The Best Part of Being a 'Conspiracy Theorist' is Not Having Myocarditis

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Some pictures are worth more than a thousand words.

Really gottem with this one.

a reply to: TrueAmerican

You're aware that any virus or infection of any sort can cause myocarditis, right?

originally posted by: LordAhriman
You're aware that any virus or infection of any sort can cause myocarditis, right?

Cope more?

With so many that are going to die. Positions are going to need to be filled with people who don't have the quals to work them. Homer Simpson yo.

Christ. WE are the science at this point.
I got a hilarious "vax" fortune cookie yesterday.

"The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!"

BEWARE- I am now about to challenge ATS with a new thread- unrelated to this one, but it will test what you are lead to believe, vs. what the truth is. If ATS is really the truth seeking community it professes to be, then I dare you to concede and show the world that when proven, we CAN give in and say "yep, that conspiracy theory was a bunch of unsubstantiated BS."

The question is, will you. Will you admit you were wrong in falling for it. And will you flag it to the top so that we show the world we are not all bumbling idiots. Some conspiracy theories get proven true, but some are most certainly not after the facts come in. So watch for it.

a reply to: TrueAmerican

the best part about human compassion is not revelling in others grief

a reply to: TrueAmerican

a reply to: UpThenDown

There were members on here that were pushing the vaccine on everyone so hard that they had to be told that they should be ashamed of themselves...and they would smugly tell you to get stuffed.
They had their moment. This is mine.

originally posted by: MykeNukem
a reply to: TrueAmerican

originally posted by: TrueAmerican
BEWARE- I am now about to challenge ATS with a new thread- unrelated to this one, but it will test what you are lead to believe, vs. what the truth is. If ATS is really the truth seeking community it professes to be, then I dare you to concede and show the world that when proven, we CAN give in and say "yep, that conspiracy theory was a bunch of unsubstantiated BS."

The question is, will you. Will you admit you were wrong in falling for it. And will you flag it to the top so that we show the world we are not all bumbling idiots. Some conspiracy theories get proven true, but some are most certainly not after the facts come in. So watch for it.

How dare?

Nope, not admitting anything, especially under oath.

originally posted by: UpThenDown
a reply to: TrueAmerican

the best part about human compassion is not revelling in others grief

After all the strong arm tactics to get everyone the shot, NO. The lack of compassion in how they went about pushing the poke negates that. I remember when peer pressure was frowned upon. My compassion ends with feeling sorry for all the people who were mislead and now are in worse shape than if they had caught covid.

a reply to: hangedman13

what if I offered you a free doughnut and a $100, would you get the shot then?

a reply to: TrueAmerican

The best part of being a "conspiracy theorist" is watching the internet assemble a crisis response team every time someone attempts to farm karma by throwing a mundane idiot under the bus.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: hangedman13

what if I offered you a free doughnut and a $100, would you get the shot then?

Donuts? They are offering scholarships now.

originally posted by: TrueAmerican
BEWARE- I am now about to challenge ATS with a new thread- unrelated to this one, but it will test what you are lead to believe, vs. what the truth is. If ATS is really the truth seeking community it professes to be, then I dare you to concede and show the world that when proven, we CAN give in and say "yep, that conspiracy theory was a bunch of unsubstantiated BS."

The question is, will you. Will you admit you were wrong in falling for it. And will you flag it to the top so that we show the world we are not all bumbling idiots. Some conspiracy theories get proven true, but some are most certainly not after the facts come in. So watch for it.

In any conspiracy theory always go to the logistics needed for it to happen and you will fine that the vast majority just spin out of control when you do that.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: hangedman13

what if I offered you a free doughnut and a $100, would you get the shot then?

Just think if your penis grew just a little with each shot too... men would be on their 67th booster now...

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: hangedman13

what if I offered you a free doughnut and a $100, would you get the shot then?

Just think if your penis grew just a little with each shot too... men would be on their 67th booster now...

If they REALLY wanted people to get the shot they should have combined it with Monjaro (whatever that diabetes drug is) that makes people drop weight like crazy. That drug has cancer risks and terrible side effects but people are fighting for that drug right now. Seriously if covid vaccines had a weight loss side effect people would be on their 10th booster!