Vegas » 23 Jul 2021, 10:10 pm » wrote: ↑ We can't treat viruses as any old death because they mutate. There is already a mutation called the Delta variant. Evidently, this one is worse. The more we ignore it, the stronger it becomes. If a virus is something that we shouldn't get so uptight about, then why should we ever worry about nations using it as a biological weapon? Malaria killed millions.
Polar1ty » 23 Jul 2021, 9:17 pm » wrote: ↑ If someone is attempting to sell you something, whether it's a penny stock or managed fund that supposedly returns 30% a year or a "vaccine," an intelligent person would do his DD and not take the word of the seller at face value.
I would estimate 75% of the information fed to you by the (((media))) on Covid-19 has been misleading or downright false. It reminds me of when China released videos of people "collapsing" on the streets. I don't recall a single instance of that happening here in the United States (even with all the relentless media propaganda), so either the Chinese got really unlucky (and by really unlucky I'm talking about 1 in 100 million odds) or they were lying. Guess which one I'm going to go with?
If someone lies 75% of the time, does that not raise suspicions? Do you still trust that person's motives? If they have honorable intentions why would they need to lie so much?
You didn't answer my questions and dismissed them. Likewise I will dismiss your garbage about how people should take a vaccine cuz some 30-39 year old (out of millions of 30-39 year olds in the US) died.
FOS » 23 Jul 2021, 10:13 pm » wrote: ↑ So you would be worried about states developing biological weapons, because they totally would, right?
I never said the virus is no big deal.Vegas » 23 Jul 2021, 10:15 pm » wrote: ↑ My point is that if this virus is no big deal, then why would they be considered as a tenable weapon?
FOS » 23 Jul 2021, 10:17 pm » wrote: ↑ I never said the virus is no big deal.
my argument is that i dont trust our leaders.
I think they want me dead.
FOS » 23 Jul 2021, 10:17 pm » wrote: ↑ I never said the virus is no big deal.
my argument is that i dont trust our leaders.
I think they want me dead.
Scientists have no power.Vegas » 24 Jul 2021, 12:24 am » wrote: ↑ Our leaders have never been trustworthy. it's been that way since 1776. That's why my conclusion is solely based on the findings of the researchers and scientists.
FOS » 24 Jul 2021, 12:57 am » wrote: ↑ Scientists have no power.
did chernobyl melt down because of bad scientists? no, it was the state cutting corners to save money.
It really doesnt matter if the scientists themselves even have good intentions, especially if any 'misinformation' a well meaning scientist whistleblower might try to get out there is immediately censored.
Safe and effective is unknown. We have no idea what the long term side effects might be. Stating an unknown as a known is a lie. I don't see scientists making this mistake but those promoting the vaccine are certainly guilty.Vegas » 23 Jul 2021, 10:14 pm » wrote: ↑ If you can give me actual evidence that we are being lied to, then I would be happy to examine it. As of now, you are just suspicious. I would prefer proof and evidence of you can show me this.
it means exactly that.Vegas » 24 Jul 2021, 1:14 am » wrote: ↑ Leaders have the power, not the scientist. Yes, that is true. However, that doesn't mean that I don't have a choice to follow the science.
Neo » 24 Jul 2021, 1:14 am » wrote: ↑ Safe and effective is unknown. We have no idea what the long term side effects might be. Stating an unknown as a known is a lie. I don't see scientists making this mistake but those promoting the vaccine are certainly guilty.
Ok, I'll give you mine...Vegas » 23 Jul 2021, 11:58 am » wrote: ↑ Look, anti-vaccinators, we all have a right to our opinion about things.
What I don't think you understand is that we don't give a **** about the evil virus fearmongeringWhat I don't think you understand is that the virus doesn't give a **** about your opinion.
The fact is that we also don't give a **** about one guy among millions dying... it sucks for him but **** happens...If you want to think it's a ll one big hoax so big drug companies can make billions, and whatever other conspiracies, then have it. Whatever. Nonetheless, the virus doesn't give a **** about your conspiracies. The fact is that this guy would be alive if he was vaccinated.
I could but I can't know for sure... just like you can't be sure the vaccine would have saved him... if the vaccine saves people why should I let myself get injected with an experimental medicine in order to protect other people.... if the other people are afraid of the virus they can get the vaccine if they want to... so what's the problem?Can any anti-vaccinator here deny that this guy would still be alive if he was vaccinated?
Why not vaccinate the elderly to protect them against me instead..... can you see the problem with your logic?....Why not get vaccinated to protect the elderly?
FOS » 24 Jul 2021, 1:23 am » wrote: ↑ it means exactly that.
look...i can assure you that in the soviet union countless biologists knew damn well that darwinian evolution was the superior theory.
but the USSR outlawed darwinian evolution, instead insisting on lamarckism.
I seriously doubt that if you were some average guy in the USSR that there would be any chance you could figure out that lamarckism is false and darwinian evolution was simply better. And because scientists didnt want to go to prison, there is little chance they could inform you about that.
and anyway...what DOES the science say? under 1% of the people infected seem to die. Meaning that if you die, you were unlucky.
So compare...what are the odds that this 'vaccine' is worse than the disease...thanks to either malice or incompetence or both?
I think way over 1%. Especially because it is literally fiddling with your damn genetics. You are willing to give our leaders access to your genetics?
St. Louis brings back mask mandate amid huge surge in COVID cases in Missouri as officials blame superspreader tourist town called Branson where the mayor is an anti-masker and almost 20% of residents are infectedVegas » 23 Jul 2021, 11:58 am » wrote: ↑ Look, anti-vaccinators, we all have a right to our opinion about things. What I don't think you understand is that the virus doesn't give a **** about your opinion. If you want to think it's a ll one big hoax so big drug companies can make billions, and whatever other conspiracies, then have it. Whatever. Nonetheless, the virus doesn't give a **** about your conspiracies. The fact is that this guy would be alive if he was vaccinated.
Can any anti-vaccinator here deny that this guy would still be alive if he was vaccinated?
A California man in his early 30s who derided vaccines on Twitter and Instagram died of COVID-19 (msn.com)
Vegas » 24 Jul 2021, 1:36 am » wrote: ↑ The difference is obvious. Evidently, in the USSR, the people had to do what they were told from the government. I choose to be vaccinated here. We all do. Their is no force.
Like I said, I am more worried about the mutations. That is what viruses do. They start off somewhat harmless to most of the population, but if they are allowed to mature, they turn into a **** formidable force that can kill millions. Malaria, smallpox, syphilis, marburg, HIV, ebola, hantavirus, dengue virus, rotavirus, SARS, and many more were mutations of a less deadly virus. These viruses have killed millions.
Given that this is the only line of your post that wasn't rooted in politics, I'll respond to it. Keep in mind, I am just looking at the science. I could care less what either political side says, or what any media says. The research only is what I am basing my conclusions on.Jantje_Smit » 24 Jul 2021, 1:30 am » wrote: ↑
Why not vaccinate the elderly to protect them against me instead..... can you see the problem with your logic?
Then what is it?
And actually, i am just telling you the official narrative.
Eh, none of my lines was rooted in politics.... that's just the way I see it...Vegas » 24 Jul 2021, 1:45 am » wrote: ↑ Given that this is the only line of your post that wasn't rooted in politics, I'll respond to it.
Funny, you seem to care a lot about what the media says about one guy... just one.. dying because(?) he didn't get vaccinated...Keep in mind, I am just looking at the science. I could care less what either political side says, or what any media says.
I did my own research... and some basic statistics.. and came to the only logical conclusion... something smells... and I'm not going to let myself get injected with an experimental medicine in the hope of avoiding a bad case of the flu... and maybe I already had the virus, I was pretty sick for a few days last year... but that could also have been the flu... oh, wait.... that can't be...The research only is what I am basing my conclusions on.
You're avoiding the question... if the vaccine works why should I get vaccinated in order to protect the ones at risk.. why not vaccinate them instead?My logic appears to be quite sound. The elderly are the ones that are threatened by this the most. Therefore, they should be protected the most. Appears logical to me.