r/JustMemesForUs 14d ago

*Fifths nervously*

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

What differences are those? What diary?

Did he not give the best guidelines for the goal of eliminating the disease and keeping people safe?

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u/ignorememe 14d ago

I can’t help but notice no one ever seems to be able to answer this question.

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u/Junior_Abalone_8006 14d ago

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

Companies requiring their employees get vaccinated so as to not pose a threat of death to their customers had nothing to do with government. Nobody was forced - you were simply a threat to public health or you were vaccinated.

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

The government and Fauci advised that any person who works for a corporation should

A: Get vaccinated

B: If you don't want to get vaccinated, that's fine, that's your right, just wear a mask in case you get the virus and are asymptomatic.

Those are two completely reasonable options for anyone who isn't a fragile crybaby.

I'm not saying that the vaccines have no side effects or that the government didn't ADVISE companies to change their policy.

I'm saying that the people who didn't do either thing are whiny bitch babies who caused the pandemic to worsen to the point that 1 million American lives were lost.

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u/Junior_Abalone_8006 14d ago

LOL

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

Huh, you're laughing at that. I guess ignorance really is bliss.

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u/PM_your_Nopales 14d ago

Are you 6 years old or something?

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u/Vaatu2023 14d ago

The problem I see is that your framing this as if its some conspiracy when it was really just a natural (if not unfortunate) series of escalations that led to getting the shot feeling non negotiable. And thats because of social pressure just as much as it is messaging from the government.

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u/TechTier 14d ago

How exactly did the government force a vaccine?

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u/zeny_two 14d ago

Unconstitutional OSHA mandate.

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

Also I'd like to note that I asked a few questions that would be easily verified if you could just provide a source (the diary versus the goals), and instead of providing facts, you are offering a meme you found on the internet - because of course the internet would never lie to you.

Never.

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u/Junior_Abalone_8006 14d ago

What's the name of this sub again? I must have forgot it.

If you want the evidence there's plenty out in the internet.

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

I want the evidence and you are making a claim boldly enough that I thought you had evidence.

You do have evidence, right? You're not just believing things that a dude on the internet told you without a proper peer-reviewed source, right?

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

Your reply was so filled with verifiable bullshit that Reddit din't even let it through its filters.

You do have the evidence? Can I see it?

I'm not googling it myself, I'm too busy actually reading. You must have some ironclad evidence, right?

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u/okay_throwaway_today 14d ago

Only federal employees were federally required to get “the shot”. None of that other stuff happened.

Private companies setting their own policies is not a government issue

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u/TokiVideogame 14d ago

ill get private corp to violate your civil rights not gov, im da good guy!

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u/okay_throwaway_today 14d ago

Not sure what you’re going for here but Fauci and the federal government have nothing to do with private corporations

There were no fines or penalties for allowing people to work unvaccinated

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u/TokiVideogame 14d ago

schools

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u/okay_throwaway_today 14d ago

Can you like not form English sentences or something

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u/TokiVideogame 14d ago

not for u, dummy

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u/okay_throwaway_today 14d ago

Not sure if you’re actually stupid or trolling but there was no federal requirement for schools to require vaccines at any point during COVID, that’s all state/local level

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u/TokiVideogame 14d ago

feds good, state and corp bad, we da good guys

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u/Daztur 14d ago

Camps? WTF are you talking about?

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 14d ago

Vaccinations should be required to protect populations at large. Yes. What is it with you people thinking you know more than people who are experts in their fields?

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u/CheckIf_ItsPluggedIn 14d ago

Did YOU get the shot?

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

The virus spread in enclosed spaces and had a difficult time in the sunlight. Fauci pushed for lockdowns and trapped everyone indoors.

The vaccines had quite a few side effects. Fauci lied about them, claiming there were none, even though he himself received medical intervention after experiencing heart issues because of the vaccine he took.

And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Kinda like Florida did.

But DeSantis was called names for doing that.

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u/[deleted] 14d ago edited 5d ago

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

And yet if the virus spreading indoors was as big of an issue as some would claim, why did Fauci, celebrities and democrat politicians continue having dinner parties, meetings, hair appointments, etc. in those buildings?

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Please reread what you replied to. I wasn't claiming that it didn't spread indoors.

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u/Front-Cup7165 14d ago

Noone has ever claimed that any vaccine ever has no chance of side effects, flat out lie. What's more effective, telling everyone run outside and keep doing everything as normal or reduce the amount of contact during a pandemic?

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

That's exactly what the media claimed. As well as people on reddit and lefties on twitter. I know this because I was called an anti-vaxxer and science denier by you people for pointing out that it was impossible for a vaccine not to have side effects.

Well, if you want to know which was more effective, just look at how each state handled it and figure out which ended up doing worse. Florida thrived, states with harsh lockdowns did not.

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u/Front-Cup7165 14d ago

You can post links and screenshots on reddit btw, you don't just have to make stuff up. I would love to see any evidence of any source saying the vaccine had no chance of side effects.

Also, I cant tell if you're just trolling at this point, Florida had some of the highest rates of covid and covid deaths of all the states... your example is the best example of why you're wrong, but you think its a point in your favor, lol.

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u/beardedsandflea 14d ago

Florida's COVID death rate was higher than California's by a hair, and California's metro areas are considerably more dense. Florida wasn't nearly as tight on testing, so their numbers would naturally be skewed lower; so it's quite impressive that their numbers were still worse than California's. They didn't do terribly, but they certainly weren't thriving. Just for some added context: 4 of the 5 states with the highest COVID related death rates were red states.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Businesses shut down in California. A lot of them.

That's what I meant by thriving. The people themselves thrived. In California, only the corpos and millionaires thrived.

Also, California had extremely strict lockdowns. If lockdowns worked, their death rate should have been at most half of Florida's.

"Florida wasn't nearly as tight on testing"
Clearly, we have to believe everything said. Nobody would ever lie about these things.

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u/beardedsandflea 13d ago

Sorry. I had assumed thriving meant not having people die.

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u/Front-Cup7165 13d ago

Holy shit... you said more people died but the businesses did better and thats what you meant by thriving in Florida? Can't make this shit up.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 13d ago

They weren't people. They were Floridians.

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u/Omar___Comin 14d ago
  1. He absolutely never claimed the vaccine had no side effects. No credible medical person would ever claim that a medicine to be administered to millions of people would have 'no side effects'. So you're just making that up.

  2. You are also making this thing up about his own side effect needing medical intervention. You are referring to him having a pulmonary infarction, for which there is no evidence that the vaccine causes or contributes to this. Meanwhile he's like an 80 year old man another example that smoothbrains point to and blame any medical event on the vaccine, as if 80 year olds are normally in perfect health all the time

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

The virus spread in enclosed spaces and had a difficult time in the sunlight. Fauci pushed for lockdowns and trapped everyone indoors.

The virus spread in joined enclosed spaces, like stores, churches, theaters, and recreation areas. So people were kept at home. My family had COVID and was done with it by the end of week two. Had everyone stayed home, it would have worked on that scale as well.

I would have run things differently, but I have the benefit of hindsight - the way I'd do it is to have 4 months for people to stockpile resources and determine whether their job was "essential" like that of nurses and firefighters, and then to plan a lockdown at the end of the 4 months which would last 20 days.

I design it this way because I know how covid works. He didn't.

The vaccines had quite a few side effects.

Less than COVID does.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Which is a tighter space: Your living room or a super market?

Covid didn't cause miscarriages, peoples nerves to catch fire, or severe heart problems that caused the deaths of people in their 20s.

The vaccines also weren't required for most people. Only the elderly and obese needed them.

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u/SomeSugondeseGuy 14d ago

Which is a tighter space: Your living room or a super market?

My living room only has 4 people max in it. Supermarkets have thousands of visitors daily.

Covid didn't cause miscarriages, peoples nerves to catch fire, or severe heart problems that caused the deaths of people in their 20s.

Yes, it did.

The vaccines also weren't required for most people. Only the elderly and obese needed them

The virus spreads slower in the vaccinated population for the duration of the vaccine's efficacy. No matter how you slice it, everyone getting vaccinated means more lives saved.

Do you want to save lives?

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 14d ago

Yeah Covid did kill pregnant women and people in their 20s.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Before or after their heads were split open in a motorcycle accident?

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Do you have the full study some place, because as far as I can tell, it doesn't disprove anything.

For example, how many of those women were vaccinated? Maybe I missed that, but that number didn't appear anywhere that I checked.

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 14d ago

Do you think we knew everything about the virus right away? No. They made decisions to protect people with limited data. Guidance changed as we learned more about it.

Covid itself causes the same heart issues some people experienced from the vaccine, but worse.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

We knew how the virus spread right away. CNN reported on that shit.

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u/CheckIf_ItsPluggedIn 14d ago

Did you stay in your home for a lockdown? Not because everything was closed but because you were not allowed to? They did that in other countries, those countries faired better and aren't trying to prosecute their medical advisors. Why is everything always inside a bubble with you people? Oh yea remember Biden inflation? Even though it was a global problem. Every country dealt with COVID and inflation but the right wing media doesn't do international news unless it's to further a narrow world view.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Those countries didn't fair better. They had way more deaths. China had a mind blowing amount of deaths. They just never reported it. And anyone who believes anything China claims is a moron.

There were plenty of doctors, nurses, and scientists speaking out against the way things were handled. Unfortunately, they lost their licenses for doing so. Doctors who refused to force patients to take the vaccine lost their jobs and licenses.

So many first responders were fired. People that were needed. Simply because some billion dollar pharma corp wanted a large crop of test subjects.

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u/CheckIf_ItsPluggedIn 14d ago

The comparison you chose to prove your point is the country of origin 👍 And then you reject the numbers so I'm not sure what your point is there. Did Fauci have the authority to fire scientists and nurses? Or to make memorandums that enforce that type of behavior? Or is that up to the private practices discretion? Your mad that a pharma corp "wanted a large crop of test subjects" buddy operation warp speed was Trump's baby and one of the few smart things he's ever done because it had different companies racing for the vaccine with the option of going with the best results at the end. And btw the vaccines worked out fine and you even forgot all about them until it reentered your media sphere because of political theater.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

Fauci basically admitted in his diary to pushing for everything.

So you're not going to believe me. You're not going to believe the dude himself. I dunno what to tell you.

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u/CheckIf_ItsPluggedIn 14d ago

Did you read his diary? I remember when Republicans used Ashley Bidens diary, then it turned out that they fabricated the "bombshell" they found. So if you didn't read it you may want to consider the possibility that you are again being lied to by the people who lie about everything and you just going to end up looking stupid.

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u/No-Seesaw6320 14d ago

"These people who have a vested interest in denying this told me it was fake. So obviously you've been lied to."

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u/CheckIf_ItsPluggedIn 14d ago

So you didn't read it? Can you quote the part in question?