This thread was deleted by a volunteer moderator. I certainly don't want a thread this big deleted so I've restored. THat being said, this thread has served it's purpose. I've closed it to new posts.
We have a new 2024 vaccine thread here. New people don't need to try to wade through 20,000 posts to figure out what is going on.
Me not sick 1371 of the last 1373 days after zero jabs.
But Pfizer and Moderna do not make money on natural immunity.
I see that you state facts about Behar.
i’ll grant you that you’re stating facts about yourself, even though I can’t confirm that independently.
so what point can a person reasonably infer from those facts? By that, I mean a point that is actually relevant to any responsible argument about Covid vaccines?
i’ll grant you that you’re stating facts about yourself, even though I can’t confirm that independently.
so what point can a person reasonably infer from those facts? By that, I mean a point that is actually relevant to any responsible argument about Covid vaccines?
Watch it there Mister! if you take away anecdotal “proof” from the antivax crowd then this board will be barren wasteland.
i’ll grant you that you’re stating facts about yourself, even though I can’t confirm that independently.
so what point can a person reasonably infer from those facts? By that, I mean a point that is actually relevant to any responsible argument about Covid vaccines?
I mean, if you have good arguments to make, my recommendation is that you restrict yourself to making them, making them alone, and making them as well as you can
That will serve you in two ways
1. Obviously enough. It will provide better evidence for the case you want to make.
2. you’ll be able to make that case without repeatedly undermining your credibility by posting illogical nonsense.
Or do you think your natural immunity also protects you from consistently shooting yourself in the foot?
i’ll grant you that you’re stating facts about yourself, even though I can’t confirm that independently.
so what point can a person reasonably infer from those facts? By that, I mean a point that is actually relevant to any responsible argument about Covid vaccines?
I mean, if you have good arguments to make, my recommendation is that you restrict yourself to making them, making them alone, and making them as well as you can
That will serve you in two ways
1. Obviously enough. It will provide better evidence for the case you want to make.
2. you’ll be able to make that case without repeatedly undermining your credibility by posting illogical nonsense.
Or do you think your natural immunity also protects you from consistently shooting yourself in the foot?
Unfortunate that you folks are down to this type of gibberish.
Tomorrow is 3 years since the vax was introduced. Will there be a celebration in this thread ?
I mean, if you have good arguments to make, my recommendation is that you restrict yourself to making them, making them alone, and making them as well as you can
That will serve you in two ways
1. Obviously enough. It will provide better evidence for the case you want to make.
2. you’ll be able to make that case without repeatedly undermining your credibility by posting illogical nonsense.
Or do you think your natural immunity also protects you from consistently shooting yourself in the foot?
Unfortunate that you folks are down to this type of gibberish.
Tomorrow is 3 years since the vax was introduced. Will there be a celebration in this thread ?
I will always celebrate millions of lives saved. I guess you don't. Peculiar.
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That's the tactic used by the vax mob mafia in Summer 2021 when they engineered a barrage of headlines and talking points that screamed "99% OF COVID DEATHS ARE AMONG THE UNVACCINATED" and "THIS HAS BECOME A PANDEMIC OF THE UNVACCINATED".
"99% OF COVID DEATHS ARE AMONG THE UNVACCINATED" – this was true
"THIS HAS BECOME A PANDEMIC OF THE UNVACCINATED".– this is true
Your point? Or are you giving examples of a tsunami of non-sequiturs.
Cheers
Did you post this comment in the NY Times about the 24-year-old who died after getting vaxxed ?
Happy 3 years of Covid "vaccines", or in my case, 3 years of NO mRNA goop.
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M Richmond Dec. 13 So as an avid user of the internet, I have seen many horrific things. One of these things was the death of the gorilla, Harambe, in which a three year old boy accidentally fell into the enclosure of the gorilla Harambe, who was then shot to protect the child. Many angry individuals took to the internet, and although many criticized the mother for not keeping a watchful eye, a significantly vocal minority not only took to harassing and wishing death on the mother, but the child, for years to come.
The child was only three years old, and people were sending him death threats.
The thing is, I have seen this sort of tragic anger be repeated again and again, where people want to point the finger of blame and anger at some specific person or group of people, rather than accept that these things happen.
That instead of being the victim of chance, some intangible and therefore unpunishable entity, that there is an individual or group of individuals out there responsible for our heartache, individuals we can harangue, whom we can threaten and intimidate. Many people find it more acceptable that there is a bad actor more than simply just bad events, even if that bad actor is a three year old child.
Anger after all can empower us inspite of our inability to change thinks or our inadequacies in certain areas, but it can easily arise as a denial of bad things happening just because. Just world hypothesis and all that.
i’ll grant you that you’re stating facts about yourself, even though I can’t confirm that independently.
so what point can a person reasonably infer from those facts? By that, I mean a point that is actually relevant to any responsible argument about Covid vaccines?
Watch it there Mister! if you take away anecdotal “proof” from the antivax crowd then this board will be barren wasteland.
Unfortunate that you folks are down to this type of gibberish.
Tomorrow is 3 years since the vax was introduced. Will there be a celebration in this thread ?
My aunt is nearly 90 and has been smoking 2 packs/day for over 70 years.
A friend never smoked a day in her life. She told her kids and the kids in her church youth group not to smoke. She died of lung cancer before she was 60.
Therefore, refraining from smoking does not reduce one’s chance of dying from lung cancer.
That’s roughly the kind of gibberish and nonsense “reasoning” you post over and over on these boards. It’s a wonder you’re not embarrassed by it and taking pains to correct it.
And if you’d say, “But this is what’s different about the vaccine from your smoking example …,” somewhere in that difference is where you might make a reasonable argument. But the stuff you decide to post is almost always illogical.
Unfortunate that you folks are down to this type of gibberish.
Tomorrow is 3 years since the vax was introduced. Will there be a celebration in this thread ?
My aunt is nearly 90 and has been smoking 2 packs/day for over 70 years.
A friend never smoked a day in her life. She told her kids and the kids in her church youth group not to smoke. She died of lung cancer before she was 60.
Therefore, refraining from smoking does not reduce one’s chance of dying from lung cancer.
That’s roughly the kind of gibberish and nonsense “reasoning” you post over and over on these boards. It’s a wonder you’re not embarrassed by it and taking pains to correct it.
And if you’d say, “But this is what’s different about the vaccine from your smoking example …,” somewhere in that difference is where you might make a reasonable argument. But the stuff you decide to post is almost always illogical.
Your point? Or are you giving examples of a tsunami of non-sequiturs.
Cheers
Did you post this comment in the NY Times about the 24-year-old who died after getting vaxxed ?
Happy 3 years of Covid "vaccines", or in my case, 3 years of NO mRNA goop.
**********
M Richmond Dec. 13 So as an avid user of the internet, I have seen many horrific things. One of these things was the death of the gorilla, Harambe, in which a three year old boy accidentally fell into the enclosure of the gorilla Harambe, who was then shot to protect the child. Many angry individuals took to the internet, and although many criticized the mother for not keeping a watchful eye, a significantly vocal minority not only took to harassing and wishing death on the mother, but the child, for years to come.
The child was only three years old, and people were sending him death threats.
The thing is, I have seen this sort of tragic anger be repeated again and again, where people want to point the finger of blame and anger at some specific person or group of people, rather than accept that these things happen.
That instead of being the victim of chance, some intangible and therefore unpunishable entity, that there is an individual or group of individuals out there responsible for our heartache, individuals we can harangue, whom we can threaten and intimidate. Many people find it more acceptable that there is a bad actor more than simply just bad events, even if that bad actor is a three year old child.
Anger after all can empower us inspite of our inability to change thinks or our inadequacies in certain areas, but it can easily arise as a denial of bad things happening just because. Just world hypothesis and all that.
Your point? Or are you giving examples of a tsunami of non-sequiturs. Cheers