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Authoritarianism is ok as long as it's only detrimental to people I don't like. Being vaccinated was a sad choice for many. These are real people whose lives ha

• tnel77 3y ago
  If true, that’s genuinely sad. But it raises the philosophical question: what’s one life compared millions saved? That’s easy to say when you aren’t the one with (alleged) vaccine induced ALS.
  • slaw 3y ago
    I didn't save any lives, I had covid 6 months earlier than I had vaccination.
    • tnel77 3y ago
      Not a single life was saved from the vaccines, even though deaths from COVID were almost exclusively amongst the unvaccinated once a majority of the population received their shots? That’s an interesting take.
• myko 3y ago
  This seems highly unlikely to be true, that account is not describing symptoms of ALS, and no doctor has diagnosed him with it. It's more likely inflammatory induced muscle spasms, which could happen due to abuse of drugs such as ivermectin–if I were treating him (Army Medic, ~EMT-P equiv, not a doc), I'd recommend he stop taking it. A few months without ivermectin and maybe a muscle relaxer should do it. After perusing his timeline some more, I get the feeling that doctors have told him this already and he's ignoring their advice in an antivax crusade that unfortunately media has perpetuated. He keeps asking for doctors to give him the Dx he wants, not the one he actually has. These lies are hurting real folks, and he is a prime example of it :/