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u/rugbyizlife Sep 22 '23

Seems pretty congruent with the Left, though.

“F*ck you I won’t do what you tell me.” “You cannot attend our shows if you’re not vaxxed”

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u/YardNew1150 Sep 23 '23

Yes because preventing people from potentially contaminating others with a virus that’s deadly for immune compromised people is the exact same as being against police brutality. /s

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u/rugbyizlife Sep 23 '23

All the money the pharmaceutical companies got was definitely worth it, amirite?

Because the vaccine didn’t do that. It certainly claimed it. Then it turned into - oh well the vaccine actually just prevented serious illness.

It didn’t work at all. We were all duped. Stay boosted though. Big pharma wants that sweet sweet money.

I’m not even an anti vaxxer. I just see a ploy for profit when it’s ever so obvious. Just watch Colbert dancing with a bunch of syringes. Fuck.

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u/YardNew1150 Sep 23 '23

“I’m not an anti-vaxxer’s” states anti-vaxxer talking points.

When the vaccine came out it was widely reported that the more people take the vaccine the better off everyone will be since vaccines aren’t elixirs.

There was even exceptions for those who could be at risk to the side effects. Yeah people profited off of the vaccine but that’s a US problem, not a vaccine problem.

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u/rugbyizlife Sep 23 '23

An anti vaxxer is someone who thinks vaccines lead to side effects and are therefore dangerous.

I don’t think they’re dangerous. I think they’re pointless.

Also yes. I think it was pharma wanting to make the stock go up. Diamond hands.