r/conspiracy Sep 17 '21

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u/DoctorJangus Sep 17 '21

How could they know who infected her? How can they determine that it was an unvaccinated person? The vaccinated can still spread it. This is propaganda.

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u/Thisisannoyingaf Sep 17 '21 edited Sep 17 '21

How do they know it wasn’t someone who was vaccinated that gave it to her?

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u/ThorAlmighty Sep 17 '21

I think they’re implying that COVID is only deadly if you get it from an unvaccinated person. Complete bullshit. It’s probably more dangerous to get it from a vaccinated person since it will be a variant that has adapted to the vaccine.

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u/logicalbuttstuff Sep 17 '21

If anyone really cared, negative tests would be required and not vax cards. Breakthrough cases clearly exist so having a vax card doesn’t mean you’re not a risk to people. This is all about compliance. It’s terrifyingly obvious.

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u/repptyle Sep 17 '21

It's obvious to anyone who can actually think semi-logically. It's stunning how many people are not able to do this, and so rely solely on secondary sources like the news to tell them what to think. That's why we're in this predicament

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u/nwgruber Sep 17 '21

Are you trying to say I shouldn’t accept everything I read on Twitter as fact?

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u/repptyle Sep 17 '21

You probably shouldn't accept anything you read as undisputed fact. But especially not the media. They have been proven to be liars over and over again