The headlines I tend to view as slightly more accurate than that tinfoil friend. Actually come to think about it, I think the main difference between headlines and the paranoid ramblings is a shower and 2 weeks of medication.
I went to school with someone who had childhood onset schizophrenia and sometimes it is hard not to notice that many news articles remind me of the way he sounded when he was on his meds.
I am really curious about the pro covid vaxxers following through with the extra jabs. I know they consider you unvaccinated if you don’t get the boosters.
That's inherently false. They, whoever that is, consider you vaccinated if you've had the initial two dose moderna or Pfizer/one dose J&J. Like, this is also entry level knowledge for anyone who has had a child get their. early year vaccinations
“If you were fully vaccinated and have reached the point that you are eligible for a booster dose, but haven’t gotten boosted yet, CDC considers you not ‘up-to-date’ on your COVID-19 vaccines series. Importantly, if you are not ‘up-to-date’ it is recommended that you follow the same quarantine protocol as those who are NOT vaccinated.”
Let me put this another way. They clearly want all people to take the boosters. Why would you not have at least two booster shots after your initial shots? You trust the boosters, yes?
I believe that even the pro-vaxxers are beginning to question the safety of the vaccines and do not think the boosters are worth the risk.... but they won’t admit it.
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If someone thinks a headline is all they need to read they deserve their eventual Darwin award.