[Mariner]

I didn’t watch it, but thoroughly skeptical that a covid vaccine would behave any different vs a magnet than any other vaccine.

[Travis McGee]

“I didn’t watch it, but thoroughly skeptical that a covid vaccine would behave any different vs a magnet than any other vaccine.”

This mRNA gene therapy is NOT “any other vaccine.” I’m shocked that you would think so.

Three of my sisters were rendered sterile by an FDA approved drug with much more testing behind it than these emergency-use mRNA gene therapys.

I don’t think you are stupid or naive.

How many mediocre movies have you wasted 2 hours of your life on?

PLEASE watch this 2 hour documentary. PLEASE.

https://www.corbettreport.com/who-is-bill-gates-full-documentary-2020/

[familyop]

Such posts are a good thing, though, if you really think about it. Behold the cerebral muscles of the anti-vaxxer movement. ;D

'Crazymothers' Want You to Stop Calling Them 'Anti-Vaxxers'
Live Science
By Nicoletta Lanese - Staff Writer
04 December 2019

[Excerpt:]

A group of people opposed to vaccinations has requested that media stop referring to them as "anti-vax." Instead, they would prefer to be called "vaccine risk aware."

On Dec. 1, an anti-vaccine group called the Crazymothers raised its plea on Twitter and Instagram, asserting that the term anti-vaxxer is "derogatory, inflammatory, and marginalizes both women and their experiences." In response, many social media users chimed in with their own alternative labels for the group, including "plague enthusiasts," "polio fanciers," "pro-disease" and "patient zero."

Dear Media,Please retire the use of the term “Anti-vaxxer.” It is derogatory, inflammatory, and marginalizes both women and their experiences. It is dismissivemy simplistic, highly offensive and largely false. We politely request that you refer to us as the Vaccine Risk Aware. pic.twitter.com/WtAyFOhLuvDecember 1, 2019