[rdcbn1]

As the protection of the vaccines wanes over time and the potential for long term negative consequences from their use is coming to light, there is a lot of sincerely regretful buyer’s remorse building up among the people who took the vaccines, especially among those who were at virtually zero risk of catching a bad case of covid, much less dying of it. This will get angry if the negative side effects become more serious and widespread. Even more importantly, there is ample evidence that multiple shots of even benign vaccines can have serious negative impact to a persons immune system.

[fireman15]

My little brother who has been an airline captain for decades was grounded shortly after he got the first two Pfizers for a swollen and inflamed heart. It looked like it was going to be permanent. But a couple months later the airline which was cancelling thousands of flights due to a shortage of pilots told him to go to a different FAA Flight Surgeon in another state. A couple weeks after that he was back in the cockpit.

But then the airline told him he needed to get a booster to be considered vaccinated. Within a couple of days he was having chest pains and difficulty breathing. He was diagnosed with inflammation and swelling of his heart that was much worse than the first time and a newly developed aortic aneurism. He has been told he will never fly again and that he might die.

[cgbg]

The Jim Jones Kool-Aid drinkers never got to regret their decision to obey and move to Guyana.

Vaxx-obedient types may get a chance to regret their error—or they may not.

Each new booster raises the odds against them.