#241 ·
Megan Green72 said:Check this out
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/documen...rmation_hr.pdf
I already edited it above—thanks!
Started by mellownomad7 · · 👁 16 views · 492 replies
Megan Green72 said:Check this out
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/documen...rmation_hr.pdf
Matthew Jackson2 said:So, here’s the latest poll from Google, and honestly, it’s pretty much in line with what we’ve been seeing over on the Reddit forum, maybe off by just a few percentage points.
It seems Capakov’s deputy has some seriously questionable ideas floating around, but looking at the feedback, those concepts aren't just unpopular with the public—some of these comments are so out of line they practically deserve an investigation by the IRS.
Matthew Jackson2 said:So, here’s the latest poll from Google, and honestly, it’s pretty much in line with what we’ve been seeing over on the Reddit forum, maybe off by just a few percentage points.
It seems Capakov’s deputy has some seriously questionable ideas floating around, but looking at the feedback, those concepts aren't just unpopular with the public—some of these comments are so out of line they practically deserve an investigation by the IRS.
Ethan Campbell81 said:Sure, obviously.
I realized long ago that debating indoctrinated individuals is a complete waste of time.
neontinker19 said:Keep your hands off my kids!! Get lost, Satan, in the name of Jesus Christ!
From here on out, I’m not letting my kids get vaccinated, whether it’s mandatory shots or this gene therapy nonsense for Covid-19.
neontinker19 said:Keep your hands off my kids!! Get lost, Satan, in the name of Jesus Christ!
From here on out, I’m not letting my kids get vaccinated, even for the mandatory stuff, let alone with this gene therapy for Covid-19.
Linda Harris59 said:That might be a wise way to look at it, but it doesn't change the fact that you still haven't provided a single valid response to the arguments I laid out.
Indoctrinated individuals almost always resort to ad hominem attacks when they're cornered. You just did exactly that a moment ago.
There you have it, folks. A perfect example for anyone considering ignoring the guidance of medical professionals or actual science. This is exactly the kind of mindset you end up aligning yourself with.
Linda Harris59 said:That might be a wise way to look at it, but it doesn't change the fact that you still haven't provided a single valid response to the arguments I laid out.
Indoctrinated individuals almost always resort to ad hominem attacks when they're cornered. You just did exactly that a moment ago.
There you have it, folks. A perfect example for anyone considering ignoring the guidance of medical professionals or actual science. This is exactly the kind of mindset you end up aligning yourself with.
Ethan Campbell81 said:If you want me to counter your position with actual arguments, you first need to present some.
What you’re saying isn't an argument. It is nothing more than mindless parroting—just repeating tired clichés that were debunked and discredited a long time ago.
Go ahead and keep playing the critic. It doesn't matter anyway; most people just laugh at you behind your back. Every single topic seems to attract its own resident clown. 😉
This tendency toward sweeping generalizations and such a simplistic, black-and-white view of the world says more about your own "credibility" than anything else.
Read this a few dozen times. Maybe then you'll actually understand.
I really feel like we shouldn't be in such a massive hurry to get our kids vaccinated until we actually have the whole story laid out in front of us, especially since Coronavirus Disease does not endanger children , and The First Rul in medicina is to make sure we aren't causing any unnecessary harm in the process.
They actually dedicated an entire section of the letter just to pointing out how we still don't have the full story on those super rare, serious side effects, mostly because so many folks who actually felt the hit from the vaccine never ended up reporting it.
A group of doctors sent an "urgent open letter" to Singapore’s vaccination advisory committee, demanding they halt adolescent vaccinations until the American CDC clarifies what caused the death of a teenager right after getting jabbed.
The letter—sent "on behalf of numerous concerned pediatricians, primary care physicians, specialists, surgeons, and GPs" and signed by various medical experts in Singapore—hit Facebook on Saturday. According to RT, the authors are asking officials to "consider a brief delay" in administering mRNA vaccines to minors given this recent tragedy in the USA.
David Mendoza4 said:Oh my gosh, please don't go rushing to get the kids vaccinated with this stuff, I really think we should just take a breather and be careful.
And here they go again, pretending to be the experts! A group of 93 doctors from Israel are speaking out, basically saying they don't think we should be giving the Covid-19 vaccine to kids.I really feel like we shouldn't be in such a massive hurry to get our kids vaccinated until we actually have the whole story laid out in front of us, especially since Coronavirus Disease does not endanger children , and The First Rul in medicina is to make sure we aren't causing any unnecessary harm in the process.They actually dedicated an entire section of the letter just to pointing out how we still don't have the full story on those super rare, serious side effects, mostly because so many folks who actually felt the hit from the vaccine never ended up reporting it.
Linda Harris59 said:No, I didn't. But I did forget to mention that the virus mutates at lightning speed, that there isn't enough time to follow the standard vaccine registration protocols, and most importantly, that we are getting vaccinated because we know damn well that the risks of the shot are significantly lower than the risks of catching the virus itself.
.
.
Linda Harris59 said:He went through the illness and then followed it up by getting two doses of Pfizer.
coastalorca43 said:Is this pilot program by Šimetinka inspired by those ideas coming out of France regarding reactive vaccination for everyone in a positive person's circle?
The whole plan seems to involve mobile teams rushing in to vaccinate households, workplaces, schools, and even entire neighborhoods the moment they detect a single positive case.
Matthew Jackson2 said:Because, if history and clinical data have taught us anything, it's that targeting people during that critical incubation window is incredibly smart moves...
coastalorca43 said:Is this pilot program by Šimetinka inspired by those ideas coming out of France regarding reactive vaccination for everyone in a positive person's circle?
The whole plan seems to involve mobile teams rushing in to vaccinate households, workplaces, schools, and even entire neighborhoods the moment they detect a single positive case.