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suzy - you have your opinion and others don't agree with you. To think you are changing anyone's mind is ridiculous as it's ridiculous for us to change your mind.
The fact that Thalidomide was never approved in the US does not negate the fact that this "Covid vaccine" was pushed through quickly and the clinical trials that would have been done and may have revealed future effects - weren't done. We have no idea what may come down the road.
As a matter of fact - samples of Thalidomide were distributed in the US in clinical trials while waiting approval from the FDA.
Start reading your local obituaries and you'll see many 20, 30, 40 and 50 somethings suddenly passing away or dying unexpectedly. These are people who got vaccinated. Facebook must be doing gymnastics censoring the " I got my shot" posts and then having their death notices.
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Originally Posted by Ellwood
Two doctors and five or six nurses told me that many of the deaths attributed to Covid were actually from another condition. If a patient dies, tests positive, they put cause of death as Covid. Why? Hospitals get a lot more money!
Why is anyone still floating this falsehood? Amazing.
suzy - you have your opinion and others don't agree with you. To think you are changing anyone's mind is ridiculous as it's ridiculous for us to change your mind.
The fact that Thalidomide was never approved in the US does not negate the fact that this "Covid vaccine" was pushed through quickly and the clinical trials that would have been done and may have revealed future effects - weren't done. We have no idea what may come down the road.
As a matter of fact - samples of Thalidomide were distributed in the US in clinical trials while waiting approval from the FDA.
Yeah that's how a lot of us feel and why the COVID vaccines have been way too rushed, at least the mrna vaccines which are using such new tech that hasn't been used like this in people before, esp on this scale. Thalidomide had the same sort of frantic push to get it to market, Big Pharma corporations teaming up with government and the media everywhere insisting it was safe. The US just got lucky that we had a determined official at FDA then who refused to be corrupted. In fact I'd say even better examples are of drugs that turned out to be very dangerous that did make it through the FDA due to all the corruption and control of regulators the corporations eventually got, and Pfizer has been one of the more corrupt companies in pushing it's things through.
Anyone remember fen phen? The diet drug? For years the industry and FDA insisted it was safe, and the media and even some politicians joined in. And then we found out it was killing thousands of people. Same with that pain relief drug that Merck made, Viox, again years and years of claims it was safe until it was also found to be killing people. And the opioid epidemic? Same for a bunch of vaccines that got claimed to be safe. There was that swine flu vaccine that wound up causing Guillan Barre syndrome in the 1970's that my Army buddy got sick from, and then there was the anthrax vaccine for the Iraq War that we supposedly "needed" for a threat that didn't exist (just like the other weapons of mass destruction), and made our soldiers and veterans sick. And some here wonder why we don't trust the government, FDA or especially pharmaceutical corporations to have our best interests? They lost our trust decades ago because they violated that trust repeatedly.
Yeah that's how a lot of us feel and why the COVID vaccines have been way too rushed, at least the mrna vaccines which are using such new tech that hasn't been used like this in people before, esp on this scale.
How long does something have to be used before it is no longer too new?
How many people was it used on before?
What is the correct number of people?
And the zinger... what experience/education do you have in vaccine development to "feel this way" about them?
suzy - you have your opinion and others don't agree with you. To think you are changing anyone's mind is ridiculous as it's ridiculous for us to change your mind.
The fact that Thalidomide was never approved in the US does not negate the fact that this "Covid vaccine" was pushed through quickly and the clinical trials that would have been done and may have revealed future effects - weren't done. We have no idea what may come down the road.
As a matter of fact - samples of Thalidomide were distributed in the US in clinical trials while waiting approval from the FDA.
Google-copy-pastes a lot of garbage that never supports the questions it 'pretends' to answer.
Like where's the clinical study? Response is a google-copy-paste link to USA Today.
Waiting to see links to national enquirer.... and it is losing the battle of brainwashing ... kinda fun to see playing out in real time. So many more people are asking questions ... it's nice to see.
I doubt the anti-vaxxers would ever be satisfied, regardless of how long it took.
For an illnesss with a 99% recovery rate?
If that's your barometer for illnesses that need a vaccine, you need to roll up your sleeves and get about 4 million more vaccines to "protect" you for all those illnesses that have a 99% recovery rate.
How does it feel for you people who live in constant, eternal fear over everything that happens? Is life even worth living that way? And do any of you think you are going to live forever?
I live with about a 25% chance of developing cancer and probably close to that for several other of the "biggies." Every day, that chance looms and hangs over my head. Why should a less than one percent chance of dying of covid freak me out when the mortality rate is minuscule for me compared to other diseases?
If I wanted to live my life in fear under a rock, statistically I should be most afraid of cancer. But the thing is, I refuse to live in that kind of fear because that kind of life is not worth living. It would be less stressful to just put a gun to my head and pull the trigger. We all die at some point. I'm not going to chew my fingernails off worrying about it.
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