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Cannonpointer » 26 Dec 2022, 8:04 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Dec 2022, 8:04 pm

You lied when you saidyou think, fruitcake.

Vaccines - like men and women - have definitions, you fruit.Just CALLING it a vaccine doesn't make it one. Indeed, you stupid queer, using YOUR OWNARGUMENT, the covid abortion is by definition NOT a vaccine, because it doesn't work, stupe.

No, dick sucker, YOU are, when you lie that he was against the death jab.

Trump pushed the trumpvaccine through.

BIDEN questioned whether people should take it.
PELOSI questioned whether people should take it.
HARRIS questioned whether people should take it.

That's YOUR team, dick sucker. ^
Trump NEVER questioned whether people should take it, you stupid queer.

Now - mouthy dick sucking liar: HERE IS MY PROOF. Where's yours, queer?
SHOW US TRUMP STANDING AGAINST THE VACCINE, MOUTH.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40eZeXPyJ0g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BSy4xWwf6Y

Well it's nice that you are using actual news sources. I'm not going to do the complete research on this but the commitments you posted state the position that if the scientific community at the CDC and other world class health facilities approved a vaccine they would take it. I think what they are referring to is some of the treatments that Donald Trump pushed as a snake oil salesman and yes, he did say something like drinking bleach might cure Covid. That is the remarks in proper context. Biden and Harris didn't question the Moderna (a vaccine I've received three doses of as mandated by hospital policy) and Pfizer vaccines that have proven effective. Look at the history of smallpox if you think vaccines don't work and do the science. I could elaborate on how mRNA vaccines work and that they have been under research for years. Trump suggested people drink bleach to cure Covid. That was the point of their remarks. Also, explain to me why those who voted for Trump were much more unlikely to take the vaccine than those that voted for Biden in the 2020 election cycle. And please, try not to argue with me the definition of a vaccine. That's probably stretching your pro Trump argument a little too far.