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Diana's avatar

Even my boosted friends no longer argue that it has any effect on stopping infection, likely because they're all sick right now. However, they're still clinging to the "less sick than we would be" argument, and I can't really blame them, because the side effects they experienced with the shots were pretty crappy and they need to have something to show for it besides subclinical heart damage and messed up periods.

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EricP1968's avatar

My 28 year old healthy and skinny Nephew got three shots in 8 months. His booster was last Saturday and he was in bed, knocked on his butt. By Monday he felt better only to be sick on Wednesday and tested positive for COVID. Now imagine being a healthy 28 year old who has almost zero risk of hospitalization from the RONA, assuming all the longterm risk of MRNA and still getting the virus. If that is not a terrible outcome for humanity and yet it has happend all across the globe. Why would we expect people to think prior to getting the booster when they did not think, do their own homework, research and understand their true risk profile prior to starting their COVID sacramental jabs???

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