Anti-vaxxers who are convinced that “they” are altering our mRNA or whatever…
…what are you actually thinking will happen to us? And why? And what’s in it for “them”?
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Well, approx 200k years ago, aliens came to this planet in search of a species that they could control and enslave. They bio-engineered hominids into what ultimately became us. However, their programming didn't take too well because an anarchic group amongst them decided to mess things up a bit. You know, just for a bit of fun.
Anyway, that's why Covid happened. So that "they" could make us take a vaccine that would complete the original programming.
Problem is, those same anarchic types decided to enlighten a few humans here and there. Those enlightened humans are the anti-vaxxers that you are referring to.
Anyway, that's why Covid happened. So that "they" could make us take a vaccine that would complete the original programming.
Problem is, those same anarchic types decided to enlighten a few humans here and there. Those enlightened humans are the anti-vaxxers that you are referring to.
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room101 · 51-55, M
@redredred Mate, I'm taking the piss...............out of all those morons that clearly have no clue about what immunity is and how it works, what a vaccine is and how it works and, know even less about what a virus is and how it works.
If they would rather believe in Xenu or whatever..................🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
If they would rather believe in Xenu or whatever..................🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
LordShadowfire · 46-50, M
iamonfire696 · 41-45, F
room101 · 51-55, M
@redredred To be totally fair to you, I read Battlefield Earth about twenty years ago. I thought that it was a half-decent sci-fi novel. It seemed to borrow a central idea from EE Doc Smith's Lensman series which was published more than 50 years previously.
It was also pretty obvious to me that Hubbard took the ideas of Zecharia Sitchin, wrote a sci-fi novel, and then decided to make shit-loads of money by inventing a religion.
It was also pretty obvious to me that Hubbard took the ideas of Zecharia Sitchin, wrote a sci-fi novel, and then decided to make shit-loads of money by inventing a religion.
GeniUs · 56-60, M
Wasn't there a story line in Stargate SG1 where an alien species contacts Earth with a cure all vaccine? It cures every ailment, Cancer, Aids, Erectile dysfunction, all the major illnesses but a side and unknown effect is that it also sterilisers everybody. Within a generation the earth will be a world free to inhabit by the aliens.
I'm not saying this is happening just putting it out there.
I'm not saying this is happening just putting it out there.
jackjjackson · 70-79, M
😂 I’ve never encountered an anti-vaxer and think I’m glad. @room101
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@jackjjackson I have encountered an anti-vaxxer. He's a good friend of mine and is now in intensive care with COVID. He's 28.
iamonfire696 · 41-45, F
jackjjackson · 70-79, M
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@iamonfire696 I hope so. He literally thought that microchips were inserted into you (even though I pointed out the impossibility of this) and that he was immune anyway as he is a personal trainer and does not need protection against diseases.
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@jackjjackson Thank you :)
room101 · 51-55, M
@jackjjackson One of my closest friends back in the UK is anti-Covid. From the very beginning of the pandemic, he believed that it is no worse than the common flu. Consequently, that puts him in the anti-vaxx camp as far as Covid is concerned.
Even when another of our friends was in intensive care for two months with Covid, my mate insisted that it was a bronchial condition. Still does.
🤷♂️
Even when another of our friends was in intensive care for two months with Covid, my mate insisted that it was a bronchial condition. Still does.
🤷♂️
iamonfire696 · 41-45, F
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