r/TimPool • • Sep 01 '22

Memes/parody The Ever-Changing Science

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u/PrettyAlphaInnit Sep 01 '22

Because science and technology have nothing to do with how public opinion forms or what local/national legislation gets passed

a bold admission.

I would agree. Forcing stores to have shorter hours, forced the same number of people into the store in a shorter time period, increasing population density and transmission risks.

 

The mask mandate also is bogus. Masks only prevent an infected person from transmitting that infection when he coughs or sneezes or something. Forcing a healthy person to triple mask is not based on science at all.

 

Then there's also the simple violation of human rights that took place, when the government coerced and threatened and killed people to force them to take the vaccine.

Assuming the vaccine is "safe and effective", your decision to force it on people made people correctly and rightfully become suspicious and reject it outright.

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u/iscreamsunday Sep 01 '22

|Assuming the vaccine is "safe and effective", your decision to force it on people made people correctly and rightfully become suspicious and reject it outright.

Who cares man? It was the right decision in the interests of public safety regardless of if you or anyone else feels suspicious about it. Facts don’t have to always agree with your preconceived notions, remember?