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(h/t cathi)

I have wondered about the willingness of people to continue to seek vaccination when they know others are dropping from it. There are people collapsing in seizures or behind the wheel of their cars in drive up 'vaccination centers' but the people around them, waiting to be 'shot,' just kind of brace themselves to be 'strong' instead of leaving.

What happened to survival instinct?
This twitter account has a better version of the video clips below. The dogs will drop food if they see another 'animal' collapse after eating. In the next image, a person having a seizure is rolled out of a 'vaccination' center on a gurney and no one leaves.

People are losing family members and friends who are vaccinated and abruptly die or have strokes, but they just straighten their shoulders and hunker down, bracing for their own experience with the 'vaccine'. It just seems so weird.

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I just found out tonight that my granddaughter’s mother and her husband were just released from the hospital yesterday after 5 days because they had contracted the delta variant. She was sent home on oxygen because her O2 saturation keeps dipping as low as 80. She’s really overweight so I shouldn’t be surprised she was doing that badly, but her husband is in his mid 30s and healthy AFAIK, which is a little concerning. Her 2 year old daughter and my granddaughter got it too but recovered quickly, which is a relief.

I really don’t know anyone otherwise who had such a bad reaction to the virus, but I’m still not getting the vaccine at this point, especially since I had it in March 2020. Instead, I’ll just be more careful when I’m out and about.