So let me get this straight about the vaccine

Yup. Do you take preventative measures in other aspects of life? Same thing. Grow up, big guy.

wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

Yes, that's correct.

It was the same with Polio, Measles, Diphtheria, etc. The diseases can be life-altering (you should google Polio) and you only need to get it once. Thanks to vaccines, people who had never before had the disease could be saved from those diseases. With enough of the population taking it, people who haven't had the chance to have those vaccines yet (infants, for example) are also protected b/c the probability of catching it is dramatically lowered when most of the population is vaccinated.

Wait, so you’re telling me that people that haven’t ever been in a car wreck wear their seatbelts and get their airbags checked?

People pay money for insurance, even though they’ve never had their house burn down? They are practically just throwing their money away!

People buy and carry self defense weapons even though they’ve never been robbed/attacked?

What a bunch of IDIOTS!

This is a very good point, OP.

Letsrunners rise up, let’s never take any preventative measures ever! I’ve never been hit by a car on a run, so I’m no longer going to stop at intersections to look both ways, because that slows my pace down!

wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

This ^

The risk of getting Covid now is miniscule, compared to a year ago, and I haven't gotten it yet. Anyway, if this vaccine is so good, what's it matter to those who've gotten the vaccine whether I have it or not?

This is Jim Kiler wrote:

wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

This ^

The risk of getting Covid now is miniscule, compared to a year ago, and I haven't gotten it yet. Anyway, if this vaccine is so good, what's it matter to those who've gotten the vaccine whether I have it or not?

Well, we think you are dumb. If you're willing to accept that, do as you please

wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

Yep.

15 months into the pandemic and have not gotten sick and now the chances of getting sick are supposed to be way down due to the vaccine. And we are supposed to go and slam this stuff into our bodies, greatly increasing out chances of getting sick.

Not very logical. Which is why this has all been pushed by a campaign of fear in order to short circuit people's common sense and logic.

crete wrote:

[quote]wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

Yes, that's correct.

It was the same with Polio, Measles, Diphtheria, etc. The diseases can be life-altering (you should google Polio) and you only need to get it once.

You mean those vaccines you take once and it's done?

Not twice a year with a booster every six months

CopperRunner wrote:

Letsrunners rise up, let’s never take any preventative measures ever! I’ve never been hit by a car on a run, so I’m no longer going to stop at intersections to look both ways, because that slows my pace down!

Pretty sure stopping and looking does not make you sick, unlike the vaccines that doo

Harambe wrote:

This is Jim Kiler wrote:

This ^

The risk of getting Covid now is miniscule, compared to a year ago, and I haven't gotten it yet. Anyway, if this vaccine is so good, what's it matter to those who've gotten the vaccine whether I have it or not?

Well, we think you are dumb. If you're willing to accept that, do as you please

Look at how lowbrow the arguments of the Covid Hucksters are.

Two people make reasonable arguments for why it makes sense to avoid the vaccines.

This Harambe clown says "we" (like he speaks for everyone) think you are dumb. No counter argument whatsoever.

wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

You sound like a big baby. So I guess you fit in here. Welcome.

The risk of getting COVID is minuscule right now because of vaccines.

If you are fine freeloading at risk to your personal health, feel free to avoid the vaccine. How American.

wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

The people in the clearly defined high risk groups are the one who should consider taking a vaccine. A population-wide experimental vaccine campaign is a money grab and a control mechanism.

Fact: 81% of COVID fatalities are people age 65 and over.

The typical seasonal flu is more dangerous to children.

Looks like you're equating "immune response" sick to "infected and causing a disease" sick. I'll take a shot in the arm and have a day of feeling beat (which is what happened) if it means I have a much lesser chance of actually contracting a disease.

And the OP's point of people not getting sick is based on people's avoidance of other people during the pandemic. If you want to live like that for the rest of your life, by all means, go ahead and don't get vaccinated. But most people want to actually socialize again.

Cookieforyou wrote:

Yup. Do you take preventative measures in other aspects of life? Same thing. Grow up, big guy.

Do those preventative measures also hurt me?

billbob98 wrote:

Looks like you're equating "immune response" sick to "infected and causing a disease" sick. I'll take a shot in the arm and have a day of feeling beat (which is what happened) if it means I have a much lesser chance of actually contracting a disease.

And the OP's point of people not getting sick is based on people's avoidance of other people during the pandemic. If you want to live like that for the rest of your life, by all means, go ahead and don't get vaccinated. But most people want to actually socialize again.

Here’s a shocker for you: many people (including myself) have been socializing as normal this whole time and have had not one issue because we are healthy. I’m sorry that you believe your body to be weak, and that’s fine, but just know that there are healthy people out there who have absolutely no need for this vaccine.

Attention all posters and readers.

Unkle is a liar with a predicted IQ of 82.

wackcine wrote:

People who have avoided getting COVID for more than a year are willingly injecting themselves with chemicals, causing them to get sick from the side effects, in order to avoid getting a sickness they have avoided since March 2020? Do I have that right?

A lot of people have not avoided getting COVID.

I eat so many chemicals everyday. That doesn't bother me.

I'm not sure that you got anything right or straight.

The Unkle wrote:

CopperRunner wrote:

Letsrunners rise up, let’s never take any preventative measures ever! I’ve never been hit by a car on a run, so I’m no longer going to stop at intersections to look both ways, because that slows my pace down!

Pretty sure stopping and looking does not make you sick, unlike the vaccines that doo

Yeah but it hurts my pace, and my run that no one fricken cares about would be so much better with an average pace of 7:10 per mile instead of 7:15, needlessly injuring/ killing myself/ causing a car accident/ traumatizing others be damned.

#dontlookbothways