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I have seen too many videos and read too many accounts of healthy people who have either suffered terrible effects after the jab, or who have relatives or frien
by Fjolsvith 5y ago
I have seen too many videos and read too many accounts of healthy people who have either suffered terrible effects after the jab, or who have relatives or friends who have suffered.
Besides, here in Western Kansas, I know of no one in two counties with long-term COVID complications, but I know many people with long-term VACCINE complications.
Get the Vaccine and you will suffer for it.
- GoRudy 5y agoThose sound like all second hand accounts.. we could watch videos and read stories of plane crashes and say they are unsafe but we know that’s not true.
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago> I have seen too many videos and read too many accounts of healthy people I agree, you mostly likely have watched "too many" of those videos. The other problem is that you believe them uncritically, and won't stop spreading the rubbish that you absorbed. YouTube and FaceBook is not an education. Does HN have a policy against straight-up actual false, scaremongering COVID public health statements like the "I know many people with long-term VACCINE complications. Get the Vaccine and you will suffer for it" one? Which COVID-19 vaccine was "Get the Vaccine and ..." referring to, anyway? There are several, with different modes of operation.
- didjathinkmess 5y ago>Does HN have a policy against straight-up actual false, scaremongering COVID public health statements like the "I know many people with long-term VACCINE complications. Get the Vaccine and you will suffer for it" one? Unfortunately no. They also allow straight-up actual false, scaremongering COVID public health statements like the "I know many people with long-term COVID complications. Get the vaccine or you will suffer from them". See the problem? They could both be false, or they could both be true. But if they're both true, what your suggesting is the censorship of not misinformation, but the actual account of a real life vaccine injury.
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago> or they could both be true. The could not. One of them, the first one, is at variance with reality. Read it again, they did not claim a real life vaccine injury, they claimed "many people", "long term" and also "it will happen to you". This is, I repeat, nonsense.
- forcry 5y ago>they did not claim a real life vaccine injury, they claimed "many people Ok here you go.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mxqC9SiRh8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mxqC9SiRh8 The community of people injured by the vaccine, mentioned in the video. https://www.c19vaxreactions.com/ https://www.c19vaxreactions.com/
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y agoFirst is politician who is known for ... "scoring partisan political points" on this topic to put it mildly https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/ron-johnson-vaccine-covid-1160567/ https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/ron-john... Second, IIRC is a clearing house for self-reporting unverified claims. Not a group of people that OP personally knows. Basically a big old nothingburger, thanks for wasting 5 minutes our time.
- forcry 5y agoWait. What is your point exactly? The people in the first video are paid actors...or something? Also, a question to everyone who come across this. Do you think the people in the first video, who took part in trials and suffered injuries, deserve medical/financial support from the government or the companies who did the trials?
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y agoRon Johnsons' nonsense is dangerous and nonsense.
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- replwoacause 5y agoYou’re going to be one of those people who in their final moments with COVID gasp out “I should have gotten the damn vaccine”. It’s funny how this pandemic started as a health problem but ultimately became an IQ problem.