Alright. How about this reason as to why someone might take the vax:

a reply to: MDDoxs

Honestly, don't care. I'll start a tally of the old people I kill. I'll start scouring the obituaries and if I remember walking past them a week or two before, they get added to the list.

a reply to: zardust

These “vaccines”, that were made by the same people that made the bioweapon, ready in two days lol.

I'm not sure what you mean here, as no one knows exactly who made the Virus.

We know who made the vaccines.. it's documented.

Do you mean "scientists" as a whole? Also is your post an opinion because it's written as 100% fact. Which would make you Internet Superman of truths.

impressive..

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom
a reply to: canucks555

Your reasoning has merit. I need something created in a lab to protect myself from something created in a lab. It's like saying you need guns to protect yourself from people with guns. Sounds reasonable.

I agree the argument has merit. It falls apart with the many many of us that had Covid. If it’s an engineered virus it mostly only killed people that were weak to begin with. Of course we will never hear the end of vax deniers getting it and dieing with the masses cheering it on. It’s sick.

Also when did vaccinations change definition? Vaccination protects self. Nobody else. If a virus was going to mutate, it’s not likely going to mutate in an unvaxxed person. Viruses mutate to survive and they are surviving in the unvaccinated. Any mutation would die out from attrition vs the noval virus.

Now if you are a host to a virus where they are not likely to survive, the mutation would proliferate and get to a point of spread.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

I treat the Covid Theater like 7-Up, never have, never will.

originally posted by: EmmanuelGoldstein
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

I treat the Covid Theater like 7-Up, never have, never will.

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originally posted by: dug88
a reply to: MDDoxs

Honestly, don't care. I'll start a tally of the old people I kill. I'll start scouring the obituaries and if I remember walking past them a week or two before, they get added to the list.

You get it.

They want to use guilt to try to get you to kill yourself? Double the F down on their stupid asses!

a reply to: canucks555

We know who made the vaccines.

Yeah...we've got Johnson & Johnson, holder of the record for biggest medical lawsuits. They actually own several of the brands involved in the benzene sunscreen thing going on now.

www.drugwatch.com...

Then there's pfizer. Another company with an amazing track record.

violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org...

Then Moderna with 10 years of failed mRNA experiments behind them.

And of course, Astra-Zeneca, another company with
h years of lawsuits, sexual harassment claims and other good stuff.

en.m.wikipedia.org...

Damn right i know who made them and I don't trust them for #.

Alright well we could do a comparison between the two evils that this thread mentions.

Vaccination VS Covid here we go:

-More Covid related deaths than the Vaccine. (true)
-More long term medical issues with Covid than the vaccine. (true thus far) Covid loses again here by a large margin.
-More suffering after getting Covid than one suffers after taking 1st and 2nd shot.
Covid loses...again.

I already stated my belief that countries don't want to kill their people for economic reasons. That's my belief, I cannot prove that.

I think they're trying to save their workers by using a vaccine that may or may not have been adequately tested. You don't have a lot of time when there's a pandemic.

a reply to: litterbaux

Also when did vaccinations change definition? Vaccination protects self. Nobody else.

The definition has not changed. A vaccine induces the production of antibodies without the subject being infected by the disease. Vaccination has long been associated with benefits to public health, beyond the individual.

If a virus was going to mutate, it’s not likely going to mutate in an unvaxxed person.

Why? Mutation is a random process. Organisms do not mutate for any particular reason. Some mutations turn out to be beneficial to the species, some do not.

Any mutation would die out from attrition vs the noval virus.

Not if that mutation enabled the virus to be more easily transmitted.

originally posted by: dug88
a reply to: canucks555

We know who made the vaccines.

Yeah...we've got Johnson & Johnson, holder of the record for biggest medical lawsuits. They actually own several of the brands involved in the benzene sunscreen thing going on now.

www.drugwatch.com...

Then there's pfizer. Another company with an amazing track record.

violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org...

Then Moderna with 10 years of failed mRNA experiments behind them.

And of course, Astra-Zeneca, another company with
h years of lawsuits, sexual harassment claims and other good stuff.

en.m.wikipedia.org...

Damn right i know who made them and I don't trust them for #.

Yet we're suddenly expected to.

Why is it so hard for people to see this blatant truth?

originally posted by: canucks555
Alright well we could do a comparison between the two evils that this thread mentions.

Vaccination VS Covid here we go:

-More Covid related deaths than the Vaccine. (true)
-More long term medical issues with Covid than the vaccine. (true) Covid loses again here.
-More suffering after getting Covid than one suffers after taking 1st and 2nd shot.
Covid loses...again.

I already stated my belief that countries don't want to kill their people for economic reasons. That's my belief, I cannot prove that.

I think they're trying to save their workers by using a vaccine that may or may not have been adequately tested. You don't have a lot of time when there's a pandemic.

But Covid is now a broad stroke that covers just about anything.
Because Covid is nothing to worry about.
But the vaccine IS THE WEAPON.

Wake up. Or not. Just put your mask on and get off my yard.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: litterbaux

Also when did vaccinations change definition? Vaccination protects self. Nobody else.

The definition has not changed. A vaccine induces the production of antibodies without the subject being infected by the disease. Vaccination has long been associated with benefits to public health, beyond the individual.

If a virus was going to mutate, it’s not likely going to mutate in an unvaxxed person.

Why?

Any mutation would die out from attrition vs the noval virus.

Not if that mutation enabled the virus to be more easily transmitted.

I’m going to have to ask your credentials if you’re going to start talking like that

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes

originally posted by: dug88
a reply to: canucks555

We know who made the vaccines.

Yeah...we've got Johnson & Johnson, holder of the record for biggest medical lawsuits. They actually own several of the brands involved in the benzene sunscreen thing going on now.

www.drugwatch.com...

Then there's pfizer. Another company with an amazing track record.

violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org...

Then Moderna with 10 years of failed mRNA experiments behind them.

And of course, Astra-Zeneca, another company with
h years of lawsuits, sexual harassment claims and other good stuff.

en.m.wikipedia.org...

Damn right i know who made them and I don't trust them for #.

Yet we're suddenly expected to.

Why is it so hard for people to see this blatant truth?

The truth that you've probably used 17 different items in your every day life made by the companies that you've listed?
By that logic no one can make a vaccine. Unless you have someone in mind?
Or..just No Vaccine!

a reply to: canucks555

You don't have a lot of time when there's a pandemic. 

Your virtue signalling is pathetic.

People die every minute of our existence. This bug is a rare cause of death on this planet.

I don't expect you to see the big picture though because your ignorance has been palpable for a long time.

a reply to: dug88
Lol, plenty of people north of the border went south.