When they die of preventable diseases, you can't un-kill your kids.
I've worked in an ER and heard kids who weren't vaccinated against whooping cough and heard them gasp and wheeze for breath. It is terrible. These people think measles is like chicken pox.
That is the terrible end of all this misinformation. People suffering, and people dying.
Apparently, all of us vaccinated folks were supposed to drop dead.
So far, all we seem to do is out perform the unvaccinated across every health metric.
I'm still waiting on 5G I was supposed to get with mine. It would be nice to not have to pay for that.
I'm getting better reception than ever. You may need an updated booster.
A vaccinated skydiver's chute failed to open, big pharma claims another life. They'd never have been skydiving in the first place if they'd died from COVID.
Well that's clearly because parachutes aren't effective at reducing the likelihood of causing serious injuries or death. There's even a randomised controlled trial published in the BMJ that says so: https://www.bmj.com/content/363/bmj.k5094
It's a real underdog story, we've got that fighting spirit
I know the actual reason is they don't like vaccinations is 'needle scary :( ' and all the other bullshit they come up with is just trying to justify not taking them without admitting they're scared, but their stated reasons always make absolutely zero sense. If it was about population control (both in terms of number of people and controlling their actions) as many say it would make far more sense to give the compliant people actual protection and kill the 'smart, handsome, athletic, etc rebels' or whatever they see themselves as, why would the evil council of shadowy figures want to kill the people who listen to them and leave the ones who don't?
It would be really interesting to see the justification changing over time. According to these guys, all vaccinated people survived at least 10 different deadlines or other predictions of doom.
How many times have the same crowd (with replacements over time) thrown a "Welcome Back, Jesus!" party only for the guest of honor to stand them up? Hasn't seemed to dampen their enthusiasm on that topic. This is a consequence of telling people that it's fine to cultivate a blind spot in their reasoning for their sincerely held beliefs.
Advice for anyone;
I started taking this approach with made-up deadlines and it's worked great for me so far.
While some idiot is telling you something (you'll be dead by December 21st) open your calendar app. Tell then you're doing so. Take the day after their bullshit death day and then inform them; "On December 22nd I'm going to kick your ass for the lie you're telling right now."
"I'm making a date, right now. You can see it on my phone right here. December 22nd, kick Dan's ass. If you believe in this bullshit that much, there won't be any consequences, so you'll be happy to agree to getting your ass kicked. But if there's any part of you, right now, that thinks, "Maybe I don't want to get my ass kicked" I recommend you say that and then agree to stop spreading this lie."
I've got a 90% success rate on shutting people up (one one date with kicking Dan's ass in my phone.)
You can't unbloodsample your kids?
He means you can't turn them back to human when they turn into Things.
I want to be Things. Gimme more science juice!
No, no. They have a point. I know a few necromancers
Is Wallace one of them?
Such a wonderful parent protecting their children from old age
