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I don't necessarily believe ivermectin or molnupiravir to work (and I don't care, my family had covid and it wasn't anything special), but I can see that anythi
by jokethrowaway 5y ago
I don't necessarily believe ivermectin or molnupiravir to work (and I don't care, my family had covid and it wasn't anything special), but I can see that anything that is not a vaccine face opposition by traditional media, and I started to take a note whenever traditional media start talking crap about something.
I also don't think vaccines are a scam, but I do think they're mostly useless. Covid is not much more than the flu for the majority of people. I'm vaccinated because I wanted to travel with less hassle, but I didn't need it; I just needed the damn paper. At the same time I would have recommended my elderly parents to take vaccines (not that there was a need, as they became mandatory for their job, as they are doctors and treating covid patients amongst others).
Considering how much money there is in vaccines, how it's bound to turn into a yearly subscription model paid by taxpayer and the low mortality of covid, I don't think it's hard to see the scare tactics, years of lockdown as a way to milk more money.
- rndgermandude 5y ago>Covid is not much more than the flu for the majority of people. While this is not entirely wrong, the majority of people will not get severe covid, still if you happen to get severe covid it's a lot worse than the flu including the chances of lasting permanent damage due to the disease but also due to the medication and treatment (e.g. steroid may blind you, ecmo may fuck up the mobility of your legs permanently). And it's more likely you get severe covid than severe flu.