So you got yourself COVID vaccine. Think you can’t get COVID? Think again.

El Capitan said:
This is how it starts. At first they’re forced to admit “mild” heart disease ( like mildly pregnant) then “easily resolved” which is the next lie.

It’s like mild lung cancer. Don’t exist.

Truth is coming.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/rare-heart-condition-triggered-covid-155301176.html
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What I find insulting is back when this chit started a lot of liberal ESPN types pushed to cancel college, high school, and youth sports due to the risk of heart issues resulting from covid itself. Now it’s take the jab.
 
spikedaddy99 said:
I just got back from St. Martin. Had to get a negative test to come back to the US. Do you know how many times I had to show/prove the negative test? 0
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And that test is only good for that moment in time. My wife had to show a negative test to go to a multi day event - guess who tested negative but was positive when they returned home?
 
Following are a couple paragraphs I found very interesting, from an article explaining why some people are conspiracy theorists. Sound familiar to anyone?:

The second set of motives, we would call existential motives. And really they just refer to people's needs to be or to feel safe and secure in the world that they live in. And also to feel that they have some kind of power or autonomy over the things that happen to them as well. So again, when something happens, people don't like to feel powerless. They don't like to feel out of control. And so reaching to conspiracy theories might, I guess, at least allow people to feel that they have information that at least explains why they don't have any control over this situation. Research has shown that people who do feel powerless and disillusioned do tend to gravitate more towards conspiracy theories.

The final set of motives we would call social motives and those refer to people's desire to feel good about themselves as individuals and also feel good about themselves in terms of the groups that they belong to. And I guess at the individual level, people like to feel... Well, they like to have high self-esteem. They like to feel good about themselves. And potentially one way of doing that is to feel that you have access to information that other people don't necessarily have.
 
Golfman25 said:
What I find insulting is back when this chit started a lot of liberal ESPN types pushed to cancel college, high school, and youth sports due to the risk of heart issues resulting from covid itself. Now it’s take the jab.
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It’s far more prevalent than the retail media covers. In fact they’re not covering it so the sheep are ignorant.

That is till the chest gets tight one day.
 
Dani-Lu said:
Is this current, or in the past. Either way, I hope your wife is ok now!
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Thanks @Dani-Lu...She just recovered. Vax or not - there are VERY EFFECTIVE treatments out there most have no idea about and if they have heard about them, they are being lambasted in the media. It's truly criminal....all very inexpensive and they work quite rapidly I might add...

Crime of the century will be withholding medical care from those that need it...
 
Dani-Lu said:
Following are a couple paragraphs I found very interesting, from an article explaining why some people are conspiracy theorists. Sound familiar to anyone?:

The second set of motives, we would call existential motives. And really they just refer to people's needs to be or to feel safe and secure in the world that they live in. And also to feel that they have some kind of power or autonomy over the things that happen to them as well. So again, when something happens, people don't like to feel powerless. They don't like to feel out of control. And so reaching to conspiracy theories might, I guess, at least allow people to feel that they have information that at least explains why they don't have any control over this situation. Research has shown that people who do feel powerless and disillusioned do tend to gravitate more towards conspiracy theories.

The final set of motives we would call social motives and those refer to people's desire to feel good about themselves as individuals and also feel good about themselves in terms of the groups that they belong to. And I guess at the individual level, people like to feel... Well, they like to have high self-esteem. They like to feel good about themselves. And potentially one way of doing that is to feel that you have access to information that other people don't necessarily have.
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Why is it that everything that has been a "conspiracy theory" has now come true?
 
Dani-Lu said:
Following are a couple paragraphs I found very interesting, from an article explaining why some people are conspiracy theorists. Sound familiar to anyone?:

The second set of motives, we would call existential motives. And really they just refer to people's needs to be or to feel safe and secure in the world that they live in. And also to feel that they have some kind of power or autonomy over the things that happen to them as well. So again, when something happens, people don't like to feel powerless. They don't like to feel out of control. And so reaching to conspiracy theories might, I guess, at least allow people to feel that they have information that at least explains why they don't have any control over this situation. Research has shown that people who do feel powerless and disillusioned do tend to gravitate more towards conspiracy theories.

The final set of motives we would call social motives and those refer to people's desire to feel good about themselves as individuals and also feel good about themselves in terms of the groups that they belong to. And I guess at the individual level, people like to feel... Well, they like to have high self-esteem. They like to feel good about themselves. And potentially one way of doing that is to feel that you have access to information that other people don't necessarily have.
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Following is the actual article on
Stupidimundos Homosapius. Common folk, you know, Stupid People.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/syndic...pid-people-our-society-is-succumbing.amp.html
 
El Capitan said:
Following is the actual article on
Stupidimundos Homosapius. Common folk, you know, Stupid People.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/syndic...pid-people-our-society-is-succumbing.amp.html
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I guess the 2nd and 3rd motives I copied from the “why are some people conspiracy theorist’s” article, hit very close to home for you. To avoid insulting anyone (El Capitan), I purposely left out the 1st motive, which is lack of intelligence. Lack of intelligence makes it very difficult for people to adapt to situations where all the answers are not known. I call this the grey zone. Lacking the ability to function in the grey zone, causes anxiety, and an out of control feeling that is impossible to comprehend for them. They then grasp onto any ideas, factual or not, that makes everything in their world black and white again. Once they are feeling safe and victorious in their black and white world, they aggressively attach themselves to these alternate versions of reality to allow them to function in a society made up of complex situations, lacking clear answers.

I don’t have all the answers like some on here. But I also will not tie myself to answers without facts. This is how I live, work and enjoy life. Not everything is black and white. Yes, this may scare some, but for me, this is what makes boating to new destinations, backcountry skiing, mountain biking, etc, so much fun and exciting!
 
Dani-Lu said:
I guess the 2nd and 3rd motives I copied from the “why are some people conspiracy theorist’s” article, hit very close to home for you. To avoid insulting anyone (El Capitan), I purposely left out the 1st motive, which is lack of intelligence. Lack of intelligence makes it very difficult for people to adapt to situations where all the answers are not known. I call this the grey zone. Lacking the ability to function in the grey zone, causes anxiety, and an out of control feeling that is impossible to comprehend for them. They then grasp onto any ideas, factual or not, that makes everything in their world black and white again. Once they are feeling safe and victorious in their black and white world, they aggressively attach themselves to these alternate versions of reality to allow them to function in a society made up of complex situations, lacking clear answers.

I don’t have all the answers like some on here. But I also will not tie myself to answers without facts. This is how I live, work and enjoy life. Not everything is black and white. Yes, this may scare some, but for me, this is what makes boating to new destinations, backcountry skiing, mountain biking, etc, so much fun and exciting!
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To me, lack of intelligence would be constantly jabbing folks with the clot shot that has shown multiple adverse effects and limited benefits.

Find a way to reduce comorbidities and if not, get the cheap and effective drugs out to the masses to reduce deaths.
 
Dani-Lu said:
I guess the 2nd and 3rd motives I copied from the “why are some people conspiracy theorist’s” article, hit very close to home for you. To avoid insulting anyone (El Capitan), I purposely left out the 1st motive, which is lack of intelligence. Lack of intelligence makes it very difficult for people to adapt to situations where all the answers are not known. I call this the grey zone. Lacking the ability to function in the grey zone, causes anxiety, and an out of control feeling that is impossible to comprehend for them. They then grasp onto any ideas, factual or not, that makes everything in their world black and white again. Once they are feeling safe and victorious in their black and white world, they aggressively attach themselves to these alternate versions of reality to allow them to function in a society made up of complex situations, lacking clear answers.

I don’t have all the answers like some on here. But I also will not tie myself to answers without facts. This is how I live, work and enjoy life. Not everything is black and white. Yes, this may scare some, but for me, this is what makes boating to new destinations, backcountry skiing, mountain biking, etc, so much fun and exciting!
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You do realize the top reasons folks give for getting the vaccine have absolutely nothing to do with the vaccine they are all about getting their freedoms back that have been taken away and the promise of normalcy.

Few of these folks even considered the vaccine as a treatment, whether it worked, whether it harmed, they just wanted their lives back at any cost.
 
firecadet613 said:
Side effect of the jab is heightened intelligence...
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Bunch of armchair propagandists, regurgitating the official line while ignoring the suppression of science, scientists, and information, while believing themselves to be amateur virologists…

True legends in their own minds…
 
Nobody is fully vaccinated anymore. So they’ve taken a risk with little to no benefit.

That realization pisses them off.

Then they go back to my original post way back in February and their heads explode. :D
 
firecadet613 said:
Side effect of the jab is heightened intelligence...
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Then the same heightened intelligence can be applied to Long Covid, and the many other side effects from Covid. So to me, getting the jab may protect me from getting Covid and it will definitely reduce the effects of Covid. But you will keep nay saying this fact, to prove you are right about the shot being more harmful than not.

And back we go again to our circular argument, which is old and boring at this point.
 
El Capitan said:
Nobody is fully vaccinated anymore. So they’ve taken a risk with little to no benefit.

That realization pisses them off.

Then they go back to my original post way back in February and their heads explode. :D
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And once again: They like to feel good about themselves. And potentially one way of doing that is to feel that you have access to information that other people don't necessarily have.
 
Dani-Lu said:
Then the same heightened intelligence can be applied to Long Covid, and the many other side effects from Covid. So to me, getting the jab may protect me from getting Covid and it will definitely reduce the effects of Covid. But you will keep nay saying this fact, to prove you are right about the shot being more harmful than not.

And back we go again to our circular argument, which is old and boring at this point.
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So keep getting jabbed. One day you'll wise up that jabbing yourself with more and more doses of that is doing much more harm than just catching the man made bioweapon ever would cause you...

Why are you against TREATMENT? If you get the vid, get treatment and move on with life.... it's not the be all end all (unless you're an idiot and don't get treatment). My wife's aunt had two friends die yesterday - I classify them as idiots. It's 2021, they had covid, no treatment, no pulse ox meter and obviously waited to long to go to the ER. Stupid and needless. Cheap and effective meds are available and pulse ox meters are cheap! It's amazing how much positioning can impact your blood ox level....

So @Dani-Lu, where's your line? After how many jabs do you say no more? Or are you all set for the upcoming monthly subscription service?
 
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