Two Simple Questions...???

a reply to: gortex

No. The high horse is the blunt poster with nothing backing his comment.

Read your response again.

You couldn't sound more high horsey.

Like sitting on a clydesdale that's riding on top of another clydesdale.

But cute retort there.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

a.) I'm not, or...
b.) The 'vaccine' doesn't work.

That's it!

False dichotomy.

c.) Public health is a matter of public concern and the vaccines do work.

A lot of sick people is not good for a community (or business).
A lot of people in the hospital is not good for a community.

a reply to: incoserv

Gee, I guess that makes you a caring, kind person by virtue of the fact that you'd see fit to force on me a medical procedure that I choose not to undergo? Yay kind people.

What !
I'm unvaccinated so why would I force you to get it.
Grow up.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Seems the status quo answer is, the unvaxxed will get covid get severe symptoms have to goto the hospital icu etc. put a strain on the healthcare system.

I do agree thou, if you’re vaxxed why care about whether someone else is.

Most people on the INTERNET whining about people not being vaxxed and hating them with words and feels are just whacked out liberal trolls, since this part of the covid-19 story is a continuation of the political front the Chinese conveniently created for them.

a reply to: Mandroid7

No. The high horse is the blunt poster with nothing backing his comment.

The answer to the questions was my opinion so no backing up required.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Or, "Do you still beat your wife? Answer yes or no."

does your mom know you are gay? answer yes or no

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

1 It protects you from getting severe symptoms so it is Yes, you can still spread the disease

2 I am not worried about unvaccinated i meet them every day as a nurse. I use mask at work ( mandatory) at grocery store ( mandatory now .. soon been lifted ). Not wearing mask at home, i am vaccinated so is our son but hubby is unvaccinated.

a reply to: dollukka

1 It protects you from getting severe symptoms so it is Yes, you can still spread the disease

Why do you believe that?

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

The Covid vaccine works about as well as the Flu vaccine.

There SHOULD BE people running around angry because their neighbors, relatives, co-workers didn't get the Flu vaccine, like they did.


Record weirdness and craziness in our society this year.

Just what the CCP installed Joe Biden to take up to the next level.

At their direction, he's doing a marvelous job!

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

a.) I'm not, or...
b.) The 'vaccine' doesn't work.

That's it!

False dichotomy.

c.) Public health is a matter of public concern and the vaccines do work.

A lot of sick people is not good for a community (or business).
A lot of people in the hospital is not good for a community.

Shut down the economy to guarantee the population gets screwed.

That worked like a charm.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Tevin Thompson 4 days ago

I'm wondering if anybody else has has experienced weakness in the left arm and hand. At around two months post vaccination, my left arm and hand became unusable and I also had issues with the left side of my face becoming stiff. Also, I had issues with slurred speech. This was all preceded by full body muscle twitches during the day and especially at night. I'm wondering what could be causing this because this seems to be happening in a number if people and it doesn't seem optimal whatsoever.

This is very close to the same reaction I had to my last vaccine, which was back in 2011. The VA ER doctor was very concerned and flagged my chart with a red bordered, white label, instructing that I not be administered any vaccines of any kind in the future.

Some want to claim that you should take the COVID vaccine, even if you have had a negative reaction to other vaccines, because, supposedly, the COVID vaccine is different.

I had no intention of taking the COVID vaccine, but seeing this post made on Medscape, has definitely fortified my decision to avoid the COVID vaccine at all costs.

I have been a member of Medscape for over twelve years. I never thought to visit this chat. To be honest, it has been almost six months since the last time I visited the site. Thanks for the reminder.

originally posted by: sciencelol
a reply to: dollukka

1 It protects you from getting severe symptoms so it is Yes, you can still spread the disease

Why do you believe that?

Why don't you?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

a.) I'm not, or...
b.) The 'vaccine' doesn't work.

That's it!

False dichotomy.

c.) Public health is a matter of public concern and the vaccines do work.

A lot of sick people is not good for a community (or business).
A lot of people in the hospital is not good for a community.

Oh the humanity, Phage! Oh the humanity!

While I agree with you in principle (on the 'community' part), you know as well as I do that all of this outrage has exactly zero to do with people caring about public concern! People are selfish now! They don't care about anyone but themselves. Don't let them fool you. That's not what all this outrage is all about, and you know it.

Regarding the effectiveness of the vaccines, and their long term effects, not even the great Phage has a crystal ball which works that well. We see information coming in from every corner of the world contradicting the 'vaccines' effectiveness, on a variety of fronts. Take Israel for example, I'm sure I don't need to highlight the confusing statistics there for you. I'm not suggesting they don't work, but I'm not suggesting they do either. What I am saying is we just don't know yet...AND, that we're being lied to about the effectiveness of the 'vaccine', hence the two questions in the OP.

This is propaganda to the max. They (authorities) can't keep the vax story straight for even a single day.

Even the FDA approval is a ruse. Comirnaty was approved by the FDA...but Comirnaty isn't even available in the US yet, and it never has been. And even the FDA came out and said (in writing) that Comirnaty is legally different than the vax given the EUA approval. Notice no one is flagging this matter up on the MSM? Lies on top of more lies, Phage.

Two days ago "Fully vaccinated" meant two shots (one if J&J)...now "Fully Vaccinated" is 3 shots. When will it end?

This super-vaccine, well, just doesn't seem to be so super, now does it?

Politics aside, I often agree with you, my friend, but on this count I'm afraid we differ rather dramatically.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

1. Yes
2. I’m not

a reply to: Bunch

Great answer!

Finally, someone who speaks the truth!

a reply to: sciencelol

Which one or both ? You don´t ?
Interesting notice at the work place is that staff has never taken so few sick leaves as during this couple years of pandemic.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Mandroid7

No. The high horse is the blunt poster with nothing backing his comment.

The answer to the questions was my opinion so no backing up required.

Sweet, your opinion is noted.
I'll stick to thousands of actual doctors opinions.

a reply to: dollukka

Another good answer!

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

And even the FDA came out and said (in writing) that Comirnaty is legally different than the vax given the EUA approval.

What writing? Where?

Two days ago "Fully vaccinated" meant two shots (one if J&J)...now "Fully Vaccinated" is 3 shots.

Show me. But did you know it takes 4 polio shots?



But nice rant.

a reply to: Phage

It's probably going to take me a bit to go back and find it. I just looked quickly and couldn't locate it, but I will, and I will post it for you.

Was about 3 days ago for the FDA approval stuff. Lot of posts since then.