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marty s's avatar

I've had to cut down on family interaction cuz they're all in on this stuff n constantly pressuring me to get the shot๐Ÿ™„๐Ÿ™„

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INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

Hold off. They will turn around when this whole scam falls in the ditch. It is underway already.

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marty s's avatar

I'm not sure they'll turn around. Looks like mentally n psychologically they're committed. Maybe people just can't handle the truth, so they entrench in their beliefs even more ๐Ÿ˜ณ

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TexBat's avatar

Imagine how pissed theyโ€™re going to be.

Unfortunately they will channel their anger towards the evil antivaxxers

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Susanna's avatar

Texbat, I read this proverb last night: "better to meet a bear robbed of her cubs than a fool in his folly"

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steve's avatar

applying that to COVID that proverb finally make sense to me

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cmpalmer75's avatar

Hold the line. You have one body and one life. I recommend you show your family this video clip and ask why they want you to get the shot since the CDC director admitted three months ago that they don't stop infection or transmission and that the fully vaxxed and unvaxxed have similar viral loads. At best, the shots seem to provide protection against severe disease and death for a period of months. They aren't rolling out boosters because the first two doses worked too well.

https://rumble.com/vku759-cdc-director-covid-vaccines-do-not-prevent-transmission-of-covid.html?fbclid=IwAR1eLEhgu40tCfz64WgQ4Mj7IYSaYcxSpe5iZdFI6CRNaYA6GjoqlJ1zR1E

I also recommend you show them this series of report from the UK Health Security Agency. They have reported a higher rate of infection in the fully-vaxxed age 30 and older for the past five weeks. The rate of death is lower for the fully-vaxxed (per 100K), but 79.3% of those who died were fully-vaxxed (week 44 report). In short, as the CDC director admitted in early August, the shots don't stop infection or transmission.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-vaccine-weekly-surveillance-reports

Since the shots don't stop infection or transmission (and the protection against severe disease doesn't last long), the choice to get one or not is really a matter of personal risk assessment and bodily autonomy. There is no greater good.

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marty s's avatar

Thank u. I'm even more reluctant since I recently recovered well from the virus. Unfortunately, they're in full denial n won't accept logic. They did a great job scaring the S out of normally practical people ๐Ÿฅบ

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Odell's avatar

Marty, my employer is currently reviewing my "request for exemption". I've decided that I'm not Vaccine hesitant, I vaccine ADAMANT. I'm not taking it! I hope you can withstand the pressure, too.

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marty s's avatar

Yes!! ๐Ÿ‘๏ธ of the tiger ๐Ÿ˜Ž

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