Posted on 11/24/2023 9:50:33 PM PST by george76
Good one — the M&M example.
1 in 50,000 is a lot of people when billions were forced or suckered into taking the experiment shot
So why does Tucker rail against the dangers of the vaccine, then give the man who signed blank checks to big pharma a pass. Trump is still saying his response to covid with lockdowns, masking, cash for ventilators and big pharma billions was the right response. People died alone in hospitals and homes, now the money he gave to big pharma is a dangerous gamble with your life.
Even my libtard medical field compadres are beginning to question it… of course the Uber obedient are counting the days until their next booster… those are lost causes.
Yesterday i saw a long time friend and his wife i had not seen in a while. We were talking about the kung flu. I told him i never got vaccinated. His wife laughed and said of her husband, “I thought Lenny was the only one who didn’t take the shot.”
They then proceed to tell me a story of their friend who took the first shot, got the kung flu, then took the second shot. But he took the second shot too close to having the kung flu. Soon after taking the second shot he became paralyzed from the waist down. Evidently this was a guy who kept himself in good shape. While they know it was the second kung flu shot that did him in, of course they (doctors) reason it was something completely different).
Awful, awful story.
Dozens (per the article) out of billions of doses is in fact rare. However, it is also assuming that this, in fact was a vaccine related rest. Administered in April, 8 - 9 months later it is a stretch to claim this is vaccine related. As usual, the proper questions are not being asked.
I thought on a later thread you were extolling the virtues of proper debate. How do you reconcile your triad of responses here against stating people should be trained in how to debate? Just curious.
I am a Professor at Kansas State and two years ago and I didn’t get the jab. Almost lost my position over this fraud. I suspect many of my lib colleagues are now regretting their decision to jump into the abyss with no efficacy data. Scientists?
PS. This has nothing to do with this but I am one of the odd balls who conceal carry at all times while on campus (and everywhere for that matter).
MFO
My company had a town hall meeting about the vaccine.
Just about everybody in a few departments said no.
I spoke out as well and that may have inspired a few others to say no.
Yeah, but just imagine how much more dead she’d be if she hadn’t got vaxxed.
I thank the good Lord every day I had the spine to resist the braying that I take the shot. My husband resisted too.
If you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,
But make allowance for their doubting too;
If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,
Or being lied about, don’t deal in lies,
Or being hated, don’t give way to hating,
And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise—
First paragraph of the greatest poem ever written, If by Rudyard Kipling.
Even for those in support of the COVID vaccines, this has to be more than a little bit concerning. Not that they would openly admit to it.
What’s bothersome about stories like yours isn’t that the vaccine *may* have facilitated the paralyzing or other issues, it’s that nearly all of the medical communities in this country refuse to even look for signs the vaccines may be causing a problem.
Alleviates the annual performance review, doesn’t it?
Got to break a few eggs if you want to make the big bucks.
Are you insane? Oh, right. I forgot. You ARE insane. Aren’t you late for your morning check-in with Fauci?
That is the number I recall my nephew telling me, who is a plastic surgeon doing elective surgery in FLorida.
I don’t see a situation where the media turns against big pharmaceutical. Most of their ads are paid for by big pharmaceutical. Money talks and truth walks in
Murder of Crows wrote: “I had a conversation with a neighbor during the height of the “pandemic”. I told him I refused to get the vax due to all the risks associated with it. He said that I was being paranoid because the odds of an adverse effect were at least 1 in 100,000. I said that’s still too big of risk and then asked him if I had a jar with 100,000 M&Ms but there was 1 that was actually a cyanide pill that looked like an M&M, would he put his hand in the jar and eat one? His answer was “no”. I said “I rest my case”.”
False analogy. Actually, you have a choice of two jars. One with the vaccine and one with the virus. There are many, many more cyanide pills in the virus jar. You have to pick one. Now which will it be?
Well how convenient. On the threat about debates your comments have been pulled extolling how important debate is. Just in time for your ad hominem attack. Interesting that your ability to speak from both sides of your mouth is eliminated when it exposes your insincerity.
It’s ok. I know you are a member of the protected class. It’s plain for all to see. But for the record. I asked you to reconcile your two divergent positions and your only response it to attack me.
So, again, I ask the question….how can you possibly on one thread extol the virtues of decency and civil rules on debate and on this one do exactly the opposite? If insanity is your judgment of me, I am quite ok with that. Great men have been accused of the same to silence them. Deliberate telling of lies, however, is a choice….which exposes the heart.
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