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  1. On 12/31/2024 at 9:37 AM, BangkokReady said:

     

    I think it's probably the same as the way bad people are attracted to things like religion.  They think that doing something very openly and publicly considered to be "good" will cover up the fact that on the inside they are really bad.

    I read an article in one of the big psychology magazines (I think psychology today) and it was about virtue signaling and the fact that more often than not, those who engage in it are attempting to deflect and hide some sort of dark secret.  
     

    It makes me shiver to think what virtue signaling leftist expats who live in Thailand are potentially hiding.

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  2. 32 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

    I was being sarcastic in the first sentence.

     

    I would agree if one doesn't want to be vaccinated, they had better be fit with a normal BMI.

     

    A physio told me in my age group, I would be in the top 10% for fitness and mobility. Normal BMI.

     

    Having said that, I am in the most vulnerable cohort for COVID. It is simple common sense to get vaccinated.

     

    I have had two bouts of COVID. Both lasted no more than three days.

    And there in lies the rub.  It didn’t matter that I was young and healthy and had doctors tell me not to get vaccinated.  I would be told by so many people that I had to get vaccinated and that if any doctor advised against it, that I needed to find a new doctor.

     

    Too many lies were told that flew in the face of science.  Unvaccinated people are driving the mutations?  Nonsense.  A virus wouldn’t need to mutate in order to infect an unvaccinated person.  It’s not entirely different from antibiotics creating bacterial resistance.  I have had this conversation with many doctors…when the virus hits a wall (vaccines)…that is what will drive the mutation.

     

    I never had Covid…and like you…I got tested for antibodies also.

     

    But too many people decided to shun me (after their ill educated denigrations)…and that is why, as you say, I now have the “empathy of a scorpion” 

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  3. 2 hours ago, Lacessit said:

    So the vaccine made his appetite too healthy?

     

    Help me here, I'm losing count of the side-effects people are claiming.

     

    I've seen pregnancy mentioned, does mRNA make people randy?

    No….the vaccine didn’t make his appetite unhealthy.

     

    he died from Covid because he was already a fat f***….but the media still held him out as healthy.  Not a single person who has prattled on about their relatives or friends who have died ever offered up a picture of them when I ask to see how healthy they looked….and I’m not just talking about online here where of course people want to be anonymous…but in real life too.
     

    I don’t drink….but I can’t even count how many fat alcoholics screamed at me to get jabbed during covid both online here and in real life.  And their diets weren’t any healthier than their hedonistic lifestyles.   So…F them and their dead friends and relatives.

  4. 2 hours ago, jaywalker2 said:

    The CDC always errs on the side of caution. They would rather everyone have the same message rather than risk misinterpretations. Paul Offit discusses this. He was on the advisory committee when the bivalent vaccine was introduced and he was against recommending it because the data showed it didn't offer much more protection than the Omicron booster and so was unnecessary. The CDC went ahead and recommended it anyway, presumably because they didn't want people to start thinking boosters weren't necessary anymore.

     

    It's the same with vaccinating children. Children generally don't get seriously ill or die so it can certainly be argued they don't need the vaccine. But a couple of thousand children have died from Covid and thousands more have been hospitalized. So the CDC figures why risk your child's life, no matter how small the odds. You can agree or disagree with that depending on your point of view.

     

    But there has been ample evidence that people who got the original two shots and, perhaps, a booster, are sufficiently protected against serious illness assuming they are in good health and don't have any immune problems.

     

    I had two Astra Zeneca shots and that was it. But I never get ill so I wasn't worried. I did catch something last year that might have been Covid, though the PCR test was negative. It was mild and lasted about five days. I didn't even have to stay in bed.

    Children like this?

     

     

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  5. 12 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

     

    Some people are unable to even consider that they might have been conned, even when confronted with a mountain of evidence.  The only wake-up call for them is when they - or their loved ones - experience the harms of these poison-shots, and in some cases even that will not allow them to start questioning their beliefs in what they were told.

     

    I would posit that in most cases…even when they or their loved ones experience any adverse effects (however far down the road), there will be no wake up call and they will continue to badger us who chose not to take the jabs.

     

    So….let them get boosted I say.  And when they die, I will remember how they treated us and I will dance on their graves.

     

    I can’t remember any vaccinated person who supported “my body my choice”.  
     

    To hell with them all.

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  6. 36 minutes ago, jaywalker2 said:

    No, you misunderstand the effect of vaccination. The antibodies may decrease but t cells continue to afford protection. Most people are probably fine with the original two shots and maybe one booster. Additional boosters are basically only needed for those with immune deficiencies.

    Why do the vaccinated keep getting sick over and over?  They seem to have all these unrelated health issues.

     

    Maybe if they did something and changed their hedonistic lifestyles then there wouldn’t have been a need to be vaccinated in the first place.

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  7. 8 minutes ago, KhunHeineken said:

    A quick question to the MRNA vaxxers. 

     

    The vax wanes after 2 to 3 months. Throughout covid, if you didn't get a booster every 3 months, doesn't that make you an anti vaxxer? 

     

    I mean, you were / are the same as an anti vaxxer, not protected. Covid is still out there.  There could be an even nastier strain out there now, it just doesn't make the news anymore, and you haven't had a booster in years.  

     

    Are you now an anti vaxxer?  :smile:   

    I have wondered the same thing.  
     

    I have had people say to me  

     

    “you can’t deny that the vaccine saved lives!”

     

    Then, when I ask if they have been boosted….

     

    crickets

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  8. 2 hours ago, transam said:

    I mean your daily fixation with the subject..........😏

    Now covid is near over, you go onto we're all going to die from the vax, which is hilarious......🤭

    You have 15 posts in this thread.  It appears you are the one with the fixation.

     

    Maybe there is a 12 step program for you.

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  9. 1 hour ago, Hawaiian said:

    So you are claiming that Gavin Newsom has no influence over water conservation.  Funny how he manages to get everything else done, including funding all sorts of benefits for illegal aliens.


    The mayor of LA also had money for her pet projects

     

    • $100,000 for a “Midnight Stroll Transgender Cafe”
    • $100,000 for the NAACP Awards
    • $8,670 for the “One Institute the International Gay and Lesbian Archives” which currently has an exhibit titled “Sci-fi, Magick, Queer L.A.: Sexual Science and the Imagi-Nation,” focusing on the occult and “the LGBTQ movement.”
    • $13,000 for “Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Heritage Month Programs”
    • $14,010 to the “Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles”
    • $52,000 total for the Los Angeles’ African American History Month, American Indian Heritage Month, Latino Heritage Month and Asian American History Month Programs allocated $13,000 each.
    • $170,000 in total for “Social Justice Art-Worker Investments.”

    https://dailycaller.com/2025/01/09/los-angeles-karen-bass-fire-budget/

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  10. 19 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

    It certainly does, which is why employees in constant contact with the public were given the choice - work vaccinated, or don't work unvaccinated.

     

    I keep my distance and don't breathe on anybody, you're safe from my imaginary shedding.

    Most employees are superfluous, useless eaters.  And they complain too much.

     

    They needed to be culled.

     

    Enter….clot shots.

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  11. 1 hour ago, Lacessit said:

    It's the severity that counts, not the vaccination status. That ship has already sailed.

     

    Calling me dishonest when you display the empathy of a scorpion, that's rich.


    vaccination status matters

     

    keep your distance and don’t breathe on me

     

    better yet, stay home or wear a mask 😷…or two

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  12. 9 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

     

    Yep… We don't deserve to live. Never forget what they said and condoned.

     

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    My sister told me I should be denied any medical care since I’m one of the filthy, abhorrent unvaccinated.

     

    Unbelievable what these all these brownshirts condoned.

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