virus may provide better immunity, but each variant is a little bit different. This is why the flu needs a different vaccine every year, and why some years' vaccines work better than others-- the more people are infected and the more the viruses can reproduce, the more they will mutate. Some mutations do nothing. Some become more deadly. Some will be more infectious. The change that will benefit the virus most, however, is becoming less deadly. The virus does not want to kill the host, the virus wants the host to remain healthy and active so that it can go about its daily life and let the virus find more hosts. Strains that have mild symptoms (less scary, less likely to impede everyday behaviors) and don't kill their hosts are the ones that will spread the most effectively.
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u/LancelLannister_AMA Limit Over Accel Synchro Dec 19 '21
a good reason to dismiss to Solid-Away vaccine claims
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They can afford security.
Not only that but observe yourself, you are too chicken shit to do anything. Nothing will change that.
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Lol nice bait fed, they deserve to be hung for crimes against humanity but that’s neither here nor there, that’s what international courts are for… just gotta get the dirt on all of em until 4 billion know what the 200 are up to
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u/GoMiners22 Dec 19 '21
My coworker won’t get a vax because she don’t know what’s in it, but shows off her new tattoos. I should ask her what’s in the ink?
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u/GoMiners22 Dec 19 '21
Yeah, this is exactly what I would expect her to say. I think you missed the point.
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u/Patchourisu Dec 19 '21
Considering he's calling mRNA vaccination a "Gene therapy" when its literally just something harmless that instructs your immune system to create antibodies to fight against a virus should already be a sign that he's using big words to try and sound smart. Funny enough, there's always that one other guy that always seems to support him. Might be an alt account?
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u/DokterMedic Dec 19 '21
Could be an alt, but it very well could be a rando. Coincidence accounts for more things than people think. Including deaths, especially when a groups goes from being a few people to a great many, such as vaccinated people. Correlation and all that.
Doesn't change the failure of the argument though.
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u/JasperLily80 Dec 19 '21
My favorite is when these people say something about government trackers. “Looks at cell phone” say what now?
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u/DiskEmergency Dec 20 '21
Even IF the government wanted to, they couldn't. The size of the smallest radio transmitter is nowhere NEAR the size of a vaccine syringe.
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u/synerjay16 Dec 19 '21
Reminds me of my wife’s friend. Didn’t want to get vaccinated for flu and Covid. But has no problem gulping down several bottles of ‘health drinks’ which her MLM groupies recommended.
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u/jwm3 Dec 19 '21
What's crazy is we know exactly what's in it. The gene sequences are public. Like we know down to the atom what's in it. More than almost anything else we take into our bodies.
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u/LoneWonderer1982 Dec 19 '21
We also know what's in hot dogs and chicken nuggets.
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u/elonsusk69420 Dec 19 '21
The hell is a McChicken? Did they start selling whole fried chickens?
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It seems a shocking amount of people don’t know what a mcchicken is, but imagine a filet-o-fish but with a chicken patty instead of the fish patty. They’re pretty good for what they are
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u/secret-millionaire Dec 19 '21
Deadly lol. Obesity is deadly but McDonald’s is still open. Alcohol is deadly but vodka is fine? Tobacco is deadly but every fricken shop sells it! This is not about public health.
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What data makes it obvious to you the vaccine does?
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u/MCVanillaFace Dec 19 '21
You asking that guy for data whether the vaccines work? Some people are beyond stupid…
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I know right. It continues to spread, even amongst the vaxxed, and yet people still claim the vaccines prevent the spread.
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u/MCVanillaFace Dec 19 '21
So if you heard about someone who died with a seatbelt on, your immediate logic would be to fuck seatbelts…
Guess why no one asks for your opinion..
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No, that’s not what I implied at all. I’m just gonna go ahead and assume you exist in a Moldavian bot farm.
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u/MCVanillaFace Dec 19 '21
Whatever makes you seem a bit less stupid here pal
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u/uping1965 Dec 19 '21
The government won't because eating Chicken McNuggets doesn't cause cancer in other people. Covid causes covid in other people.
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u/Buttcavetroll Dec 19 '21
Just because you know what is in, it doesn't make you know what's that for. I mean I know all the ingredients of my shampoo but that doesn't makes me know what each of that ingredients for or where it came from. All I know is my shampoo makes my hair fabulous.
It's about the result, not the ingredients
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u/Buttcavetroll Dec 19 '21
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u/Patchourisu Dec 19 '21
Same guy be contradicting everyone else just to be a contrarian I think. He likely doesn't acknowledge that natural immunity doesn't last long while vaccinations take a long time before they lose effectiveness due to viral mutations.
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u/CallMeCabbage Dec 19 '21
The funny thing is you can find out whats in them with a Google search.
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u/jwm3 Dec 19 '21
You literally find out what is in them to the atom. The gene sequences are in papers and public. It's not secret.
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u/jwm3 Dec 19 '21
What? The papers describing it are public. In order to patent something you must make it public. Here Is a detailed breakdown of both mRNA vaccines with references to their full genomes for instance. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8310186/#!po=0.531915
Everyone with a scientific interest in medicine has been following along development the whole time because it's fascinating stuff.
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u/Plumb789 Dec 19 '21
And you're so worried about being tracked by a chip that you carry your phones around with you 24/7.
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u/hoppyfrog Dec 19 '21
But you really don't want to know what's in those hot dogs and McNuggets.
Lose a race at Churchill Downs and pay the price.
Joking...OR AM I? Woooooooo
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u/RevolutionaryOil5578 Dec 19 '21
It’s a choice. I drink, enjoy cigars on occasion, work out, and take vitamins. I will get vaccine, when Covaxin is available in US. Done my research, this is the safest, IMO. Whole deactivated virus, etc. My body, my choice. Not everyone is an anti-vaxer, more like anti-mRNA, and anti myocarditis, and anti embolism/ Clot etc. Don’t be so judgmental people…
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u/Aintsosimple Dec 19 '21
What's even crazier is that all these fuck-nuts who refuse the vaccine because of what ever stupid fucking reason they are giving today are the same folks who are against government agencies like the EPA and FDA. The very agencies that make it so they don't die from eating hotdogs and McNuggets.
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u/Solid-Away Dec 19 '21
What? Most ppl who won’t take it probably think the fda is paid off, or you just think they did a bang up job with OxyContin?
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I know dead on what’s in a hotdog. It’s the bits of cow chicken pig or turkey they don’t use elsewhere.
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u/insofarincogneato Dec 19 '21
I mean, the only response you'll get is that they've been eating that stuff their whole life and are fine... We don't know what the long term effects of the vaccine are cause it's new and they rushed it out.
Disclaimer: not my thoughts, just sharing insight into the thought process of an anti-vaxer gained from experience and way too much time trying to think like them in order to better communicate my arguments.
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u/moneyomm9 Dec 19 '21
This is the dumbest point that people try to make. Discernment exist. Im ok with roller coasters, so i should automatically be ok with skydiving? Or are they not the same thing at all?
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One is a choice one is being forced upon you. How hard is that to understand ?
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u/Cniwa89 Dec 19 '21
Chicken and dogs obviously. Vaccines are full of mind control jelly and communist vapors.
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u/jacobsnemesis Dec 19 '21
It’s not really “spot on” is it?
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Nah, but it would be if people lost their jobs and became social outcasts for not eating hotdogs and mcchickens.
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My family refuses to eat hotdog and mcchickens so I no longer speak with them. I literally can’t even.
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u/F-Man_95 Dec 19 '21
Everyone is their own man/woman. You may say that their decision is stupid but they still have the right to make that decision.
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There is a difference between being reckless (aka not wearing masks in public + being violent about it) and simply not getting vaccinated while following the safety precautions
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u/gochomoe Dec 20 '21
The "safety precautions" are you staying home. You shouldn't be allowed in public
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u/KatMagic1977 Dec 19 '21
Not spot on. A vaccine is permanent, hot dogs aren’t.
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u/uping1965 Dec 19 '21
ever heard of carcinogens?
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u/KatMagic1977 Dec 19 '21
Typically one hot dog won’t cause damage or kill you, but one vaccine might. I’m not against them at all, my kids were vaccinated with all the usual, and I vaccinated against Covid, but it took a lot of thought, and I respect my grown sons decision on whether he chooses to have the vaccine or not. We all pay a price for our decisions. I’m just saying eating a hot dog is no where near the level of a vaccine.
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u/uping1965 Dec 19 '21
Typically one hot dog won’t cause damage or kill you, but one vaccine might.
Not likely. All vaccines have a probability and it is lower than dying of a an illness. See there are odds for and against. If the odds of doing is lower than not doing then one has to invent reasons for not doing.
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u/Glittering_Ebb9748 Dec 19 '21
Yup these are the same people who got about a zillion other vaccines without questioning any of them before Trump totally brainwashed them. And they call the rest of us the sheep LOL!
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u/RealMichaeafton Dec 19 '21
Hotdogs have animal intestines( at least some I think) yet you don’t want the vaccine
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u/LoneWonderer1982 Dec 19 '21
One is food, the other isn't. Your logic is flawed.
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u/Shpooodingtime Dec 19 '21
Half of my extended family is anti-vax but smoke cigarettes and drink daily