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Flatty said..
I can pretty much garentee that my work will "force" me to get the vaccine. Everybody on the worksite already needs to be vaccinated for all sorts of sh_t.
I dont consider myself an anti-vaxer but given the choice i wouldnt take vaccines. I cant see how all the chemicals and metals that are in them dont have any long lasting side effects. I know that i am probably wrong about them but still it makes me wonder sometimes.
The great reset does unsettle me a bit to be honest. I think it starts to scare you when you read into to much though. I took some of harrows wisdom and went for a weekend on the water and that fixed me right up.
I wonder if these current vaccines, and there will be quite a few, not just a single version, have much in the way of preservatives? I think the things you talk about, metals and chemicals, are meant as preservatives and these vaccines are going to be used almost straightaway with each dose pretty much accounted for.
Its understandable that people would be cautious about vaccines, as you just don't know what they do. The principle is the same with most of them in getting your immune system to react to what it thinks is a virus, but the way it does it is different.
We don't have the benefit of seeing these developed over years, but they aren't built from scratch either. They are built from existing principles and tailored to suit this virus. I think in at least one case there was a vaccine built in anticipation of a pandemic like this, and all they had to do was to modify it to suit this particular virus. Its not surprising given that we have been hit by pandemics in the past and it was only a matter of time.
The only risk I think to these vaccines is that not enough people will take them and it may result in the virus hanging around in the community as there just aren't enough people immunized.
I don't know if its scientifically correct, and I am sure people will correct me, but to my way of thinking, after killing a huge number of people, these viruses end up with variations that are not as dangerous but spread more easily and we ultimately end up with a virus in the world that doesn't kill many people.... after it originally kills a lot of people when it first comes out. The theory is that a virus is more successful if it can spread itself to more people, and the less people it kills, the more chance it has of spreading. If its still close enough to the original variant, the immune system protects us against it.
This great reset stuff is just BS. Sure it sounds plausible, but conspiracy theories always sound interesting but are often low on fact and logic.
but we don't talk about that stuff here....