My opinion is that covid19 is not a hoax. This is because i was infected by the covid19 virus, because i was never vaccinated. It was because of social norms that caused this. Because i walked into a bank so did not wear a heavy duty gas mask because i did not want to look like a bank robber. The moral of the story is to always wear heavy duty gas masks no matter what, and do not follow social norms.
My political opinion is that, people should not be barred from entry for not being vaccinated. The logic is that, if you been vaccinated you cannot get the virus. So an unvaccinated person walking into a place, should theoretically cause no harm to the vaccinated persons. So i dont understand the logic of why they should be barred from entry.
Second opinion is that, it is unethical to force vaccinations. It is because i do not trust Big Pharma and one day the elites may all put nanobots or poison in all the vaccines, to obey the Georgia guidestones of reducing the world population to 500 million.
My scientific opinion: Vaccines, as a theoretical concept, is supported by evidence. We all know how effective vaccines can be. My problem with vaccines, is what if the elite are secretly putting nanobots or chemicals or even new viruses in them.
The thing that Iām still pissed about is how flu disappeared to make covid look more viral cuz their stats were whack to justify everything, they triaged (disproportionately marginalized) people to death using an emergency-use-authorized cocktail of end-of-life (palliativeā¦ to shut down the bodyās systemsā¦ euthanize) drugs on folks put on too-harsh ventilators, turned folks into reaper snitches with contact-tracing, used public shame and āfactā checkers to turn people against each other and silence dissent, blocked access to resources for conscientious objectors, acted like only vaxxing humans would stop the spread (real goal was failed vaxx passport, global public health agenda), subjected conscientious objectors to jumping through hoops like weekly tests ā¦ some administered by friggin sadists ā¦ unevenly enforcing rules to stay at home (canāt go to church, even from your car with the windows upā¦ CAN go to the smoke shop) ā¦ CANāT sue the asses off the vaxx policy makers, companies, so forth. People couldnāt be with their families when they were being triaged to death.
The unemployment (due to mandated reduced hours) & stimulus checks were nice, though. But lots of folks lost their livelihoods.
Still not covid-vaxxed. Flu stats suddenly reappeared once their vaxx/passport plan fizzled (that time around), and I still donāt get those shots, either.
But if they think viruses are the key to gaining function (or culling the herd they canāt brand with nano-vaccines) without waiting on evolution, they aināt gonna stopā¦ āprogressingā.
One example is meaningless. Itās obvious you are clueless about science.
WHy not run along and find something you are good at. Do not hold your breath.
This is not the case.
Vaccines of this kind do not provide 100% protection. And unvaccinated people can carry the virus in heavy loads before the get symptoms, spreading the virus with every breath.
Vaccines work best when more people take them. This is one reason why we have eradicated so many of the common diseases that were common before the 19thC.
The success of vaccination began with smallpox, eradicated in 1980 following global campaigns that began in 1959, after Edward Jennerās vaccine discovery in 1796. Polio vaccination, introduced in 1955 (Salk) and 1961 (Sabin), has eliminated the disease from most of the world, with only a few cases remaining in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis have been controlled globally through the DTP vaccine, introduced in the 1940sā1950s. Measles and mumps vaccines, introduced in 1963 and 1967 respectively, and rubella in 1969, have led to elimination in regions like the Americas and Europe. Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine, available since 1985, drastically reduced childhood meningitis. The hepatitis B vaccine, developed in 1981, has controlled a major cause of liver cancer. Hepatitis A vaccination began in 1996, improving control in high-risk areas. Varicella (chickenpox) vaccines (1995) and rotavirus vaccines (2006) have significantly reduced childhood illnesses. HPV vaccines, introduced in 2006, are preventing cervical and other cancers globally. Pneumococcal vaccines (PCV7 in 2000, PCV13 in 2010) have reduced pneumonia and invasive disease in children and the elderly. Meningococcal vaccines (since 1974, with broader coverage from 2005) have curbed deadly outbreaks. Yellow fever (1936), Japanese encephalitis (1941), and rabies (1885) vaccines have long protected against viral killers, particularly in endemic regions. Lastly, rinderpest, a cattle disease, was eradicated in 2011, marking the second successful eradication of a disease by vaccination.
During the lockdowns I traveled two thousand miles and I was also working in a very public venue for almost two years where I was unvaccinated. Didnāt even catch a cough or a sneeze.
For the most deadliest of pandemics I should of been killed twenty times over and yet I didnāt even get sick or die, how is this possible?
MrAuthoritarian:
During the lockdowns I traveled two thousand miles and I was also working in a very public venue for almost two years where I was unvaccinated. Didnāt even catch a cough or a sneeze.
For the most deadliest of pandemics I should of been killed twenty times over and yet I didnāt even get sick or die, how is this possible?
K: the exact same reason why some people catch colds
easier than othersā¦ partly luck, the immune system,
age and health of the people involvedā¦ some people
catch colds, some get cancer, some have brain aneurysm,
a good friend of mine died from an aneurysmā¦ he was
25 years younger than meā¦ shit happensā¦ and it is
the luck of the draw who has shit dumped on themā¦
one of the major arguments against god is the very
random nature of events in our livesā¦ god really canāt
be that randomā¦ because if he is, then there really is
no big, overall plan of godās, as the religious assumeā¦
it is just random shit happening at random times..
and that aināt godā¦
And thatās what leaves me so pissed off about the entire mandated VAX bullshit. You canāt sue the assholes if they made a bad product that is (or was) still in experimental phases. If it was so serious, why isnāt it still just as serious? People should be held accountable for VAX injuries and deaths, and it aināt gonna happen (not by humans), not only because of how they made it impossible to sue them, but because of how they took data.
& ā¦donāt forget the lack of informed consent. You were mandated by so many employers with their heads in the sand, and shamed by so many fellow employees ā and without informed consent. I wonder if any of those employees or employers who were assholes to the people who never got vaxxed and never died of Covidā¦ regret being assholes? āOh youāre gonna kill my grandmaā ā No, honey, the triage policyās gonna do that.
Can you imagine the pressure faced by the healthcare industry?
I listened to local folks in the healthcare industry speak at a board of supervisors meeting.
They didnāt just kill humans (not to make light of that). They opportunistically took advantage of the pandemic to decrease the healthcare workforce in order to provide less service with less employeesāincreasing the profit margins. And how reliable can we estimate the data of how many Covid deaths were reported (versus vaccine deaths, or deaths due to triage policy) when they got paid/funded to report them?
Just like they leveraged the George Floyd murder to implement a policy theyāve been trying to push for a long time regarding replacing expensive law enforcement with cheaper types of response (or lack thereof).
ā¦but maybe youāre referring to those jets that were flown into the world trade center?
Just imagine when the only ones operating the flight patterns of the entire world pretended to lack choice until they had secured the choice they were pretending for.
Silly humans. So lazy. So greedy. So advanced stage of blind.
The first two you mentioned were the attacks on the twin towers (and the pentagon, and almost the U.S. Capitolā¦carried out by people trained in the U.S. ā a U.S. who empowered them when arming them against Russia) and removing Saddam Hussein from power based on intelligence about weapons of mass destruction which could not be confirmedā¦ paving the way for ISIS to gain a footholdā¦ which it is also now regaining in Syriaā¦ just as the Taliban has been doing since the U.S. exited Afghanistan. Why did the US do things that canceled themselves out? Perhaps they were done under different administrations?
The Vietnam War:
See also:
On a hot, sunny day in 1964, President Lyndon Baines Johnson had just delivered a stump speech during his campaign for the presidency. According to white House reporter Frank Cormierās book āLBJ: the Way He Was,ā once on board Air Force One, the President started taking questions about the economy from the press. In the middle of the QA session, Johnson took off his pants and shirt, then āshucked off his underwearā¦ standing buck naked and waving his towel for emphasisā as he continued talking. Source: President Johnson's naked press conference and 5 historic events from the first Air Force One
LBJ wasnāt scared to show off his, err, Johnson ā he nicknamed his penis āJumbo.ā According to biographer Robert Dallek, Johnson met with a reporter who asked him multiple times why American troops were in Vietnam. In response, Johnson unzipped his pants, pulled out āJumbo,ā and yelled, āThis is why!ā Source: 44 Obscure Facts You Didn't Know About U.S. Presidents | Mashable
How do you think the US is behind Pearl Harbor in such a way that resulted in the nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
How are you going to mention Gaza and Ukraine without mentioning Taiwan?
Answer those two questions ā¦ and I will answer yours.
Japan did Pearl Harbor, obviously. The US conspiracy is that they had intel ahead of time giving them a warning, and they ignored it, as an excuse to join WW2.
