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lawrence2 106 posts |
Edited Feb 03, 2021, 14:33
Feb 03, 2021, 14:33
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< From a leftist perspective, Trump clearly had a lot to admire. I found him disgusting. Mind you I'd rather have a stable government than one run by an apostate like Trump. His rank-and-file supporters are disgusting people. You're kidding yourself if you think any leftist thinks Trump is great.
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Amil04 447 posts |
Feb 03, 2021, 22:06
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https://youtu.be/vZ7oYCx6tBw Must be his birthday of somethin’ soon And on that matter Nigel a close relation just came out of hospital yesterday..ten days after jab She had a stroke.
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nigelswift 8112 posts |
Feb 04, 2021, 07:22
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Amil04 wrote: And on that matter Nigel a close relation just came out of hospital yesterday..ten days after jab She had a stroke. Eh? Are you implying the jab caused it and therefore I was ill-advised to have one? I wish you'd answer a simple question directly and without the aid of youtube!
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phallus dei 583 posts |
Feb 04, 2021, 13:20
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lawrence2 wrote: < From a leftist perspective, Trump clearly had a lot to admire. I found him disgusting. Mind you I'd rather have a stable government than one run by an apostate like Trump. His rank-and-file supporters are disgusting people. You're kidding yourself if you think any leftist thinks Trump is great. You mean you'd rather have the usual stable government of CIA-corporate fascists, spreading imperialism abroad, gutting the domestic economy, and locking up non-violent offenders for life?
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lawrence2 106 posts |
Feb 09, 2021, 00:45
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And you think Trump is great?
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lawrence2 106 posts |
Feb 09, 2021, 00:49
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https://scontent-ort2-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-0/p526x296/148587219_3658609554192387_7578449950430664482_n.jpg?_nc_cat=1&ccb=2&_nc_sid=8bfeb9&_nc_ohc=VAzNNqnrNVkAX9mv3kj&_nc_oc=AQn6KKmkuMiz57L2meIa204V8DEGVMx_uiMaxjrjnxxBcR1E8lukjMMrEm7Y_CokKfTKCT_k6CswtJWA-SNroslq&_nc_ht=scontent-ort2-2.xx&tp=6&oh=2519ee182176069bacd87582ec74065d&oe=604753DC
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nigelswift 8112 posts |
Feb 13, 2021, 12:46
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Still waiting to hear if I was misled when I had the jab. Is anyone here going to refuse to have it?
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phallus dei 583 posts |
Edited Feb 13, 2021, 13:35
Feb 13, 2021, 13:34
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nigelswift wrote: Still waiting to hear if I was misled when I had the jab. Is anyone here going to refuse to have it? I'm going to delay getting it for as long as I can. Previous vaccines have taken years to develop and properly test, so there's no good reason to rush on this one, especially since it's a new method (mRNA vaccine) and the disease itself has less than a 1% fatality rate!! Of course, "delay getting it as long as I can" may only mean a few months in this case, given how fast our governments are moving to making this crap mandatory with proper documentation that you'll have to repeatedly show to get anywhere / do anything. Who knows what long-term repercussions from this dangerous gambit might await us all.
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nigelswift 8112 posts |
Feb 13, 2021, 14:04
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Well, car seatbelts had no long term negative repercussions! I would have thought that, since it has been given to millions, any risk must now be very small. I found it pretty painless, except it stung a bit when the microchip went in. ;)
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phallus dei 583 posts |
Feb 13, 2021, 14:31
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nigelswift wrote: Well, car seatbelts had no long term negative repercussions! I would have thought that, since it has been given to millions, any risk must now be very small. I found it pretty painless, except it stung a bit when the microchip went in. ;) Did I talk about getting micro-chipped? Did I mention seat belts? What on earth is the relation between getting a rushed vaccine that hasn't been properly tested and wearing a seat belt? It would be nice to have a real debate here for once, instead of simply trying to rouse up a few laughs with intentionally stupid replies. Maybe the vaccine is safe. Maybe it isn't. We won't know that for several years, possibly decades. Typically, vaccines take years to develop. That hasn't been the case here. If Covid had a high mortality rate, then it would be worth the risk to take a rushed-through vaccine to hopefully save us all. But Covid doesn't have a high mortality rate. And the jury's still out if these vaccines even work at keeping us safe from Covid (hence the reports on how you will still need to wear a mask if vaccinated, may have to get re-vaccinated every year, and who knows about mutant strains, etc). But instead of advocating a bit of much-needed caution, all we get is an abundance of peer-pressure / virtue-signaling about how important it is to get the jab. Those with legitimate questions are immediately dismissed as conspiracy theorists, and their questions aren't acknowledged at all.
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