I’m proudly unjabbed, However, before I never thought much about vaccines except some grade school friends had scars on their arms. We just always assumed they were safe and necessary because, after all, the government, news and medical community told us so. And most of those we got as kids were (presumably) safe.

But something in the very beginning of the plandemic made my spidey senses perk up. I couldn’t put my finger on it. Something wasn’t right about this dystopian nightmare I saw evolving before my eyes. I remember the first time I went to Walmart and everybody was masked and being herded through one door a few people at a time. I felt like I was in an apocalypse or zombie movie set. Of course we know now that I and millions of others were right in our mistrust of what we were told.

All that to say, I will never again trust government medical agencies or most of the medical community on vaccines or anything “new” or “mandatory” without extreme vetting and years of proof. I’m not anti-medicine. I’m anti-medical tyranny and being lied to.

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Posted by LakeCharles

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Member since Oct 2016

5068 posts

Posted on 12/14/23 at 3:16 pm to KingOfTheWorld

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But something in the very beginning of the plandemic made my spidey senses perk up. I couldn’t put my finger on it. Something wasn’t right about this dystopian nightmare I saw evolving before my eyes. I remember the first time I went to Walmart and everybody was masked and being herded through one door a few people at a time. I felt like I was in an apocalypse or zombie movie set. Of course we know now that I and millions of others were right in our mistrust of what we were told.

All that to say, I will never again trust government medical agencies or most of the medical community on vaccines or anything “new” or “mandatory” without extreme vetting and years of proof. I’m not anti-medicine. I’m anti-medical tyranny and being lied to.

I am an engineer and a large part of my career has been spent doing basic research. Solving problems and discovering reality requires good data, so I have always set up experiments to give the most meaningful data. With good data, you can see trends earlier that lead to solutions or better focus. The thing I found most troubling was the lack of good data and protocols that intentionally distorted data. Distorting data by paying for covid outcomes was a huge red flag. If you pay someone $36K for checking a particular box, it should be no surprise that you get a whole bunch of checked boxes, and when you do that the checked box is no longer data on covid. I think we will find that many people were literally killed for financial incentives attached to certain protocols and the fear was certainly ramped up because of money.

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Posted by tgerb8

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Member since Aug 2007

6002 posts

Posted on 12/14/23 at 9:05 pm to KingOfTheWorld

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I’m proudly unjabbed, However, before I never thought much about vaccines except some grade school friends had scars on their arms. We just always assumed they were safe and necessary because, after all, the government, news and medical community told us so. And most of those we got as kids were (presumably) safe.

But something in the very beginning of the plandemic made my spidey senses perk up.

it's really quite fortunate that the govt made so many blatantly bad decisions with this. I think it opened a lot of people's eyes when they started mandating you get an experimental shot to not prevent a disease you had a 99 percent chance of surviving. to the point of terminating your employment in a lot of cases. I was 95 percent pro vaccines before this BS. I thought the people who were keeping mumps and polio vaccines from their children were whackos. I made it through unvaxxed (as far as I know) and still employed but I'm a lucky one. we'll just say I'm still not necessarily anti vax now or anything. I'm definitely anti trusting the government and pharma now.
MUUUCH more awake than I was pre pandemic.

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