Anonymous #1 12w

Estimated 18 million worldwide

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Anonymous #1 12w

Also, yeah we can make so many statements in hindsight about COVID but the thing with infectious diseases is they’re unpredictable. and in addition that’s the death toll *with* the shutdowns. Imagine what could have happened with uncontrolled spread

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Anonymous #1 12w

Do u know how many died from the 1918 Spanish flu? From smallpox? Polio? It is nowhere near the same. Nor did they do ALL that for those either

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Anonymous OP 12w

yes, you’re right. More people died when they did less to stop the spread.

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Anonymous #1 12w

The problem wasn’t that we tried to stop The spread, the problem is that they used it as an excuse to grab so much power. It was obvious very early on that it mainly affected older people (and sometimes children). Healthy adults should have been able to make their own health decisions

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Anonymous #1 12w

More people died AFTER the vaccine came out than before. I’m not saying the vaccine wasn’t worth it, but god it wasn’t the magic cure

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Anonymous OP 12w

Also smallpox and polio are awful examples bc mass vaccination campaigns are what (nearly) eradicated those diseases

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Anonymous #1 12w

I wanna be clear nobody is claiming vaccines are bad. They are GOOD examples of medicine done right. We’re obviously talking about all the insane power grabs, lies, and lockdowns

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Anonymous OP 12w

There are a lot of people who say vaccines are bad. A lot of very wrong people.

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Anonymous #4 12w

Well maybe if u stopped lumping in everyone who raises a reasonable objecting in with those idiots they wouldn’t be so prominent. But every time someone says “hey this thing has a bad effect sometimes” and yall group them with the “vaccines cause autism” crowd they just get worse

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Anonymous OP 12w

The Covid Vaccine did not have a bad effect. It was safe and effective 👍

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Anonymous #4 12w

The Covid vaccine DOES have side effects that are worth considering, given it is NOT effective at preventing new infections after it. That doesn’t mean it WASN’T effective, but acting like 2 things can’t be true at once is childish.

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Anonymous OP 12w

Where’s your PhD in public health?

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Anonymous #5 12w

Where’s your common sense? Do you need one to read what the PhD scientists say?

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Anonymous OP 12w

I have read what they’ve said and it’s not what your stupid ass is saying

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