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To: bagster
Would you give this Chinese potion to your pregnant wife or daughter? If not, why not? p.s. Your sperm community objects strongly.

No, I wouldn't think a pregnant woman should take this vaccine simply because the sample size of pregnant women is too small to have high confidence that the child wouldn't be adversely affected. Not to mention that women of childbearing age are in the younger lower-risk age group.

I've also lost two friends to the Wuflu, so that I must admit factors into my decision too.

148 posted on 04/01/2021 2:16:36 AM PDT by phoneman08 (qwiyrqweopigradfdzcm,.dadfjl,dz )
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To: phoneman08

It’s truly amazing these people pretending the issue with using extra caution, if administering the treatment at all, to children and pregnant women is something they’ve never heard of and is somehow a unique circumstance to these vaccines. There are countless treatments and medications, vaccines, etc. that are off limits to both of these groups or only used under extreme caution and that is knowledge widely and commonly known.

The literal insanity of these people is getting more and more desperate as their narrative fizzles out in the face of reality.


151 posted on 04/01/2021 2:50:45 AM PDT by Republican Wildcat
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