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PETITION to Urge Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to immediately ban COVID vaccines and investigate


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8 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

 

In other words, Trump supporters are independent-minded. I agree.

 

I appreciate your willingness to contradict yourself (c.f. your previous comment in this thread, "I figured you were a Trump fan, believing everything your hero says") in the name of exactitude.

That's not a contradiction. Your help voting him in because the other side was weak has nothing to do with hero worship, but believing his every word does. I didn't trust either side, and my vote wouldn't have made a difference because I saw what was coming.

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5 hours ago, WorriedNoodle said:

but now we have the farcical situation of unvaccinated children dying in the US from measles

 

As always, the media misinterpret and twist according to their desired spin. For context, in Europe, the WHO reported 127,350 measles cases in 2024. That puts things into perspective.

 

https://www.who.int/europe/news/item/13-03-2025-european-region-reports-highest-number-of-measles-cases-in-more-than-25-years---unicef--who-europe#:~:text=Deutsch-,European Region reports highest number of measles cases in more,again in 2023 and 2024.

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8 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

That's not a contradiction. Your help voting him in because the other side was weak has nothing to do with hero worship, but believing his every word does. I didn't trust either side, and my vote wouldn't have made a difference because I saw what was coming.

 

"but believing his every word does"

 

When Trump says "I recommend taking the vaccine" and then people don't take it, it directly contradicts the much-repeated claim that his supporters are cultists who will obey him without question.

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Just now, rattlesnake said:

 

"but believing his every word does"

 

When Trump says "I recommend taking the vaccine" and then people don't take it, it directly contradicts the much-repeated claim that his supporters are cultists who will obey him without question.

Some people are smart enough to make serious choices, even though they worship another in other aspects. I have very smart family and friends who like him, although they know he's a narcissist, misogynist, racist, cheating, felon who has a very limited vocabulary and was only voted in the first time because they thought that since he's a billionaire, he should be a good president. We found out different. Now that he has a second chance to do better, let's see what a year from now brings. It might be a cult to some, hero worship to others, fear of the dark unknown of the other sides weaknesses, or just that he did a few good things, with help, in his first term. Some things were outright stupid, like his wall. You have to be neutral to see these politicians as they really are, only hoping they don't destroy more than they create.

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5 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

 

The issue addressed here was the media-driven lie that he had recommended household bleach, and the people's propensity to believe that lie without question.

 

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I never said it was bleach, and provided the actual video for others. This is actually about RFK and his decision to ban vaccines, which are necessary.

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2 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

I never said it was bleach, and provided the actual video for others. This is actually about RFK and his decision to promote Vitamin A supplements, which are rarely necessary and can hurt, as they did. Also about banning vaccines, which are necessary.

 

Indeed, however I was initially replying to pomchop's comment "Shucks I also missed my chance at immortal idiocy by not sticking a bright light up my butt and drinking bleach".

 

The media's hold on people is so powerful that they can change a valid claim about chlorine dioxide into a prompt to drink bleach. The level of independent and critical thinking these days is dismally low.

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6 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

 

Indeed, however I was initially replying to pomchop's comment "Shucks I also missed my chance at immortal idiocy by not sticking a bright light up my butt and drinking bleach".

 

The media's hold on people is so powerful that they can change a valid claim about chlorine dioxide into a prompt to drink bleach. The level of independent and critical thinking these days is dismally low.

If people look up to the Kardashians, Tom Cruise, Ted Bundy, Putin and others, they can be fooled by most anyone. Like I said, I hope he does some good this time, and for the average man and not just the rich. That's why he has so many detractors. Most everyone knows his personality and character is off, but in that position, he can help millions if he really wants to. He gets a lot of help from others, as they all did, and this reason is why I don't think one man in charge is right, although things have worked out for the good many times. This is a critical time in the world, and relations with other countries should be getting better. I understand his thinking of "America first", and want to believe it is real, but that could hurt our relations with countries we need.

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Who is Jenna McCarthy? Is she a scientist? Does she have a Nobel Prize? Is she qualified to comment on vaccines?

 

Jenna McCarthy is an American author known for her comedic books for both children and adults. Some of her notable works include "Everything's Relative", "If It Was Easy, They'd Call the Whole Damn Thing a Honeymoon", and "Lola's Rules for Friendship"

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Posted
57 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

So pumping toxic filth into babes is necessary? Utter nonsense Fred.

 

I thought you were open to discussion.

You do what you have to to keep your children safe.

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Posted
10 hours ago, johng said:

Yes injecting an emergency use concoction  for which the maker has no liability and tested on 8 mice

is certainly the way  to protect children,  who by the way had a minuscule risk from the "virus"

Vaccines aren't for emergency use but to prevent a disease from hurting or killing people.Some seem to doubt the facts they've saved millions of lives, but some don't understand history either.

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