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originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn
I see very few members "pushing the vaccine" but if you even dare to question the anti vaxxers that's what you get accused of.
I have never myself told folk to get jabbed, I just try to counter the ignorance.
Not seeing any "fear" of the unvaccinated here in the UK. More like sadness, really.
originally posted by: MDDoxs
a reply to: IAMTAT
His last message made him sound like a nut job. Sounds like some serious underlying medical condition that he then blamed on the vaccine.
May he rest is peace.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn
The only thing that makes us a danger, is the fact that we will continue to resist. We have the potential to raise doubt.
That's probably the most astute thing that I've ever heard you say.
I don't agree that it's the "only" thing that makes unvaxxed people a problem, but it's definitely up there.
The problem isn't that people are raising doubts, it's that they are going beyond a healthy skepticism and are using lies, deception and misrepresented data to try to persuade people that a risk exists when it either does not exist or when it is so small that it's only a risk for a tiny percentage of people.
I've got no problems with people discussing genuine science and accurate statistic, when I see somebody afraid to leave their home because someone on the internet has told them that standing next to vaxxed people on the subway will cause them to become infertile because the vaxxed person will shed proteins that will be sucked into their bodies and cause their womb to go into shock. That's a different story.
Or when people take news stories about children who died of unrelated things and start using their names and pictures claiming that the shot killed them.
Sounds exactly as if you are describing what I have been hearing from those pushing the vaccine for nearly a year now.
Except it is those that are vaccinated that are fear being next to the unvaccinated, even they should be the ones protected, since they have received the vaccine.
It's not just about covid.
You only need to read some of the posts on this forum to see it.
There are just so many wackos out there that latch on to all kinds of conspiracies. Being an anti-vaxxer might just be the latest thing that somebody is into.
You don't know if they wash their hands after using the toilet because they think that soap is a tool of the illuminati, or if they wash their hands in their own urine because somebody on Tik Tok told them that it would scare of poltergeists. Or if they might just pull out a gun and shoot you dead because they think that you're gang stalking them.
originally posted by: HilterDayon
Why do you frequent a forum that is populated with, for the most part, conspiracy theorists? Please don’t reply “because the site motto is “deny ignorance”.
What you have stated is that there are “so many wackos out there” and imply that: “some of the posts on this forum” demonstrate the same kind of irrational thought or even mental illness that attract these wackos to infect the forum with even more wackiness.
Would that be correct?
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
I thought about that. I asked myself, why take a vaccine that might make me sick, or kill me, when I can get COVID, and it might make me sick, or kill me.
Since there is no way of knowing for sure, either way, if I will get sick, or if I will die, then I choose to opt out of the vaccine.
originally posted by: HilterDayon
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn
The only thing that makes us a danger, is the fact that we will continue to resist. We have the potential to raise doubt.
That's probably the most astute thing that I've ever heard you say.
I don't agree that it's the "only" thing that makes unvaxxed people a problem, but it's definitely up there.
The problem isn't that people are raising doubts, it's that they are going beyond a healthy skepticism and are using lies, deception and misrepresented data to try to persuade people that a risk exists when it either does not exist or when it is so small that it's only a risk for a tiny percentage of people.
I've got no problems with people discussing genuine science and accurate statistic, when I see somebody afraid to leave their home because someone on the internet has told them that standing next to vaxxed people on the subway will cause them to become infertile because the vaxxed person will shed proteins that will be sucked into their bodies and cause their womb to go into shock. That's a different story.
Or when people take news stories about children who died of unrelated things and start using their names and pictures claiming that the shot killed them.
Sounds exactly as if you are describing what I have been hearing from those pushing the vaccine for nearly a year now.
Except it is those that are vaccinated that are fear being next to the unvaccinated, even they should be the ones protected, since they have received the vaccine.
It's not just about covid.
You only need to read some of the posts on this forum to see it.
There are just so many wackos out there that latch on to all kinds of conspiracies. Being an anti-vaxxer might just be the latest thing that somebody is into.
You don't know if they wash their hands after using the toilet because they think that soap is a tool of the illuminati, or if they wash their hands in their own urine because somebody on Tik Tok told them that it would scare of poltergeists. Or if they might just pull out a gun and shoot you dead because they think that you're gang stalking them.
Hi there A.Z. May I ask you a question? BTW, I am not attacking you, just seeking clarification.
Why do you frequent a forum that is populated with, for the most part, conspiracy theorists? Please don’t reply “because the site motto is “deny ignorance”.
What you have stated is that there are “so many wackos out there” and imply that: “some of the posts on this forum” demonstrate the same kind of irrational thought or even mental illness that attract these wackos to infect the forum with even more wackiness.
Would that be correct?
So you pop in to different threads with patronizing and sarcastic comments, “talking sense” at the same time shaking your head in disbelief at the levels of mental illness you have to witness.
You know though, you could be more helpful in denying ignorance and corralling the errant sheep back to the pen of reality and common sense.
Okay, by now you have made a jolly good effort at defining the state of what it is to be irrational, out of touch with reality, and having descended unknowingly into a state of mental illness - especially schizophrenia.
Did you ever reason that mockery may not be the best medicine to give these deluded individuals the eyes you have to see things the way they truly are?
Could you refresh us all with a recount of “a day in the life” of Arghh Zombies?
Like from when you go to sleep at night, what you think about before you do...your dreams, what you see when you open your eyes, what you think about when you see the msm news reports. Which experiences make you happy, which disappoint you or sadden.
Do you see anything unusual or untoward happening in the world ( except for the proliferation of whackos of course).
Can we have at least a last glimpse of what it is to mentally well, you know before one last conspiracy becomes the last straw that breaks the camel’s back and we go out of our depths and out of our minds with our fear flowing out behind us as we fall through the thin ice.
You do care enough about your fellow man to do that don’t you?
Thank you Sir.
originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: AaarghZombies
How many of those unvaxed actually died from covid? but isn't from Covid yet it is only listed as covid? like what has occurred in nursing homes. We still dont have a clear full picture.
originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: IAMTAT
Most concerning is that the vax caused him for his muscles disappeared is stupefying.
originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: AaarghZombies
Because you have to be aware the mRNA in medicine is new, has never being tested on a larger massive scale. Jimmy Dore had months of headaches and shakes still has.
That is not normal.
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: AaarghZombies
You push misinformation so it's perfectly plausible for everyone to dismiss everything you write.
originally posted by: drinkbeker
a reply to: IAMTAT
I really don't think such a tacky sales technique is required to sell your stuff here...
The paranoia and fearmongering seem to sell quite well around here.
Man, this place has gone down the drain.