Because people are very protective of their perspectives. They did a lot of research to get that view and a challenge to that is offensive.
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Because people are very protective of their perspectives. They did a lot of research to get that view and a challenge to that is offensive.
Notice they never replied to this
Your odds of dying from COVID are likely much worse."Bu bu but its only 226 people"
Both present potential long term health issues depending on the person, so you should be honest and transparent about both.
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Rawtid said:
They (anti-vaxxers) didn't do any research aside from watching YouTube videos and IG/FB timelines that confirmed their bias.
That's why they're always WRONG.
That's why they're always WRONG.
So you only care about surviving the next 15 minutes,nevermind side effects down the line:?
Can we agree you have no way of knowing what those long term effects will be if there are any?
Sure hope impotence isn't on the menu,but at least yall survived
I gotta make a will, let folks know if this 2nd Mod shot got me murked
"When I die, tell The Coli"
Let's round it up to 1000 people from 200. You're still talking about over 141 million people fully vaccinated. COVID has in the 34 million known cases range and killed over 600K.
“underlying conditions” was right out of the TLR downplay Covid playbook
Heart inflammation is a potential outcome from actual COVID. Skipping the vaccine and contracting actual COVID can still lead to that outcome.
Understanding Heart Inflammation and COVID-19
Your real decision is do you take the chance of not getting vaccinated and hoping you don't get COVID or do you take preventative measures in an attempt to protect yourself even if you know there's risk involved. Me deciding to get vaccinated is taking a calculated risk. Me skipping the vaccination is me gambling that maybe I don't get COVID. There are people dying in hospitals today that could have gotten vaccinated and actively chose not to.
Understanding Heart Inflammation and COVID-19
Your real decision is do you take the chance of not getting vaccinated and hoping you don't get COVID or do you take preventative measures in an attempt to protect yourself even if you know there's risk involved. Me deciding to get vaccinated is taking a calculated risk. Me skipping the vaccination is me gambling that maybe I don't get COVID. There are people dying in hospitals today that could have gotten vaccinated and actively chose not to.
Should I Be Worried about Heart Palpitations? - Penn Medicine
Irregular/racing heart isn't a big deal unless it happens often and/or you have other symptoms.
It happening twice in two months is....literally nothing, breh. Your heart doing this is not considered abnormal, at all.
If you have decent insurance wear a heart monitor for a week or two, if you're concerned.
Fred.
"Invincible" and "The Boys" breh.
Oh and the Marvel stuff. Although I'm not sure if you're into all that. "Loki" just started like 2 days ago.
Fred.