I am very bitterly and sinfully anticipating all the members of my family suffering the side-effects of their chosen injections, especially after all their smug moralizing about the people who refused to take them. "Yes, you are entitled to your opinion, but it it helps if it's an educated opinion. Snort snort snort." I know I should not wish my own blood to suffer, but if pain and suffering don't teach you a lesson, what ever will?
I have two people in my family that didn't want to but unfortunately caved due to things like their jobs. And I do at least feel sorry for them. We can all say people should have held out at all costs, but I get that it can be very difficult to give up an entire career like some did.
Still, the other family members that got their vaccines definitely get a level of apathy. I won't take joy in it, but neither will I be seeing them as victims in any way.
I mean, I resisted too. Lost a job over it. It was rough, but I'm glad I did. Sadly, I saw the trouble and weight that it put on my family members that tried and couldn't resist. I truly feel sorry for them. Those types of people are victims. Not everyone can make a stand, though they wanted to.
Bravado away, I was nervous. I doubted myself at times and wondered if it was worth it, because it wasn't just me that my choice effected. And in retrospect I've been vindicated. But I have a lot of empathy for those that wanted to resist and caved. Because I was there myself. And I thank God that I didn't cave, but I don't blame others that struggled and ultimately did. I blame every single person that put that pressure on them to ensure they caved. Every politician. Every employers. Every coworker, neighbour, or family member that guilted and pressured and fearmongered those around them to cave. Those are the people that I hate.
And the enemy heard you. Now they're developing an aerosol vaccine they can release into the air with crop dusters, or into the A/C vents at malls, concerts and grocery stores. They're also looking to add it - undisclosed -- into food and drinks.
Same. When it was first announced my thought process was "huh, that's a neat breakthrough but I'm going to wait a year or two and see how it shakes out. If everything goes good I'll probably get it then." But then as the machine started to rev up demanding, nay trying to force everyone to get it whether they wanted it or not, I knew nothing good was possibly going to come from it and reached the same stance as you. And today I want mass tribunals followed by poor quality hangings.
My family is pretty close and has very few internal conflicts. However, I tried to warn them all to not take the vaccines. Unfortunately, my mom and step dad did, because my brother recommended it, and he's a doctor. I'm not accredited in any way, I just know about confirmed conspiracies, the damage and lies surrounding vaccines, and the rampant corruption in the medical and pharmaceutical industries. But, I was ignored, and my brother was believed, purely because of his position of "authority" regarding health and medicine. Even more aggravating, is my mom has been anti-vaxx her whole life, knows the dangers of vaccines, and refused to vaccinate all of us as kids, but took the first Covid shot because my brother said so.
Numerous pleas and conversations with my family members, with lots of evidence to back up my claims, all amounted to nothing, because I'm not an "authority". The whole Covid thing really damaged my respect for people I thought knew better, and unfortunately the vaccine acceptance was only one part of that loss of respect.
Is this in regard to any new vaccines, or everything? Because I am presently due for a dose of the tetanus vaccine and I've been hesitant about getting it.
Suzanne Humphries does an excellent talk on tetanus (it's on youtube, the sound quality is a bit off). Like with all vaccines, the data really isn't what you think it would be. It's worth looking at the actual data and then deciding.
If a vaccine immunity is going to last 10 years it'll last a lifetime, unless the specific cells in your bone marrow that remember the antibodies just happen to die - which can happen for many reasons. It's also possible to get vaccinated and not develop immunity (if injected into a vein instead of muscle for instance).
So they have people get tetanus 'boosters' that aren't really boosters just in case.
Lockjaw is a pretty bad way to go and the bacteria is everywhere in nature so personally I'd rather have peace of mind than the small risk not getting vaccinated again, but maybe you could do every 20 years instead of 10 or wait until you get a puncture wound.
At this point if you give your family any vaccines you are a sucker enabling these crooks.
I am very bitterly and sinfully anticipating all the members of my family suffering the side-effects of their chosen injections, especially after all their smug moralizing about the people who refused to take them. "Yes, you are entitled to your opinion, but it it helps if it's an educated opinion. Snort snort snort." I know I should not wish my own blood to suffer, but if pain and suffering don't teach you a lesson, what ever will?
I have two people in my family that didn't want to but unfortunately caved due to things like their jobs. And I do at least feel sorry for them. We can all say people should have held out at all costs, but I get that it can be very difficult to give up an entire career like some did.
Still, the other family members that got their vaccines definitely get a level of apathy. I won't take joy in it, but neither will I be seeing them as victims in any way.
I mean, I resisted too. Lost a job over it. It was rough, but I'm glad I did. Sadly, I saw the trouble and weight that it put on my family members that tried and couldn't resist. I truly feel sorry for them. Those types of people are victims. Not everyone can make a stand, though they wanted to.
Bravado away, I was nervous. I doubted myself at times and wondered if it was worth it, because it wasn't just me that my choice effected. And in retrospect I've been vindicated. But I have a lot of empathy for those that wanted to resist and caved. Because I was there myself. And I thank God that I didn't cave, but I don't blame others that struggled and ultimately did. I blame every single person that put that pressure on them to ensure they caved. Every politician. Every employers. Every coworker, neighbour, or family member that guilted and pressured and fearmongered those around them to cave. Those are the people that I hate.
And the enemy heard you. Now they're developing an aerosol vaccine they can release into the air with crop dusters, or into the A/C vents at malls, concerts and grocery stores. They're also looking to add it - undisclosed -- into food and drinks.
Same. When it was first announced my thought process was "huh, that's a neat breakthrough but I'm going to wait a year or two and see how it shakes out. If everything goes good I'll probably get it then." But then as the machine started to rev up demanding, nay trying to force everyone to get it whether they wanted it or not, I knew nothing good was possibly going to come from it and reached the same stance as you. And today I want mass tribunals followed by poor quality hangings.
My family is pretty close and has very few internal conflicts. However, I tried to warn them all to not take the vaccines. Unfortunately, my mom and step dad did, because my brother recommended it, and he's a doctor. I'm not accredited in any way, I just know about confirmed conspiracies, the damage and lies surrounding vaccines, and the rampant corruption in the medical and pharmaceutical industries. But, I was ignored, and my brother was believed, purely because of his position of "authority" regarding health and medicine. Even more aggravating, is my mom has been anti-vaxx her whole life, knows the dangers of vaccines, and refused to vaccinate all of us as kids, but took the first Covid shot because my brother said so.
Numerous pleas and conversations with my family members, with lots of evidence to back up my claims, all amounted to nothing, because I'm not an "authority". The whole Covid thing really damaged my respect for people I thought knew better, and unfortunately the vaccine acceptance was only one part of that loss of respect.
Has your brother admitted that he was wrong?
Is this in regard to any new vaccines, or everything? Because I am presently due for a dose of the tetanus vaccine and I've been hesitant about getting it.
If you want to hear the opposing view on your vaccine then search for what rfk says about it 😂
https://x.com/insiderhcw/status/1634764305362026496
It seriously sounds like none were adequately tested against placebos to determine if they benefited you
Suzanne Humphries does an excellent talk on tetanus (it's on youtube, the sound quality is a bit off). Like with all vaccines, the data really isn't what you think it would be. It's worth looking at the actual data and then deciding.
If a vaccine immunity is going to last 10 years it'll last a lifetime, unless the specific cells in your bone marrow that remember the antibodies just happen to die - which can happen for many reasons. It's also possible to get vaccinated and not develop immunity (if injected into a vein instead of muscle for instance).
So they have people get tetanus 'boosters' that aren't really boosters just in case.
Lockjaw is a pretty bad way to go and the bacteria is everywhere in nature so personally I'd rather have peace of mind than the small risk not getting vaccinated again, but maybe you could do every 20 years instead of 10 or wait until you get a puncture wound.
Just putting the Covid "vaccine" in the same category as proven effective treatments like the Polio vaccine is dubious.
NONE of the new vaccines have been tested vs a placebo (which is a basic requirement to see safety and effectiveness for any medicine)