I won't say I agree with this post entirely (not that I think most of us do). But there is a lot of truth here. In general, this is true. I was talking to a friend of mine fairly regularly, and another based friend, we convinced the guy to NOT get the vaccine. He drinks 1 beer and gets pressured into it, takes the shot, then suddenly becomes super pro-vaccine, saying, I got it, I'm not dead, I feel fine. I only wanted to die one night, the same day I got the shot, why are you willing to lose your job and time in the reserves over the shot. I said, it's A. not worth losing my freedoms over (caving to the elites), B. the shot is long-term untested, so because you feel fine now, doesn't mean it's "safe and effective", and C. my wife and I are in complete agreement that we are against getting this vaccine. He sends a text months later (other conversations in between, with me dropping red-pills) at 1130 at night, its in a group text that a friend died from covid, gets buried by the time I saw the texts in the morning, I didn't scroll up because it looked like they were talking about playing a game the next day. In 2 phone calls with him that day, he did not mention his dead friend. He sends a text after the 2nd phone call about how he's ashamed of us as friends not sending condolences about his dead friend. I got a hold of him (he blocked me, my wife, and my friend over this) finally (he's bipolar, so we're trying to cut him slack), and he said he thought we were making a political stance by ignoring his dead friend, when I told him I never saw it, and it was an honest mistake, he said, I guess I can give you the benefit of the doubt, said he'd call later to talk to us, and has YET to this day to call me. This all happened before Christmas. Not gonna lie, at this point, our friendship, our brotherhood of service together is over. If someone's willing to throw a relationship away that is very deep (or was) because they missed one text, because you think they value a political belief to ignore death, then maybe that friendship isn't meant to be. I've never been an a-hole to someone, not sure why he thought I would start here. that all being said, I think we better be careful of the aforementioned attitude, soon these currently "fully vaccinated" people will realize, they will never be "fully vaccinated" and will pour into places like this seeking truth. IT IS OUR JOB TO HELP THEM, TO SHOW GRACE AND COMPASSION, not to be an a-hole to them for making the wrong decision, until then, we must carry on, the battle we have to face won't be an easy one. This friend I've lost may come back one day, because I left it off on a note of forgiveness and grace. I ask others here to have that same mindset.