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Yes that guy. I'm going to simplify this for you. At the start, media and proponents used a mantra saying the covid vaccine is "safe and effective". This was

Yes that guy. I'm going to simplify this for you. At the start, media and proponents used a mantra saying the covid vaccine is "safe and effective". This was a lie, no question, at the time it was said. The safety trials are dubious at best, and CLEARLY no long term safety tests could have been done since there wasn't a long term span of time between when it was created and released. So they lied. Exaggerated heavily at best. If I catch someone lying, I don't trust them anymore. End of story. And if you can say a lie over and over, about a person's health, with a straight face, you are a sociopath IMO, not just a liar. Thus, the discussion is over for me. When I listen to doctors and phds that are covid vaccine skeptics, they make sense to me. When I listen to proponents, they seem like shills at best and evil liars at worst. You live your life your way and I'll live it my way. But I will leave the country (Poland or Mexico, both will allow bribes to bypass any government idiocy) before someone gets me to inject something into me I don't agree with. Luckily it didn't get to that because I'm self employed. I'm not made of money, but I wouldn't even take the vaccine for $100k. I might consider it for $1million, but I'd consider it a massive personal failure of mine. That's how strongly I feel about it.

CyberDildonics 3y ago
Where is your evidence of anything you say? Why don't you have evidence? Go off and believe that 5G towers are government mind control and that parasite medicine magically kills viruses, but don't subject other people to this lunacy.
- talldatethrow 3y ago
  I am not searching for evidence for you. I don't care about you. I also never mentioned 5g, nor did the Dark horse podcast guy. His guest did. I don't think 'horse paste' can help with a virus, but I trust it to be safer than an untested 'vaccine'. The original thought process was because people in malaria regions were having much lower severity of covid symptoms even when infected, which people thought might be related to their uses of certain anti parasite medicines. Yes. Would I have taken it? No, unless I spoke with a doctor I trust and he thought it was a worthwhile risk. I personally don't even think covid was anything more than a severe flu that hurt obese people and people that don't have enough vitamin D. Even the CDC says that. Seems like if covid came around in 1940 we would have all been fine. I'm going to go drink a sugar free tonic water so I don't catch covid. Good luck out there. (Ps, that's a joke)
  - CyberDildonics 3y ago
    I am not searching for evidence for you. Every conspiracy kook says the same thing. They repeat the same talking points and claims as everyone else. When you ask for evidence they can't give you any. They tell you to find it yourself. That's not how it works. If you claim something you give evidence or expect people to dismiss it. untested 'vaccine' That's the one with 12.7 BILLION doses given that ended the pandemic right? https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/covid-vaccine-tracker-global-distribution/ https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/covid-vaccine-tracker-glo...
    - talldatethrow 3y ago
      Well now you've proven yourself as a nutcase, trying to prove the vaccine is safety tested by showing me how many doses were given AFTER they called it safe. Goodbye.
      - CyberDildonics 3y ago
        It was called safe and it obviously was. You said it is untested and it obviously has been tested extensively. Everything you've said is wrong and disproved with evidence. You have more to say? Back it up. Why can't you back up a single thing you say with a shred of evidence?
        talldatethrow 3y ago
        Lol. A study in Norway I believe said they found heart damage in 1 in 34 people soon after booster administration. Even Fauci himself said, I heard the interview myself, that while a young male is more likely to end up in the ER from a heart issue from the vaccine than he is from covid, that is a worthwhile risk because we know how to treat heart issues and are still learning how to treat covid. Honestly, it's years in. If you can listen to what Fauci said about heart damage and still think it was proven safe, we are just living in different realities. I have no idea if in person people like you and I would talk. In person I never meet people this confused and this adamant. So either you're semi trolling or you're a special class that I don't even interact with... And I live in the SF area and go to Berkeley often.

CyberDildonics 3y ago

Where is your evidence of anything you say? Why don't you have evidence? Go off and believe that 5G towers are government mind control and that parasite medicine magically kills viruses, but don't subject other people to this lunacy.

talldatethrow 3y ago
I am not searching for evidence for you. I don't care about you. I also never mentioned 5g, nor did the Dark horse podcast guy. His guest did. I don't think 'horse paste' can help with a virus, but I trust it to be safer than an untested 'vaccine'. The original thought process was because people in malaria regions were having much lower severity of covid symptoms even when infected, which people thought might be related to their uses of certain anti parasite medicines. Yes. Would I have taken it? No, unless I spoke with a doctor I trust and he thought it was a worthwhile risk. I personally don't even think covid was anything more than a severe flu that hurt obese people and people that don't have enough vitamin D. Even the CDC says that. Seems like if covid came around in 1940 we would have all been fine. I'm going to go drink a sugar free tonic water so I don't catch covid. Good luck out there. (Ps, that's a joke)
- CyberDildonics 3y ago
  I am not searching for evidence for you. Every conspiracy kook says the same thing. They repeat the same talking points and claims as everyone else. When you ask for evidence they can't give you any. They tell you to find it yourself. That's not how it works. If you claim something you give evidence or expect people to dismiss it. untested 'vaccine' That's the one with 12.7 BILLION doses given that ended the pandemic right? https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/covid-vaccine-tracker-global-distribution/ https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/covid-vaccine-tracker-glo...
  - talldatethrow 3y ago
    Well now you've proven yourself as a nutcase, trying to prove the vaccine is safety tested by showing me how many doses were given AFTER they called it safe. Goodbye.
    - CyberDildonics 3y ago
      It was called safe and it obviously was. You said it is untested and it obviously has been tested extensively. Everything you've said is wrong and disproved with evidence. You have more to say? Back it up. Why can't you back up a single thing you say with a shred of evidence?
      - talldatethrow 3y ago
        Lol. A study in Norway I believe said they found heart damage in 1 in 34 people soon after booster administration. Even Fauci himself said, I heard the interview myself, that while a young male is more likely to end up in the ER from a heart issue from the vaccine than he is from covid, that is a worthwhile risk because we know how to treat heart issues and are still learning how to treat covid. Honestly, it's years in. If you can listen to what Fauci said about heart damage and still think it was proven safe, we are just living in different realities. I have no idea if in person people like you and I would talk. In person I never meet people this confused and this adamant. So either you're semi trolling or you're a special class that I don't even interact with... And I live in the SF area and go to Berkeley often.