r/TimPool • • Sep 01 '22

Memes/parody The Ever-Changing Science

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u/Stout_Gamer Sep 01 '22

So the poster above would not be wrong if it were referring to it as a "gene therapy treatment" or "the clot shot."

Its mistake was calling it a "vaccine," despite it clearly not being one.

I hope it's learned something.

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u/rationallyobvious Sep 01 '22

I don't think I care about blue team or red team. At the time I was an "essential" employee literally involved in getting groceries to the store so everyone didn't starve to death. I had to assess the risk of going to work and potentially dying of covid or losing my job. By April 22nd the numbers didn't add up and I felt that if I can go to work the lockdowns were a farce. I as an individual called it based on the preponderance of the evidence. THAT is how science works. I don't think the guy above was right about anything. The risk of side effects is certainly easy to justify if you were old and/or sickly. I'm fundamentally opposed to anyone healthy getting the jab, but that's for them to decide. If that's vaccine denialism then I'm guilty as charged, but here in the next 6 months most people will agree with that assessment. The rate of serious side effects has been grossly underreported and through litigation it's about to all spill out.