My point exactly. Just because mandates are evil does not make the vaccine evil as some are saying. We are s to be able to separate the two things. one can be for the vaccine for those that want it and against mandates
This thread is only about the movement toward mandates.
Don’t make it about the vax.
Yes. It makes no sense that the evil people who evilly perpetrated the man-made 'virus' would continue on with an evil vax as phase two.
I'm very sure they felt bad about killing so many people in a mad power grab and decided to make up for it with a safe and effective 'vaccine'. For the children and the old people.
After all, even bad men love their mamas. Amirite?
I think it’s good to have a large unvaxxed control group, since the usual scientific control group used to approve these sort of things was spoilt in the “best interests” of those who received the placebo. Sure. That made sense.
One, it’s good science to have a control group, so I volunteer. We also should keep track of who gets ivermectin, or any other reported treatment, both vaxxed and unvaxxed, and study it like sane people do who honestly want the best outcome for the most Americans.
Two, since the disease is apparently so survivable by those who are not obese or well seasoned citizens or have other co-morbidities or issues, if the worst case scenario comes into play and there is some sort terrible long term harm or increase in death because of the vax, we will need a large enough population left over to run things and make it all right again, assuming that our surviving enemies allow it.
I hope that about the time I’m in the old enough to be in the need the vax category, God grant me health to live that long, the long term effects of both virus and vax will be well documented, or there might be some discovery of something like ivermectin or another treatment that renders it all moot.
Perhaps the most likely outcome is the vax will be shown to offer some protection, for some time, against specific variants, with some serious and not so serious adverse reaction in a relatively small percentage of those getting it, and we’ll decide over time if it’s worth the risk for people in different categories and move on with life.
If, you believe as I do, that the virus was produced in a lab, there are all kinds of dark scenarios that are possible even if unlikely, and the MRNA vax that allows breakthrough cases is also suspect, simply because both are examples of man’s latest attempts with the newest technology of trying to supplant God’s role as the creator of life.
People jigger up new virus variants and change or trick the building blocks of what we are, and we are shocked when plans made by mortals go awry, and will be even more shocked if tyrants, fanatics and cheats use whatever power is discovered by these efforts, well intentioned or no, to kill off or enslave “enemies” or simply enrich themselves.
I pray the vax works and doesn’t harm my family who have all taken it. Perhaps the virus will kill me and I’ll pay that price for guessing wrong in the whole risk assesment game, but I’ll have died a free American making an informed choice based on what information I had at the time. I’m young enough for the current covid mortality numbers to favor me and old enough where it wouldn’t be a total tragedy if the Lord calls me via the Wuflu.
The respect for freedom of choice is the cure. We should like start a country based on that or something.