Vaccinations 💉

@JerseyGal OMG that is horrible, they can really damage a person. I have never heard of those Solgar capsules before and I just checked the ingredients, taking most of what is in those already. Fermented turmeric is much more bioavailable and I take that, use ginger, take collagen and Boswellia…

@JerseyGal I also have bone spurs in my spine and degeneration in my neck. I think the bone spurs is making the inflammation worse when I bend to do chores very much, I have to limit that to 2 hours a day.

@cherokeepatti
It's horrible how much damage they can do.
It sounds like you're doing the best you can for your arthritis.
I'm sorry that you also have bone spurs and degeneration in your neck. The inflammation definitely makes everything so much more difficult

@CrazyMusicLover I would really think so. I saw the kind of stuff these people are willing to do and believe, from sending scans of their ID (and possibly money in some form) to dubious Telegram accounts that promised to return them an EU digital certificate QR-code (which is impossible to forge, unless the private key in possession of health authority was stolen, due to them being digitally signed), to people taking veterinary drugs instead of getting themselves admitted even when severe, in order to "not become covid statistics", and because they've read on some blog, group, or anything that ivermectin would magically cure them, and that the authorities are keeping it secret to push some agenda.

I would totally think these people are capable of infecting themselves on purpose, when so many of them think the pandemic is a staged plot and the vaccine the "actual danger".

@CrazyMusicLover that's how I feel. I had covid in January. My natural antibodies are what were used to make the vaccine. I would love to get tested and see where my antibody level is now compared to the first round of vaxers. Especially those that lined up for Astr Zenica before it was basically pulled from the shelves.

@Firegod74 Over here you can get the pass 6 months after natural infection, iirc. When more data will be available on natural immunity, the window may be extended I suppose.

Vaccines immunity is not generated just by presenting a single protein to your body, adjuvants play a major role in effectiveness too.

Natural immunity gives a broader response (something like 27 different proteins versus just one), but that alone doesn't guarantee anything, otherwise Chinese vaccines that are practically the virus in an attenuated or inactivated form would be the most efficacious, whereas as far as I know they're even less effective than AstraZeneca.

@wildbill83 that’s not nearly enough to cover healthcare though. So tell me what’s the tax rate in the us. Besides fuel. So i can get a better understanding how superior you are

@SW-User 111,000,000 liters of gasoline sold per day, that's $35,000,000 just in fuel tax

And that's just one among hundreds of ways they tax goods to pay for social programs...

@dakotaviper what govt is this? My job if I report a side effect from the vaccine I will be fired on the spot. USA

@MrBrownstone You're saying that as an employer the CDC does not insist its employees are vaccinated?

@ArtieKat Exactly

@MrBrownstone There's an opening for all the anti-vaxxers who are denied employment elsewhere as I kinda suspect that Covid and its kids are going to be with the world for years to come

@Firegod74 I don't know if this is true but it seems like an ethical (never mind legal) conundrum. I started to write my thoughts on it but they became so jumbled I gave up. Just glad I'm retired and vaccinated :).

@Really No, you argumentative old fuck, I’ll obviously not be posting peoples personal details online.

@Lapochka Thanks for revealing to us all, the depth of your intelligence and your social skills.

@Really Totally welcome

@SweetNSassy yeah where I live we aren’t even on lockdown anymore and I’m always getting messages from people asking how I’m coping in lockdown and I’m like haven’t been on lockdown in several months😅

@BalladOfADeadSoulja I doubt, go check how smallpox was eradicated.

@BalladOfADeadSoulja Are you talking about the USA? - and what is "the constitution of human rights"?

@ElessarI didn't think that vaccination for polio & smallpox etc were, and perhaps are, legally mandated anywhere. I could be wrong of course.

Where I lived during the polio 'campaign' I think vaccination was voluntary, but generally was eagerly accepted; seen correctly as protection from a threat over which every pregnant woman was scared. But I was too young to pay any attention to politics, constitutions, bills of rights.

My own polio shot was mandated by my parents, but I didn't feel 'raped' :)

@Really Over here in my part of Europe they pretty much are, without measles or polio vaccination you can't work in a lot of workplaces nor (and about this I'm certain) enroll in school. The smallpox vaccine was in a similar fashion mandatory as well, but ceased to be once the disease has been fully eradicated, as far as I know.

For some professions, e.g. in the food industry, other vaccines are compulsory as well, for instance Tetanus.

The legal framework, for what concern us, is already in place if they want to mandate SCV2 vaccines for the general population I think. We just need the full approval by the EMA.

@curiosi wouldn’t surprise me if at least half of the deaths attributed to Covid were cold-blooded murder by withholding antibiotics or hooking them up to ventilators and leaving them unattended (which at least one nurse has spoken about) till they passed. They’ve known that HCQ is effective but suppressed the information and had the few doctors speaking out of it censored by the media and suspended and banned on social media. It’s probably been calculated how much money would be saved in SSI/SS/Medicare etc. if people who had chronic illnesses or obesity died before they lived for at least a decade more. There’s a hospital in Sarasota, Florida that withheld antibiotics from a Covid patient in his 50’s who developed pneumonia. His roommate at the hospital is a medical doctor & became his patient-advocate and tried to get him help to get his antibiotics. He was forcibly detained for over hours till the hospital could figure out what to do about the situation and the patient died as a result.

@cherokeepatti Yep and I hear on here all the time "I will talk to my doctor and listen to his advice" They wear it like a badge of honor thinking that doctors care about anything but themselves.

@curiosi

@DrWatson they have turned young children into pincushions with all the shots that they require. It was so bad 11 years ago when I was a greeter at Walmart that young children would turn away from me when I offered them a happy face sticker. Their mothers explained to me it was because they are getting so many injections…poor babies.

@cherokeepatti a greeter at Walmart. I'm thinking about quitting my job and getting one of those greeting jobs since Walmart is bumping their starting pay to $20 per hour with a $2500 sign on bonus in my area.

@dakotaviper I don’t know if they are still hiring greeters. Anytime I go inside it seems that they are rotating people from different departments. I think for that extra pay they will have you covering more jobs than just one. My friend started out working for the Walmart nearest my house from the day it opened as a greeter, she told me years ago she never wanted to be a cashier. But that’s what she is doing now. They were changing things around with the greeter jobs a few months before I quit 10 years ago.

@Spoiledbrat it's spelled Pfizer. But I get your meaning.

lol I knew that looked wrong. @dakotaviper

@LordShadowfire ok Adolph “seig hell”

@BalladOfADeadSoulja I'm sorry you think common sense measures to stop the spread of a disease are equivalent of starting a Nazi regime. I really had hoped I would be able to talk since to you, but you're obviously too fucking stupid.