Years from now will u see atterneys on tv saying this

@Nobody00 I didn't mean the vaccine. I meant allowing others to make their own choices without venom.

@Mamapolo2016 So very sad to hear people choose death over life. Not just their own, but their families.

@BiasForAction They too have the right to choose. None of us really KNOW. 🤗

@SomeMichGuy What are your credentials?

what are yours ? who were his patients? where did he work?

@SomeMichGuy [quote]
I think you two are living in a fear-based reality, not actual reality...[/quote]

that's gold coming from you 🤣

@Tminus6453 i do understand now why you hardly vocalize your opinion 🙄

@Beatbox34 I am sorry. I hope it turns around soon. 🤗

@Mamapolo2016 I do hope too.

@hippyjoe1955 was that in CNN?

@jackson55 I don't have TV and no it was a couple of fellows who purportedly spoken to their insurance agents before they got the vaccine. I don't have the time to check with any insurance agents. Maybe you do.

@KimmyGary WTF is your point? Life is bad? Death is good?

@BiasForAction lol nope but why the big fuss over another desease thsy nothing can be done no other had docial distsncing masks anf lockdowns and as u see those precautions didnt do shit

@KimmyGary The flu? What are you talking about?

@jackson55 Which is the most common experience of those who come down with it. A big part of the problem with covid is the tests are wildly inaccurate. Over 90% false positive.

@hippyjoe1955 I suggest you don’t get the vaccine. The best of luck.

@hippyjoe1955 [quote]A big part of the problem with covid is the tests are wildly inaccurate. Over 90% false positive[/quote
The Harvard School of Public Health begs to differ with you. Harvard says false positives are nearly zero; false negatives can occur if tested too early in the infection, so wait 5 days after exposure. Seems your info on Covid testing is what's wildly inaccurate. Where did you get it?