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@pthenq1
There is not much data to justify the covid vaccine mandates and I'll die fighting them.
@twotwenty @freemo

@freemo @pthenq1 @swiley

now for however small a risk for something that loses its efficacy so quickly and could becoming something that needs taking 2x per year... well.. I do not support mandates.

@freemo @pthenq1 @swiley

It is still a low number but per million doses it is still of a higher factor then vaccines in the common vaccine schedule.

Not sure if this is accurate but back in august I did compare the numbers with vaers and it seemed good.

vaersanalysis.info/2021/08/12/

This might be anecdotal but I already personally know 4 adverse reactions and 1 death from the vaccine. I also know someone that died of covid, but few long haulers.

1 person I met at the store had that crazy face paralysis one. said it had been 2 month and doctor said will never make a full recovery now.

@pthenq1 @freemo @swiley

@pthenq1 @freemo @swiley

Most science now agrees that even 100% vaccination with these specific covid vaccines will not stop the spread or the endemic from continuing.

Car belts are mandated and I take no issues with that, I'm neutral. Those are more about insurance and personal safety then a common good though. There is also virtually no arguments against using them.
I agree its one of the more powerful analogous arguments.

Your science statement is bold and not open minded since there is a fair bit of science that suggests there is more and more real danger to these particular vaccines, science is skeptical not divine. There are many studies that continually disprove what people were claiming as absolute science in the beginning like it being able to give herd immunity. Also there is research going on regarding the specific protein they all use in the genetic therapy to convince your own cells to produce, which in turn trains your immune system. The spike protein itself is potentially toxic in its own right, there are claims that the spike created by the vaccine induce protein is not but that remains to be seen by healthy skeptical researchers void of to much confirmation bias.

There is a group of medical researches at the university I work at that have produced alot of data that gets little attention and debate. The crazier thing is what Dr Pelech says about many of his colleagues and the environment of fear currently in the Canadian academic system, There are medical doctors having their licenses suspended for speaking their minds about it. He also states that research grants are biased toward the type being done. Dr Steven Pelech is in a unique situation regarding punishment and fear since he is both tenured and owns his own pharmaceutical laboratory, he is also on the esteemed senate of the university.

Most of my colleagues are not anti vaccination, just anti this current set of vaccinations.

You can have your opinion but it is of my opinion that in Canada and in the USA this is a gross violation of medical freedom, protected Dr patient privacy and bodily autonomy all of which seat belt mandates are not.

Dr Pelech is one of the founding members of a group of 700 doctors in Canada. canadiancovidcarealliance.org/

He has assured me in a personal meeting with him that they do their best to keep any misinformation from that website.

Would you like to know my specific reasons and ethical values that prevent me from taking the vaccine?

@freemo @swiley

I think swiley is just a little radicalized by the sad state of our world. This state can exist on all sides of the political spectrum with one commonality, politically the world is kinda fucked.

Freemo is not wrong in this, even if an idea seems good cause it enables your point of view doesn't make it right.

I also agree with swiley on many points.

Biden is terrible, vaccine mandates are egregious.

beware confirmation bias leading you with hope to misinformation. We are all guilty of this from time to time it takes a greater person to realize and accept truth.

TwoTwenty boosted

In a world of polarized extremes, be the moderate and reasonable middle ground... Too much of anything is a bad thing.

TwoTwenty boosted

The 6 points of advice I have given to many people in my life are pretty much what I distilled from baz Luhrman's speech (my last post). This is basically the advice that has stuck with me from that:

1) Do one thing every day that scares you
2) Don't be reckless with other people's hearts; don't put up with people who are reckless with yours
3) Sing every chance you get
4) Never let distance be a barrier, travel!
5) Never expect anyone or anything to financially support you
6) Be critical of advice you receive, but be patient and kind to those who give it.

@BenDeGhooz
But did the workers own the means of production in china, russia, <insert self claimed communist state here>?

@just_julia I heard it was 30-40x regular vaccines .. I'll see if I can dig up the data... it was presented in deaths per million doses.

@freemo

I really enjoyed this, I feel more connected to Koreans now to :).

@freemo The footage of him in talking in the senate is pretty amazing.

youtu.be/-C5PMPIdG_Y

He was one the greats to have lived in our time.

TwoTwenty boosted

A video of Koreans reacting to mister roger's neighborhood episodes. I have so much respect for Rogers, the man was a gem we lost far too soon.

youtu.be/Fv8wXmQjeSM

@freemo When I was 4 years old I asked my parents if I could change my name to Mr Rogers.

youtu.be/5hD_0HLWFPc?list=PLfy

good speech by a 33 year tenured neurologist and professor at the university of british columbia. An esteemed member of the senate.

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