2019-nCoV
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Good question and not one person has attempted to answer it.
At least they know that much.
I made the rational decision to pad pharma profits by being a willing participant in their global clinical trial for a product I didn't need
Amram's ADHD kicking in again
Its an easy question.
You're willingly taking a medication you don't need, rushed out to you under emergency order. You're contributing to the demand.
That's silly. Ppl being willing to take the vaccine voluntarily, means that a mandate is not required.
If anything, ppl refusing to take the vaccine is a motivation to mandate it.
Your fear and anger has clouded your judgment.
First your insecurity lead you to be a contrarian in life, and then once you gleefully announced your position, you are wedded to it and need to ridicule ppl who take it as a self defense.
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a product I didn't need
When I catch a cold, I drink lemon/ginger/honey tea. I don't need to - I know it will lessen my symptoms, but I will undoubtedly get over the cold in the same timeframe than if I don't drink tea.
Now - if the tea caused me terrible issues like shitting myself uncontrollably, I would opt not to take it because shitting myself is not worth having a less sore throat.
But it doesn't have any draw backs, just a benefit.
So I opt to take it.
Fear don't come into this at all, and it's the same for me and covid.
You just can't accept this because your insecurity requires you to feel as though you're big and brave - resisting the fear you project onto others.
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Please elaborate further. Because this doesn't explain anything.
From your logic - absolutely no person under 50 and healthy should take the vaccine, even if they want it.
I thought you were against mandates
Mandates were made, regardless of demand. There was little consideration of previous exposure, natural immunity, age, health, work environment, etc. It was simply a blanket requirement, at least where I work as a condition of employment.
Other mandates that were enacted for "two weeks to flatten the curve" were made without consideration of the jobs and businesses it was going to impact. Nor were any considerations made for the loss of tax revenues to feed the beast. It's also plainly obvious that there was zero examination of risk/reward. And all of that was done even before the virus really took hold a year later. When I look at my county covid reporting page and examine the graphs detailing case counts month by month over the last 2+ years, I just shake my head at how stupid it all was.
I spent that entire time trying to live my life as normal as I possibly could while idiot sheep all around me were acting like it was the end of the world. I wonder if, late at night, when they are lying in bed, does a smidgen of doubt creep into their tiny little brains that maybe, just maybe, they over-reacted?
Probably not. The self righteous knows no shame.
I don't know how many times I need to say I don't support mandatory vaccination, but here I go again.
Maybe this time it will stick.
Maybe this time it will stick.
I was making a statement, not an accusation.
Ok fair enough