Faces of Vaccine Takers

[JUSA]

this means they didn’t trial the vaccine on people who previously tested positive for Covid-19..

How can anyone defend the way these vaccines were pushed? Knowing the previous mRNA vaccines accidentally caused people to have immune reactions that led to all kinds of problems, in many animals outright death, how could they leave out testing on people who previously had covid?

[MiscInformed]

What a strange post

Why is that strange? What I wrote is sound advice for someone like you worried about catching COVID, which is the point you're arguing, is it not?

https://aapsonline.org/CovidPatientTreatmentGuide.pdf

[JUSA]

I know you're trolling and such......

But you realize jobs within the medical community are probably the most stressful and come with it heavy drugs/drinking/smoking/bad habbits in order to cope with trying to get 4-10 patients alive in a 13-14 hour shift, only to have to medicate to get some sleep and you only get 5 hours of sleep just to do it all again.

10 years later you look fuked

This goes for lab personal too that are on a deadline which could cause their funding to go bust.....

They are not role models, they are front line workers

Way more stressful than cops, people building high rise buildings, soldiers and surely a dozen others I'm missing. By "way more" I mean, "not in the least".

Doctors compartmentalize. That first patient you lose, you weep and can't sleep for a week. The second, hits hard but less so. After a dozen or so, you're thinking, "Why didn't Mr. Peterson ever lose weight like I told him with every check up? Fuk" and pretty soon it's water off a duck.

Coming in here, pretending your life theories are made of stone (more like chit, if you ask me) and getting cocky about it, acting as if someone who holds other opinions is surely, "trollling"? You can fuk right off with that nonsense.

Never mind the stupidity of comparing these *bureaucrats* who generally NEVER practice medicine to some young doctor working a bloody AM shift in some Chicago ER or Hawkeye from MASH? What the fuk? Are you really this stupid? You really think Dr. Rachel Levine was working back to back 40 hour shifts patching together dozens of gun shot wound victims week in and week out? How fuking retarded are you? I want to know, because at this point I am worried for you that you are on the verge of swallowing your tongue.

Levine had a fellowship at New York City's Mount Sinai Hospital from 1988 to 1993[10] where she trained in pediatrics.[15] After moving from Manhattan to central Pennsylvania in 1993,[10] she joined the staff at Penn State Hershey Medical Center. During her tenure there, she created Penn State Hershey Medical Center's adolescent medicine division and eating disorders clinic. She was in charge of the latter when she was nominated for the position of Pennsylvania Physician General in 2015.[10]

After this, all politics there out.

Pediatrics. Adolescent medicine and eating disorders. Wow. Imagine the stress. 5 years of that? No wonder she's a freak show, right? Who could deal with fat kids addicted to sugar and carbs?! The horror.

Go fuk yourself. You, your stupidity, your arrogance, everything. Everything about you can fuk right off.

[AdamWW]

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Qg1iHCDttzBE/

Your stupidity and ignorance is so outer-worldy, I feel like you don't deserve a response.

but Yes yes yes, These creatures are the frontline workerss of Americuhhhh, not government beaucreats. They are out in the frontlines Fighting 24/7 to keep you alive fromthe deadly covid flu with .00009% mortality rate.

They eat themselves into obesity and decrepitude due to the sheer stress of having to keep americans alive from 24/7. just lol

[img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/Rachel_L._Levine_%28HHS_ASH%29.jpgimg]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/l4Bltsx.jpg[img]


Your brain isn't working properly, maybe you need some electrolytes in your water bro

[AdamWW]

Why is that strange? What I wrote is sound advice for someone like you worried about catching COVID, which is the point you're arguing, is it not?

https://aapsonline.org/CovidPatientTreatmentGuide.pdf

Your post was suggesting I obtain a substance from a lifestock medical supplier and just take vitamin D and zinc...

[JUSA]

How do you know they can't make someone sick? Where has this been tested in a controlled setting?

He mentioned viral load, so you'd need enough of the virus to get others around you ill -- I don't know anything about that.

One thing, if someone isn't showing symptoms, they not coughing, not sneezing, do not have a runny nose, nothing like that... even discounting the viral load thing Paul mentioned... how do they spread it?

People get the flu when a sick person sneezes, coughs or somehow gets on them, right? We ALL know this, we've all known this since we were children. Same with a cold, same with anything else of this nature. You get around someone like this, they're coughing and sneezing, uncontrollably spreading virus-infected mucus around... and you can get sick from it.

I've NEVER heard of someone being around someone who wasn't sick spreading a cold or flu, though.

So... how? Share needles, unprotected sex? What? What am I doing around *strangers* who are asymptomatic that will get me covid?

[MiscInformed]

Your post was suggesting I obtain a substance from a lifestock medical supplier and just take vitamin D and zinc...

My post was a response to the last paragraph your wrote, which was quoted.

Invermectin is available over the counter for livestock. No need to pay for a doctor's appointment to get a human prescription when you can get the exact same medicine sold for livestock. The drug is decades old, widely given out to people in the 3rd world for decades, and hailed as one of the miracle drugs of the 20th century for its antiviral properties. In fact, India was making it available to their population as a prophylactic before the vaccines arrived, at which point they stopped. The sudden rise in deaths in India corresponds to this period where it was not available. They've now started providing it again in one of the provinces and the daily death toll has started dropping again. I believe the creators of the drug even won a Nobel prize for it. The fact that the US media has tried to demonize it here says an awful lot about the true agenda of the media.

https://www.republicworld.com/india-...mortality.html

Vitamin D has been shown to hinder/kill the virus.

Zinc has been shown to inhibit it's ability to replicate.

[AdamWW]

He mentioned viral load, so you'd need enough of the virus to get others around you ill -- I don't know anything about that.

One thing, if someone isn't showing symptoms, they not coughing, not sneezing, do not have a runny nose, nothing like that... even discounting the viral load thing Paul mentioned... how do they spread it?

People get the flu when a sick person sneezes, coughs or somehow gets on them, right? We ALL know this, we've all known this since we were children. Same with a cold, same with anything else of this nature. You get around someone like this, they're coughing and sneezing, uncontrollably spreading virus-infected mucus around... and you can get sick from it.

I've NEVER heard of someone being around someone who wasn't sick spreading a cold or flu, though.

So... how? Share needles, unprotected sex? What? What am I doing around *strangers* who are asymptomatic that will get me covid?

I mean coughing from something not covid related, etc. People sneeze and cough from many different causes, not just being ill with COVID. Thats what I meant.

With the flu, you're going to know you have it.

[JUSA]

I mean coughing from something not covid related, etc. People sneeze and cough from many different causes, not just being ill with COVID. Thats what I meant.

With the flu, you're going to know you have it.

Fair enough.

I will say, one of the reasons some doctors (or whoever I was watching) theorized covid spread so much -- was that for many people it was so mild they didn't even realize they were sick.

For me, it was like intense allergies. I was a little tired and wanted to sleep a little more than usual. My eyes were watery and nose runny. If I wasn't kind of on edge over covid? I would have probably gone about my daily routine as normal, probably even put some time in at the gym.

So I could see someone as symptomatic as me not being overly concerned about being sick, probably attributing it to nasty ragweed or something, and spreading it.

I don't think this narrative is talked about much though, despite it probably having strong merit, but to openly talk how many people have such a mild time of it goes against a lot of the Fear Porn they're trying to push alongside it. You really never see people talk about how (I'm guessing) 1/2 the people who get this have a very easy time of things.

[J.L.C.]

My post was a response to the last paragraph your wrote, which was quoted.

Invermectin is available over the counter for livestock. No need to pay for a doctor's appointment to get a human prescription when you can get the exact same medicine sold for livestock. The drug is decades old, widely given out to people in the 3rd world for decades, and hailed as one of the miracle drugs of the 20th century for its antiviral properties. In fact, India was making it available to their population as a prophylactic before the vaccines arrived, at which point they stopped. The sudden rise in deaths in India corresponds to this period where it was not available. They've now started providing it again in one of the provinces and the daily death toll has started dropping again. I believe the creators of the drug even won a Nobel prize for it. The fact that the US media has tried to demonize it here says an awful lot about the true agenda of the media.

https://www.republicworld.com/india-...mortality.html

Vitamin D has been shown to hinder/kill the virus.

Zinc has been shown to inhibit it's ability to replicate.

Why you should not use ivermectin:
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consum...event-covid-19


A systematic review of ivermectin
https://link.springer.com/article/10...64-021-01066-y

[AdamWW]

Fair enough.

I will say, one of the reasons some doctors (or whoever I was watching) theorized covid spread so much -- was that for many people it was so mild they didn't even realize they were sick.

For me, it was like intense allergies. I was a little tired and wanted to sleep a little more than usual. My eyes were watery and nose runny. If I wasn't kind of on edge over covid? I would have probably gone about my daily routine as normal, probably even put some time in at the gym.

So I could see someone as symptomatic as me not being overly concerned about being sick, probably attributing it to nasty ragweed or something, and spreading it.

I don't think this narrative is talked about much though, despite it probably having strong merit, but to openly talk how many people have such a mild time of it goes against a lot of the Fear Porn they're trying to push alongside it. You really never see people talk about how (I'm guessing) 1/2 the people who get this have a very easy time of things.

Very true.

I mean honestly, I wish there was at least more discussion about people getting anti-body tests (if they can) before getting the vaccine.

I got mine tested, and apparently according to the test scale I did not have a level that indicates I had COVID, but then interpreting those results is kind of hard: I have no idea what level means I have had it or not (the test just says '<1.00' and is 'green' indicating negative).



I will say this those, for me, I have zero risk of catching COVID at work because I work from home and, until recently, I worked out 100% at home too, so I couldn't even catch it at the gym.

Now, because I haven't setup my gym in my new house, I'm back at a gym and closer to people than before... but overall I have a very low exposure risk. In general I think my risk has always been below average... I mean my dad is an ER doctor, and AFAIK he never got it either... but who know, maybe he was asymptomatic too.

[MiscInformed]

Why you should not use ivermectin:
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consum...event-covid-19

Cliffs:
- Don't take if for COVID because we haven't tested it to be sure it works on COVID.
- People are too stupid to adjust the size of the dose for humans.
- It might interact with other drugs you're taking.

Of those 3, only the last 1 is a valid point.

A systematic review of ivermectin
https://link.springer.com/article/10...64-021-01066-y

All caveats apply when it comes to home treatments. However, the hospital treatments aren't effective either. If you go to the hospital and you're already sick 10 days after exposure, what is the hospital treatment? They have no idea what to do other than try random combinations of drugs (including this one) and hope you don't get worse. In most cases, they will put you on a ventilator and you'll be less likely to ever leave the hospital alive.

So, do your research NOW and be prepared for what you might have to do if you catch it and start getting really sick from it. I haven't taken any myself. I'm at the research and anecdote stage, but I know which stores within a 4-5 mile drive of where I live have it and I'm trying to nail down which brand/concentration/dose I would need. I'm not worried if I do catch it, but since I haven't thus far, I just want to make sure that when that day comes, I'm not one of the unlikely few in my risk group that has bad reaction to the CCP flu. Part of that is being prepared.

[JUSA]

Why you should not use ivermectin:
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consum...event-covid-19

Thanks for bringing a counter argument to the table, I'm all for that.

Looking at it: the first thing they say - don't take it because it's not FDA approved.

... kind of like the covid vaccines?

The next reason, taking it in large doses can be dangerous. Well no chit.

Otherwise, they say get it from a legit source and only for a legit reason and to not use animal-grade drugs. I can't argue with the animal grade stuff, although, who amongst us hasn't experimented with chicken-grade roids we got in Mexico, amirite?

[redmelly]

Don't click on this if you have a queasy stomach. Just another day, another blood clot(s) caused by the experimental vaccine. S'all goodman.

THIS IS ****ED - DON'T TAKE ANY COVID-19 VACCINE

https://www.bitchute.com/video/loYKxxuK8Azq/

[smegmasniffer]

Don't click on this if you have a queasy stomach. Just another day, another blood clot(s) caused by the experimental vaccine. S'all goodman.

THIS IS ****ED - DON'T TAKE ANY COVID-19 VACCINE

https://www.bitchute.com/video/loYKxxuK8Azq/

wonder what happened to Tdrinn

[Paul Kreul]

You cannot spread Covid nor influenza, making someone else sick if you do not have enough viral load in your system. The way you will know WHEN you do have enough, is that you will be symptomatic.

Think I’m wrong?
Call up the doctors office, make an appointment.
List the questions they ask.

[AdamWW]

You cannot spread Covid nor influenza, making someone else sick if you do not have enough viral load in your system. The way you will know WHEN you do have enough, is that you will be symptomatic.

Think I’m wrong?
Call up the doctors office, make an appointment.
List the questions they ask.

The issue with this is that most people see 'feeling' sick as having fatigue/fever + some other symptom.

In general it is that feverish, low-energy sensation that drives people to miss work or stay home. Plenty of people have hay fever, are prone to sneezing, or have things like a runny nose or congestion without having a viral infection that causes fever and fatigue.

So what happens when these people get COVID but simply don't have those more debilitating symptoms?

Well, if they're already prone to normal bouts of coughing, sneezing, etc, they'll likely think nothing has changed, and yet they're actually coughing or sneezing up particles and spreading it.

Now it is true, I think, that if someone doesn't have a cough, or isn't sneezing, or speaking/yelling loudly that they aren't likely to spread it, but the problem is - as I said - the symptoms may be moderate enough that someone doesn't even know what it is and/or just doesn't get tested for it.

Unless someone has all the cardinal signs, they might just go about their day.

[LizzieTish]

"This psyop is far from over. They are just going to let everybody play while the guinea pigs are shedding God knows what. I've already watched it in numerous social settings. People that are now saying they aren't going to live in fear anymore should think a bit more about the nature of this whole planned demolition. Does anybody really think they are just going to let this suddenly go away? Be prepared for everything to go back into full lockdown this Fall. Covid Pass and mandatory vax are still coming. Enjoy your summer of cyber attacks."

[J.L.C.]

"This psyop is far from over. They are just going to let everybody play while the guinea pigs are shedding God knows what. I've already watched it in numerous social settings. People that are now saying they aren't going to live in fear anymore should think a bit more about the nature of this whole planned demolition. Does anybody really think they are just going to let this suddenly go away? Be prepared for everything to go back into full lockdown this Fall. Covid Pass and mandatory vax are still coming. Enjoy your summer of cyber attacks."

Who is this quote from?

[Paul Kreul]

The issue with this is that most people see 'feeling' sick as having fatigue/fever + some other symptom.

In general it is that feverish, low-energy sensation that drives people to miss work or stay home. Plenty of people have hay fever, are prone to sneezing, or have things like a runny nose or congestion without having a viral infection that causes fever and fatigue.

So what happens when these people get COVID but simply don't have those more debilitating symptoms?

Well, if they're already prone to normal bouts of coughing, sneezing, etc, they'll likely think nothing has changed, and yet they're actually coughing or sneezing up particles and spreading it.

Now it is true, I think, that if someone doesn't have a cough, or isn't sneezing, or speaking/yelling loudly that they aren't likely to spread it, but the problem is - as I said - the symptoms may be moderate enough that someone doesn't even know what it is and/or just doesn't get tested for it.

Unless someone has all the cardinal signs, they might just go about their day.

Again, if one does not have enough viral load in their system that they are not showing symptoms..they cannot spread it to others. It is literally impossible. Covid & influenza are spread the exact same way & have virtually the exact same symptoms. If you aren’t showing signs of influenza..you CANNOT spread Covid. You simply do not have enough of the virus in you. Again, what are the questions the doctors office ask you?

Now I want you to apply a little common sense & critical thinking. When we previously had the flu & make someone else sick, what is always said?

“I PASSED IT ON..”. Now what exactly did you pass on? The non-symptomatic ghost flu? No, you passed on your flu to someone else, typically always at the tail end of the flu, when you had finally enough viral load in you that it was possible to do so.

I swear common sense is completely void these days, it is almost laughable.

The rest of your post is identitying flu like symptoms. This further goes to prove that Covid is nothing more than the flu..which would explain the PCR testing, & would explain the non-existent flu.

[LizzieTish]

I swear common sense is completely void these days, it is almost laughable.

'Comedian' Chelsea Handler Says She Feels Sick and Went 'Deaf in One Ear' After Getting Second Moderna Jab

[redmelly]

'WORRYING' Princess Michael of Kent, 76, ill with blood clots after having two Covid jabs

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/149680...wo-covid-jabs/

No one gave her the memo that the jabs aren't for royalty?

[redmelly]

This is sad.

COVID 'VACCINE' INJURIES AND DEATHS

https://www.bitchute.com/video/dkBANlL74uhp/

[AdamWW]

I swear common sense is completely void these days, it is almost laughable.

Do you say things like this because you think it's going to somehow effect me? If so, you're wasting your keystrokes.

I have consistently approached these exchanges like an adult first and foremost, and for you to suggest I have no common sense is - in itself - laughable.

Maybe silly jabs are fun for you, but honestly it just makes you sound petty IMO.

How about talking objectively, like an adult, and not slinging insults back and forth for a change?



A huge portion people who get COVID have reported getting sick have 'no idea how they got it'. Do you think those people were just being dumb and hanging around people who were coughing and sneezing and spitting on their face?

Most people intuitively avoid people showing symptoms already... so how do you think people get the flu or COVID at all? It's not like millions of people are making out with obviously sick people.

I am using common sense here, obviously, so again, maybe stay on point and save the insults for someone who will give you the reaction you desire. It won't be me.

[ymer]

'Comedian' Chelsea Handler Says She Feels Sick and Went 'Deaf in One Ear' After Getting Second Moderna Jab

Lol wtf.

Do you say things like this because you think it's going to somehow effect me? If so, you're wasting your keystrokes.

I have consistently approached these exchanges like an adult first and foremost, and for you to suggest I have no common sense is - in itself - laughable.

Maybe silly jabs are fun for you, but honestly it just makes you sound petty IMO.

How about talking objectively, like an adult, and not slinging insults back and forth for a change?



A huge portion people who get COVID have reported getting sick have 'no idea how they got it'. Do you think those people were just being dumb and hanging around people who were coughing and sneezing and spitting on their face?

Most people intuitively avoid people showing symptoms already... so how do you think people get the flu or COVID at all? It's not like millions of people are making out with obviously sick people.

I am using common sense here, obviously, so again, maybe stay on point and save the insults for someone who will give you the reaction you desire. It won't be me.

Nice essay for someone who is not upset.

[AdamWW]

Lol wtf.

Nice essay for someone who is not upset.

I would very much like to hear you explain how the length of a post indicates how someone is 'upset' when the content of the post is clearly quite tame and reasonable.

Paul's post was quite long too... do you feel he was 'upset'? Or, are we going to apply the common double-standard used by many others ITT?

[ymer]

I would very much like to hear you explain how the length of a post indicates how someone is 'upset' when the content of the post is clearly quite tame and reasonable.

I dunno man, I can't put it into words, just my intuition.

For instance you can easily tell the following poster is upset: https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1638685963

[AdamWW]

I dunno man, I can't put it into words, just my intuition.

This summarizes very well the process of how 'science' is applied to information ITT.

[ymer]

This summarizes very well the process of how 'science' is applied to information ITT.

science is not intuitive or up to interpretation you numbnuts, lmao what a retard.

[AdamWW]

science is not intuitive or up to interpretation you numbnuts, lmao what a retard.

Exactly my point: the people ITT go by their 'gut'/intuition, not science, and claim it is scientific.

I think that kind of went right over your head there boyo. lol