Vaccine coercion/bribery

[wtburnette]

I have friends and family members that are well to the left of me, so I see the memes and "news" stories that they share. There is a common and persistent belief that it is the unvaccinated that are the cause of the Covid variants. I really don't understand why people persist in believing bizarre stuff spread on social media, but I think it is the source of the vitriol. Here is an example of it:

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Well, yeah. If you're a Leftist then anything put out by MSM is gospel, so...

 

[NKBJ]

Trunews called it a bait and switch.
Greg Hunter said, "The FDA lied..."

FDA Lied–Vax Not Approved Still Experimental | Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog

By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com (Updated and corrected 10/14/21) The big news the FDA had given “full approval” to the Pfizer CV19 vaccine is a HUGE lie. The FDA has granted approval to a vaccine called “Comirnaty.” (FDA approved the biologics license application (BLA) submitted by BioNTech...

usawatchdog.com

 

[wtburnette]

Yep. If it hasn't gone through the whole, standard FDA approval process, it's not approved as anything other then a political ploy.

The biggest issues I see in the vax arguments are:

1. Easiest is people believing the lies being pushed by MSM and the administration
2. Conflating the current vaccines with traditional vaccines. The technology is different, the approval was rushed for political purposes and the diseases being treated are vastly different
3. People thinking someone not being vaccinated hurts anyone else

 

[JettaKnight]

I have friends and family members that are well to the left of me, so I see the memes and "news" stories that they share. There is a common and persistent belief that it is the unvaccinated that are the cause of the Covid variants. I really don't understand why people persist in believing bizarre stuff spread on social media, but I think it is the source of the vitriol. Here is an example of it:

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Have you seen the other side? Have you looked at the memes and "news" stories here?

 

[wtburnette]

Yep. If it hasn't gone through the whole, standard FDA approval process, it's not approved as anything other then a political ploy.

The biggest issues I see in the vax arguments are:

1. Easiest is people believing the lies being pushed by MSM and the administration
2. Conflating the current vaccines with traditional vaccines. The technology is different, the approval was rushed for political purposes and the diseases being treated are vastly different
3. People thinking someone not being vaccinated hurts anyone else

Forgot 4, conflating people who don't want this vax pushed on them with anti-vaxxers...

 

[raider600]

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[wtburnette]

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Reddit is a hive of Leftist scum, but sure, post that as "proof" of something. Again, yes people of all ages and health can die from COVID. It's extremely rare, but it does happen. People who are vaccinated have also died from COVID. So decide for yourself how you feel the dice will come up for you.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

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Stick to Reddit.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

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Ooooooops. Sure looks like that vaccination isn’t protecting you like your lord and savior big gov said it does.

49 people who were fully vaccinated have died of COVID in N.J. Here’s what we know.

More than half of those who died had at least one underlying condition and all were over the age of 50.

www.nj.com

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Have you seen the other side? Have you looked at the memes and "news" stories here?

The other side huh? Very telling.

 

[rob63]

Have you seen the other side? Have you looked at the memes and "news" stories here?

I was responding to Leadeye's question, not implying anything about the problem being one sided.

You obviously missed this thread:

Australia has fallen

https://news.yahoo.com/local-council-shoots-rescue-dogs-195000980.html The government investigated the government and found they did nothing wrong.

www.indianagunowners.com

 

[Ingomike]

Have you seen the other side? Have you looked at the memes and "news" stories here?

If you don't like them just go where you do like the memes and news...

It's not complicated...

 

[BugI02]

What do you think?
Should bail, or plea deals, be able to require vaccine?

And, if it's so important, how come they don't do it for other vaccines?

Not saying it's right, but if they can mandate 'chemical castration' logic says they can mandate this. It becomes part of a plea deal, so the perp is basically being given the choice to reduce the length or severity of their sentence by complying with the court's requirements. It will be propagandized presented as a freely accepted choice

 

[BugI02]

So decide for yourself how you feel the dice will come up for you.

And this is all most people want, but progressives don't seem to be able to handle anyone coming to a decision different from the one that the 'science' they choose to believe seems to indicate (at least to them)

At heart, they're all about making everyone obey

 

[wtburnette]

Agreed, it's all about Governmental/Leftist control under the guise of public health and greater good.

 

[ws6guy]

Since Florida Covid deaths are pretty high right now, has anyone seen the demographics on who is dying? Still the older population?

 

[buckwacker]

As a former Christian I would not deride those who believe in God as an 'imaginary friend'. I understand that it's a sincerely held belief, albeit about things unknowable. It's interesting that you frame this as "succumbing" to a belief that the devil does not exist. If you weren't taught about it, the default would be not to believe in it. So. What about other's right to believe about things unknowable? The universe of discourse here is unknown. Therefore, I can only prove the devil does exist by revealing him/her/it. But, I cannot prove that the devil does not exist.

The folly of derision works both ways. Better to leave people to the beliefs they cherish. But especially, non-believers prove themselves ***holes when they try to pick fights with believers over beliefs of unknown things.

How did the first believer come to belief?

 

[rooster]

 

[wtburnette]

Not sure what the deal is, but all I see if a little blue bird that isn't even a link...

 

[wtburnette]

Found this interesting (though the sound is horrid):