What are you pro-vaxxers going to think when someone you love dies from the booster or vaccine?

The chance of having a serious reaction to the vaccines is incredibly, incredibly small compared to chances of dying or being left with long term complications from the virus.

Yes, and as time goes on I'm sure people will also see that they are dying of the boosters and vaccines as well. The scary thing is, they aren't going to die the day of or even the week of. Then at that point, excuses will be made and it will be swept under the rug. With both of these things combined, the virus itself and these so-called treatments.. we will be losing double the amount of people

The chance of having complications only seems very small right now because it has not made Headline News. The chances of dying or having major complications really aren't all that slim

@swandfriends The people first to get the vaccine were the elderly or otherwise ar higher risk of dying from coronoa virus. They are also most likely to have complications from the virus, and they're okay. Scientists and doctors didn't bust their asses to protect us from an actually deadly virus just so we could make up stupid reasons not to take it, and continue to spread a virus that has already taken over 5 million lives that we know of. The vaccine only stays in your body for a few weeks. If there was a serious risk of death or complications, we would know by now. This type of (Mrna) vaccine has been used for flu shots, rabies, and other viruses. It's not a brand new thing.
I think people just want something to feel oppressed over, and to have people to blame for the state of the world. We can blame our governments for not having better plans to protect us from pandemics. It's not like this is the first time we've basically had s fucking plague. But it is the first time we have incredible technology and knowledge to help us beat it if we're smart.

@AmbivalentFriability You are making sense with strong logic. Sadly, it is wasted on some people.

@AmbivalentFriability you make good points, but so do I. I started looking into this more after my healthy father suddenly developed a bad cough after the booster. Others are experiencing it too, along with heart problems. As I tell everyone, if you aren't curious or have concerns, you will never bring yourself to seek more info. If a large majority of the population is concerned, that right there should tell you something

@swandfriends I am concerned. If you care about or believe in anything you should be critical of it. But it is obvious that the virus poses a way more serious threat than the vaccine.
To get a respiratory tract infection after a vaccine doesn't even line up.

Correlation is not causation. I think it is selfish to not do something which is clearly to the benefit of others. Even more people dying due to willful ignorance and thinking they're arm chair scientists. And all these bad faith arguments people have will get us nowhere.
The vaccine has been out fir awhile. We've had time to think about it. Get the vaccine or at least wear a mask correctly and stay away from others if you don't feel well. So many anti vaxxers are so careless.

Look up articles about the mrna vaccination causing heart problems and fluid around the heart. There ARE some vague warnings about it out there, they just aren't so mainstream to where people will know about it. I'm not for sure but I'd say if you had fluid around the heart it could cause some coughing. You might also look at British medical experts saying that if you get too many boosters it could lower your immune system and no one needs that right now

Personally I think we need to just stick with wearing a mask and staying at home as much as possible and avoid large group gatherings in smaller places like people's houses or church

@AmbivalentFriability millions of either other deaths being marked off as covid because everyone needs money, especially to pay for a funeral right?
Do you fail to recognise that covid has a 99% survival rate, if those few died from covid have died of it because of the following things:

Already had health complications

Eating too much junk food

Not getting enough vitamins and minerals

Drinking and drug taking without replacing the vaccine with the hood for our bodies

Most of all, not thinking freely and following the globalist narrative and living in fear instead of love.

So what do you think?

@AmbivalentFriability [quote] Get the vaccine[/quote] if you took those drug pushing skills to a better location such as Victoria St Richmond, you’ll sell heaps 👍

@AwakeningConfession221122 I think not trying to control a virus that has cut the lives of many people shorter, is basically eugenics.

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@AwakeningConfession221122 Just because people aren't perfectly healthy doesn't mean they deserve to die. Even someone is elderly and they get a cold and die from it, you say they died from the cold, not from being old. If you could prevent that cold from happening, you would.

More people dying from Covid is preventable.

Your argument is basically "oh they would have died anyway". So? We will all die eventually, but we still try to do things to extend our lives.

People are saying the same thing to me when I bring up concerns about the vaccinations and booster. They say "oh well, people are going to die at some point anyway" if that is their logic then why were they all for the vacs in the first place? How come these same people didn't say that same thing when covid started going around. But they will say something heartless like that if a loved one has died from complications of the vaccine. My whole family caught it at Thanksgiving last year. Most of us had mild sinus problems, my dad had a cough, so did my uncle. My uncle has sleep apnea and is obese. None of us we're hospitalized or even died. None of us ran fevers either. Dad survived it last year. Wasn't too bad, now he gets his booster and has a very concerning cough that's been going on for about 3 weeks. Also people talk about misinformation, but yet the health department here gave us misinformation last year, they said you're immune to it for at least 3 weeks. But you're not. I caught it exactly two months from each other. And remember what is scare it was at first? Lots of people believed they were going to die from it if they had any health problems at all. But even some with severe health problems have not died. We were not told that the majority of people will just have minor sinus infections, it was more focused on the pneumonia aspect. So maybe the danger of this in the beginning was making too big of a deal about it and pointing out the severity of symptoms one may have. Tons of people last year didn't even realize they had it because they were expecting the symptoms to be way way worse than what they were, so they continued to go to work and school and spread it around unknowingly.. just like I did when I first had it. I thought there's no way this could be that virus it's not bad at all it's the most mild cold I've ever had. I had customers and co-workers that would come in sick and they would say it was allergies or they would say "Stop worrying, I don't have covid"

@AwakeningConfession221122 That's such a cold outlook.

@AmbivalentFriability how is it a cold outlook when that’s the right health advice and preventing death? If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it’s a duck, not a fucking chicken!!

You need to lay your crack pipe down and stop boot licking the government and wake the fuck up.

If you can’t handle the truth then best of luck to you.