Some guy on the internet raised three points, with which I agree.
“Do I think a shot that affects your genetic code may have some downsides? Sure.”
“Has enough time passed to see the fullness of the side-effects? No – on median, clinical trials take 9 years and more than half of all trials fail. We are three years into this unfounded clinical trial with the world as lab rats.”
“Do I believe the anecdotal evidence [of side effects] is too great to ignore? Yes.”
I’m sad that people were coerced to take this untested injection.
Bastards. String ’em up, hang ’em high!
My wife, who is a nurse, said that it was too soon to have a vaccination tested and viable back in the beginning when they came out preaching on the Vax (3/20). I followed her lead (and likely suffered a bout of Covid in 2/20…it was a flu and I survived).
Unfortunately other medical professionals in her family bought in and demonized those of us waiting and it has led to some nasty disaggreements. They bought the initial ‘get vaxed or you’re a carrier’ BS.
Recently, one of the youngest, healthiest and active members of her family had a booster and within 2 weeks was having stroke like episodes (slurred speech, lose of consciousnesses while teaching class and while driving). Very scary stuff. While I am no medical professional, this seems oddly coincidental and I am personally glad I followed my wife’s lead on the vaccination but the two pro/anti Vax sides are either more dug in (anti) or will not consider that they may have been wrong (pro).
In summary it looks like a money grab…make the virus, fake a vaccine, cash the checks and f’ the sheep. Regardless of the conspiracy theories being pushed (Gates, Fauci the Rockefellers) that ‘they want us dead’ they (Big Gov, Big Pharma and filthy elitist MFers) learned that they can fool a lot of the folks with a minimum of actual science and cash in too.
I have had my share of mis-adventures and questionable/bad choices over the last 65 years but the Vax was not one of them. If you got the covid vaccine, I don’t judge and wish you the best but I question the actual validity of what they put out there.
What made me sad about that was watching others back-down. I work with a lot of Veteran’s and former Military. Most of them claim to be conservatives. Many claimed to be strongly anti-vax, and they were pissed off about all the crazy COVID restrictions. But when threatened with potentially losing their job, they quietly got the jab and signed the papers. Out of a group of about 150, more than half claimed to be against it, but in the end, only about 10 had the actual guts to hold out. And of those 10, about 5 of them actually were just close enough that they pulled their retirements forward by a few months, so who knows if they would have actually stuck it out if they didn’t have an easy out. First time I really questioned whether “We the people” (which ironically many of these people still proudly display on their hats, shirts, etc.) would actually be willing to fight a second revolution if needed.
Oh, you’d love me.
I too worked at a place of about 150 people.
I had to pull my retirement forward by a few years.
“All our employees will get the jab and the boosters,” the bosses said. “You’re right about that,” I said, and quit.
When I die, I want to know why. Not “some unexplained blood clot.”
In the end they had to change the definition of vaccine to get it through. It. Is. Not. A. Vaccine.