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Only because you losing the argument.elec2020 wrote:This thread is pushing division and discrimination. I can't believe it is being encouraged on the forum
timelapse wrote:Only because you losing the argument.elec2020 wrote:This thread is pushing division and discrimination. I can't believe it is being encouraged on the forum
88sins wrote:hover11 wrote:Ppl took a chance with polio vaccine why not....pay ppl the correct amount and they would volunteer but then again our efforts aren't on preventing Hiv as that would mean less money on medication for the pharmaceutical industry for treatments
It's a tad more complex than people were willing to take a chance wrt the polio vaccine tho. When Jonas Salk developed it, he did not say "imma sell this thing whether it works or not and whichever government buy it hadda indemnify me in case people dead from it after I make meh billions" Basically, he gave it away in an altruistic attempt to come to the aid of humanity in the fight against a debilitating disease that left its victims with pain and disfigurement for the rest of their lives.
The drug companies that developed these covid vaccines don't give a 5th of a pound of dried rat droppings about humanity, they only care about profits and making sure that nobody holds them accountable if something untoward occurs.
That being said...
Why all the beat up? If John Public wants to take the vaccine, he's free to do so. If Jimmy Anybody doesn't want to take it, he's free to do so as well.
But neither John nor Jimmy have the authority or right to try to compel either one to adopt the other's stance.
People need to learn how to leave others alone and respect their choices. Simple as that.
The argument that getting vaccinated is for the greater good is all well and dandy, and quite understandable. But the thing is, nobody is obligated by any means, legislative, moral or otherwise, to have to care about anyone else. And nobody is responsible for your body (including its condition, what goes into it, and what comes out of it, and why) but you.
Please people, respect each other's choices that each person will make, whether you agree with their beliefs and choices or not.
pugboy wrote:the problem is antivaxxers are a broad term
with a variety of reasons
some are really stupid and believe in the 5g/nanobots/microchip conspiracy and need to be hit with a piece of wood for being so stupid
others are also stupid for taking any anecdotal occurrence of something and making it a “proven theory”, also need a lash
hover11 wrote:How can you call ppl antivaxxers if they have taken shots before and simply don't want to take covid 19 vaccine that doesn't make sensepugboy wrote:the problem is antivaxxers are a broad term
with a variety of reasons
some are really stupid and believe in the 5g/nanobots/microchip conspiracy and need to be hit with a piece of wood for being so stupid
others are also stupid for taking any anecdotal occurrence of something and making it a “proven theory”, also need a lash
Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:How can you call ppl antivaxxers if they have taken shots before and simply don't want to take covid 19 vaccine that doesn't make sensepugboy wrote:the problem is antivaxxers are a broad term
with a variety of reasons
some are really stupid and believe in the 5g/nanobots/microchip conspiracy and need to be hit with a piece of wood for being so stupid
others are also stupid for taking any anecdotal occurrence of something and making it a “proven theory”, also need a lash
You're simply a covid anti-vaxxer, same level of ignorance though.
hover11 wrote:I get what you saying but these vaccinating persons are beginning to scorn or shun the unvaxxed , like I said it's beginning to look like a cult ,Jim jones style....one of us comes to mind. Persuading heavily for ppl to take the Kool aid(shot) let it be people free will to take it that's their personal choice to take or not. What is to be will be88sins wrote:hover11 wrote:Ppl took a chance with polio vaccine why not....pay ppl the correct amount and they would volunteer but then again our efforts aren't on preventing Hiv as that would mean less money on medication for the pharmaceutical industry for treatments
It's a tad more complex than people were willing to take a chance wrt the polio vaccine tho. When Jonas Salk developed it, he did not say "imma sell this thing whether it works or not and whichever government buy it hadda indemnify me in case people dead from it after I make meh billions" Basically, he gave it away in an altruistic attempt to come to the aid of humanity in the fight against a debilitating disease that left its victims with pain and disfigurement for the rest of their lives.
The drug companies that developed these covid vaccines don't give a 5th of a pound of dried rat droppings about humanity, they only care about profits and making sure that nobody holds them accountable if something untoward occurs.
That being said...
Why all the beat up? If John Public wants to take the vaccine, he's free to do so. If Jimmy Anybody doesn't want to take it, he's free to do so as well.
But neither John nor Jimmy have the authority or right to try to compel either one to adopt the other's stance.
People need to learn how to leave others alone and respect their choices. Simple as that.
The argument that getting vaccinated is for the greater good is all well and dandy, and quite understandable. But the thing is, nobody is obligated by any means, legislative, moral or otherwise, to have to care about anyone else. And nobody is responsible for your body (including its condition, what goes into it, and what comes out of it, and why) but you.
Please people, respect each other's choices that each person will make, whether you agree with their beliefs and choices or not.
st7 wrote:hover11 wrote:I get what you saying but these vaccinating persons are beginning to scorn or shun the unvaxxed , like I said it's beginning to look like a cult ,Jim jones style....one of us comes to mind. Persuading heavily for ppl to take the Kool aid(shot) let it be people free will to take it that's their personal choice to take or not. What is to be will be88sins wrote:hover11 wrote:Ppl took a chance with polio vaccine why not....pay ppl the correct amount and they would volunteer but then again our efforts aren't on preventing Hiv as that would mean less money on medication for the pharmaceutical industry for treatments
It's a tad more complex than people were willing to take a chance wrt the polio vaccine tho. When Jonas Salk developed it, he did not say "imma sell this thing whether it works or not and whichever government buy it hadda indemnify me in case people dead from it after I make meh billions" Basically, he gave it away in an altruistic attempt to come to the aid of humanity in the fight against a debilitating disease that left its victims with pain and disfigurement for the rest of their lives.
The drug companies that developed these covid vaccines don't give a 5th of a pound of dried rat droppings about humanity, they only care about profits and making sure that nobody holds them accountable if something untoward occurs.
That being said...
Why all the beat up? If John Public wants to take the vaccine, he's free to do so. If Jimmy Anybody doesn't want to take it, he's free to do so as well.
But neither John nor Jimmy have the authority or right to try to compel either one to adopt the other's stance.
People need to learn how to leave others alone and respect their choices. Simple as that.
The argument that getting vaccinated is for the greater good is all well and dandy, and quite understandable. But the thing is, nobody is obligated by any means, legislative, moral or otherwise, to have to care about anyone else. And nobody is responsible for your body (including its condition, what goes into it, and what comes out of it, and why) but you.
Please people, respect each other's choices that each person will make, whether you agree with their beliefs and choices or not.
so why you trying to force people not to take the vaccine by spreading fear-mongering propaganda? hypocritical much?
go seek help for your toxic behaviours please.
That guy doesn't really seem to know what he's talking about. This article does a decent job of explaining why he's incorrect. Also there are no 'credible sources' on the against side.Redman wrote:Of course others just need to bracket others as stupid just to be dismissive.
I took the vax...and I fully understand anyone's reluctance to take it.
It's a choice based on insufficient information on both sides.
There is a ton of info from seemingly credible sources that advocate for and against.
The article includes a link to Vanden Bossches blog.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/vacci ... s-variants
In a summary of his findings, he writes: "As of the early days of the mass vaccination campaigns, at least a few experts have been warning against the catastrophic impact such a program could have on global and individual health. Mass vaccination in the middle of a pandemic is prone to promoting selection and adaptation of immune escape variants that are featured by increasing infectiousness and resistance to spike protein (S)-directed antibodies (Abs), thereby diminishing protection in vaccinees and threatening the unvaccinated."
matr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
Leaving this rigggghhhttt here
Again you are relating unrelated things.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
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Saying "the same science" is extremely broad. The Tuskegee study was carried out by the US Government, not simply "the science". Cause you can also say "the same science" invented Panadol, or Space travel or Computers etc.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
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timelapse wrote:Again you are relating unrelated things.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
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Tell me, what makes this particular vaccine different?
Because if you were traveling to some countries in the past, you would need yellow fever, typhoid etc vaccines.What changed? Global wokeness? Tell me more
ed360123 wrote:Saying "the same science" is extremely broad. The Tuskegee study was carried out by the US Government, not simply "the science". Cause you can also say "the same science" invented Panadol, or Space travel or Computers etc.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
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Science and Scientists are not a monolith.
Ben_spanna wrote:Some of our local anti-vaccers starting to be as annoying as vegans and tree huggers …..
Exactly! If he ever needs to go to a hospital or take medication I wonder off he'll shun the same "science".st7 wrote:ed360123 wrote:Saying "the same science" is extremely broad. The Tuskegee study was carried out by the US Government, not simply "the science". Cause you can also say "the same science" invented Panadol, or Space travel or Computers etc.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
Leaving this rigggghhhttt here
Science and Scientists are not a monolith.
hover does try to throw out very broad sticks hoping one of them catches fire. that has been his strategy since day one.
he is spreading misinformation about everything because he does not understand the topic he's trying to debate, forcing everyone to not take the vaccine as well so he feels validated about his decision.
ed360123 wrote:That guy doesn't really seem to know what he's talking about. This article does a decent job of explaining why he's incorrect. Also there are no 'credible sources' on the against side.Redman wrote:Of course others just need to bracket others as stupid just to be dismissive.
I took the vax...and I fully understand anyone's reluctance to take it.
It's a choice based on insufficient information on both sides.
There is a ton of info from seemingly credible sources that advocate for and against.
The article includes a link to Vanden Bossches blog.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/vacci ... s-variants
In a summary of his findings, he writes: "As of the early days of the mass vaccination campaigns, at least a few experts have been warning against the catastrophic impact such a program could have on global and individual health. Mass vaccination in the middle of a pandemic is prone to promoting selection and adaptation of immune escape variants that are featured by increasing infectiousness and resistance to spike protein (S)-directed antibodies (Abs), thereby diminishing protection in vaccinees and threatening the unvaccinated."
https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid ... en-bossche
ed360123 wrote:Exactly! If he ever needs to go to a hospital or take medication I wonder off he'll shun the same "science".st7 wrote:ed360123 wrote:Saying "the same science" is extremely broad. The Tuskegee study was carried out by the US Government, not simply "the science". Cause you can also say "the same science" invented Panadol, or Space travel or Computers etc.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
Leaving this rigggghhhttt here
Science and Scientists are not a monolith.
hover does try to throw out very broad sticks hoping one of them catches fire. that has been his strategy since day one.
he is spreading misinformation about everything because he does not understand the topic he's trying to debate, forcing everyone to not take the vaccine as well so he feels validated about his decision.
That's not what I was saying and you know it. I was saying that since you distrust the vaccines because of the Tuskegee experiment (which again was carried out by the US Govt and not simply "science") then I hope you also don't trust the hospitals and any form of medication for the same reason.hover11 wrote:So we only recognize the good in science and disregard the bad ...got youed360123 wrote:Exactly! If he ever needs to go to a hospital or take medication I wonder off he'll shun the same "science".st7 wrote:ed360123 wrote:Saying "the same science" is extremely broad. The Tuskegee study was carried out by the US Government, not simply "the science". Cause you can also say "the same science" invented Panadol, or Space travel or Computers etc.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
Leaving this rigggghhhttt here
Science and Scientists are not a monolith.
hover does try to throw out very broad sticks hoping one of them catches fire. that has been his strategy since day one.
he is spreading misinformation about everything because he does not understand the topic he's trying to debate, forcing everyone to not take the vaccine as well so he feels validated about his decision.
mragoobir wrote:Your life your choice
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ed360123 wrote:That's not what I was saying and you know it. I was saying that since you distrust the vaccines because of the Tuskegee experiment (which again was carried out by the US Govt and not simply "science") then I hope you also don't trust the hospitals and any form of medication for the same reason.hover11 wrote:So we only recognize the good in science and disregard the bad ...got youed360123 wrote:Exactly! If he ever needs to go to a hospital or take medication I wonder off he'll shun the same "science".st7 wrote:ed360123 wrote:Saying "the same science" is extremely broad. The Tuskegee study was carried out by the US Government, not simply "the science". Cause you can also say "the same science" invented Panadol, or Space travel or Computers etc.hover11 wrote:Bro alot of ppl say trust the science right .....the same science did the tuskegee project..Google itmatr1x wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-52151722.amp
Leaving this rigggghhhttt here
Science and Scientists are not a monolith.
hover does try to throw out very broad sticks hoping one of them catches fire. that has been his strategy since day one.
he is spreading misinformation about everything because he does not understand the topic he's trying to debate, forcing everyone to not take the vaccine as well so he feels validated about his decision.
No I don't "trust deyalsingh, parasram and UWI professors" over anyone. I trust the vast majority of scientists, medical professionals and immunologists on vaccines over the small handful of those who are against it. In the same way that I trust the vast majority of environmental scientists on climate change over the small subset that deny it.Mmoney607 wrote:ed360123 wrote:That guy doesn't really seem to know what he's talking about. This article does a decent job of explaining why he's incorrect. Also there are no 'credible sources' on the against side.Redman wrote:Of course others just need to bracket others as stupid just to be dismissive.
I took the vax...and I fully understand anyone's reluctance to take it.
It's a choice based on insufficient information on both sides.
There is a ton of info from seemingly credible sources that advocate for and against.
The article includes a link to Vanden Bossches blog.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/vacci ... s-variants
In a summary of his findings, he writes: "As of the early days of the mass vaccination campaigns, at least a few experts have been warning against the catastrophic impact such a program could have on global and individual health. Mass vaccination in the middle of a pandemic is prone to promoting selection and adaptation of immune escape variants that are featured by increasing infectiousness and resistance to spike protein (S)-directed antibodies (Abs), thereby diminishing protection in vaccinees and threatening the unvaccinated."
https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid ... en-bossche
Geert vanden bossche is "that guy" and "doesn't seem to know what he's talking about". Wow.
You all trust deyalsingh, parasram and UWI "professors" over world renowned immunologists.
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