Maybe you got the saline shot. My thinking is that there's no way that enough mRNA shots can be produced for everyone. Which means depending on the batch you might get a normal flu shot, or salt-water.
Which is not really a roulette game i get involved in. If you get lucky you get a placebo shot, otherwise you get fucked. Plus getting the jab shows compliance. So if you think you can get by with one shot and move on, they'll be calling everyone in for "booster" shots in a few months, so you get to play roulette again and again until you lose.
Okay so then why all the deaths? Is it by region? Is it random? What about the minor side effects that were experienced (fatigue, soreness)? Those wouldn’t come from a saline shot would they?
If then there’s this many people in my circle getting a placebo shot, how do we know that the people who died got the real one? Are you just using death as the confirmation?
I guess you might be new here. There was a post a while back of autists trying to compile a list of barcode numbers and batches for covid jabs, and trying to trace them back to news stories about side effects.
There was another story posted a few days ago about a woman who works in a staffing agency for hospitals, and the hospital was expecting to have to replace all of the staff who got the jab within three years.
If you want my arm chair opinion. For the side effects, that could be the flu shot. Or it could be the actual mRNA one (lucky you). In terms of the mRNA shot, from what I can understand is it basically programs your cells to start making proteins that they wouldn't normally. So some people might have adverse reactions and have bad side effects right away. I wouldn't expect everyone to react the same, so when, where, how long it takes or at all, is probably up to the person's health.
In general I don't consent to being a Guinea pig for some untested gene-therapy shot, and I wouldn't recommend anyone else get it either. But if you did, I hope either way that you're happy and healthy and you can be sure you made the right decision. I wouldn't mind being wrong one way or the other.
I’ve actually been here a while! I’ve been in and out and lurking since the Reddit days, so don’t worry I’ve seen plenty of stories!
But that’s really all they are, are stories. “I heard” this and that and now we have a theory, but no real proof to back it up.
I get that you think that me and my whole family and all my friends must have gotten a saline shot, but unless there is actual proof of them giving out saline shots instead of actual vaccines, I don’t see why I should just believe that.
Maybe you got the saline shot. My thinking is that there's no way that enough mRNA shots can be produced for everyone. Which means depending on the batch you might get a normal flu shot, or salt-water.
Which is not really a roulette game i get involved in. If you get lucky you get a placebo shot, otherwise you get fucked. Plus getting the jab shows compliance. So if you think you can get by with one shot and move on, they'll be calling everyone in for "booster" shots in a few months, so you get to play roulette again and again until you lose.
Okay so then why all the deaths? Is it by region? Is it random? What about the minor side effects that were experienced (fatigue, soreness)? Those wouldn’t come from a saline shot would they?
If then there’s this many people in my circle getting a placebo shot, how do we know that the people who died got the real one? Are you just using death as the confirmation?
I guess you might be new here. There was a post a while back of autists trying to compile a list of barcode numbers and batches for covid jabs, and trying to trace them back to news stories about side effects.
There was another story posted a few days ago about a woman who works in a staffing agency for hospitals, and the hospital was expecting to have to replace all of the staff who got the jab within three years.
If you want my arm chair opinion. For the side effects, that could be the flu shot. Or it could be the actual mRNA one (lucky you). In terms of the mRNA shot, from what I can understand is it basically programs your cells to start making proteins that they wouldn't normally. So some people might have adverse reactions and have bad side effects right away. I wouldn't expect everyone to react the same, so when, where, how long it takes or at all, is probably up to the person's health.
In general I don't consent to being a Guinea pig for some untested gene-therapy shot, and I wouldn't recommend anyone else get it either. But if you did, I hope either way that you're happy and healthy and you can be sure you made the right decision. I wouldn't mind being wrong one way or the other.
I’ve actually been here a while! I’ve been in and out and lurking since the Reddit days, so don’t worry I’ve seen plenty of stories!
But that’s really all they are, are stories. “I heard” this and that and now we have a theory, but no real proof to back it up.
I get that you think that me and my whole family and all my friends must have gotten a saline shot, but unless there is actual proof of them giving out saline shots instead of actual vaccines, I don’t see why I should just believe that.