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> That's what makes anti-vaccine activism so frustrating. People are quick to label others "anti-vaxx" but it ain't always so. A friend of mine got, on purpose
by TacticalCoder 2y ago
> That's what makes anti-vaccine activism so frustrating.
People are quick to label others "anti-vaxx" but it ain't always so. A friend of mine got, on purpose, several vaccines when Covid hit, as a middle finger to those prone to call others "anti-vaxx". But he did not get the Covid "vaccine". A smart guy btw: several of you here have worked for him and he did a nice exit in 2022 (before the tech crash).
I deeply regret conceding to peer pressure and getting that mRNA shot: "we lied about just about everything, and conveniently didn't tell you there were nano structures forming from the mRNA vaccine after it got injected". There are many studies on the subject. This was not mentioned.
Covid-19 is not just a lab leak: it's man-made using gain-of-function research.
They lied about that. They lied about masks not working "so that people wouldn't all go out and buy all the masks" to then force us to wear masks for months.
And the "Covid is going to mutate into a yet more deadly virus" never happened either.
So lies, lies, and more lies.
Thankfully there are still a few real investigative journalists out there. The fiasco and the coverup were insane. Several people lied in front of congress and belong in jail.
So proponent of that horrible, totalitarian, nano-structure-assembling mRNA vaccine (which, once again, I got): get lost.
- EdwardDiego 2y ago> "Covid is going to mutate into a yet more deadly virus" Delta very much did happen, and was very much more deadly than earlier strains. But as we know, viruses tend to drift towards being less deadly if it helps them spread.