LudvigVanHassen

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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
This is true too. And the majority of Facebook users I know unfollow people who post political topics. It is about the circles.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
I think this is an important point indeed. A piece of this puzzle, in my opinion, is that people are not taught this at home anymore. Most familes have both parents working full time and they're exhausted after work. Their kids are rai
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
The hypothetical "most people" in this statement would be dreadfully, dreadfully wrong if they think it would all turn out fine. They are vastly under estimating how much the modern world, in literally almost any aspect you can im
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
No idea. This sholdn't be downvoted.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Welcome to the modern world...
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
There is quite a lot of humor in this statement. ;)
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
This post should not be downvoted. These are legitimate concerns for half the US population. Whoever is poo-pooing this may disagree with these lies presented above. But again, you have half the US population who really DOES have a problem
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
The 3-5 year clinical trial like all of the previous vaccines.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Agreed. NPR it VERY left biased and it's damn evident.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
And it's a damning realization at that. Nevertheless, it seems to be true. How do we maintain the emphasis on free speech with our higher fragmented population who have WIDELY varying beliefs and little shared culture?
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Or they were kids and too young to comment or understand the situation. I would have protested then if I were an adult with my life understanding now.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
And this is a dogshit simplistic way to view the world that leads to our. Social media and all of this tribalism makes all American dumber. It's removing our ability to understand and appreciate nuance and learning how to get along wit
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Frogpelt has an understanding that so many lack. I wish there was some way for this middle ground to speak and make itself now. This "tribal" devolution of everything to two sides on an issue with interlocking viewpoints on all su
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
This last point and the new york times article are a great example of this corruption and corporate interests. The bastards at the helm CANNOT be trusted.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Also, all of these vaccines that ARE mandated for children against said horrible and deadly diseases were tested for YEARS prior to becoming mandatory to ensure that they are safe for children. It is impossible to have that dataset for the
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
>Right now, vaccine holdouts are really screwing things up for us who want to return to some form of normality. I think the challenge here is the media and the government are heavily promoting the MESSAGE that vaccine holdouts are screwi
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Emphasizing this quote: However, cloth masks did reduce the overall likelihood of experiencing symptoms of respiratory illness during the study period.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
All of this is correct. Many on the left seem forcibly unable to view the nuance described here. Freedom of choice is an American value that doesn't exist anywhere else in the world to the degree that it does here. Freedom to decide wh
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
This is precisely correct. As someone who was vaccine hesitant, I ended up getting the J&J but felt like a full 20 hours a week part time job to try to parse what was actually true. Fauci, the CDC, the WHO; all of the communications fro
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Did the US really force it to pick up a shitty monetary policy? I love this phrase you've crafted. If only we could force China into picking up, like... no less than 14 shitty monetary policies.....
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
The edit is the correct response. Technology is awesome, but it's fallen into the hands of a bunch of god damn authoritarians. Trust absolutely no one. Paranoid should be your default behavior towards any files you have a device that a
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
I agree with this.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
This is an important point. While the media love to paint all "anti-vaxxers" are rural republicans or Trump supports, this simply isn't true. There are many racial minority groups (African Americans in particular) who are vac
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
The probability being very different argument above is based in massaged data; data fit to a narrative. The narrative wants you to trust it and set aside such petty questioning! "The science" will prevail! The elites no better! Ho
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
In this hypothetical scenario, the assumption is being made that the collection good is more important than individual liberty. Another issue at play here in the US is that Americans are divided on where the line should be drawn between wha
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
All of these are reasonable arguments. I personally agree with them. I am vaccinated (J&J), and was vaccine hesitant for 6 months prior to making my decision. I still stand far more in unity with the anti-vaccination camp than those ask
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
This is the correct response.
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
I believe this sarcasm is truly important in understanding this. There is very much an "appeal to authority" conundrum going on. Solid studies that deviate at all from what the US media and the Biden Administration are discredited
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by LudvigVanHassen 5y ago
Your first paragraph is correct, but you seem to think it's a problem that people might choose to be naturally infected. That's a valid choice people can make. I believe most people who aren't vaccinated are doing so on purpo