Should I do the vaccine or not?
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stratocentric
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Do you have diabetes? No.
LightBrown
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Get it.
RB1993
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Nope I dont hsve diabetes
leechesBleechin
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Think for myself
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It really suprises my mind when people ask such types of questions.
I mean, someone who can't take simple life decisions on their own and need other people's advice on what they shud do in life is crazy.
And you're saying...what wud we do if we were in your "position". Well, Billions of people on this earth have been in "your position" and they have already taken the vaccine.
I mean, someone who can't take simple life decisions on their own and need other people's advice on what they shud do in life is crazy.
And you're saying...what wud we do if we were in your "position". Well, Billions of people on this earth have been in "your position" and they have already taken the vaccine.
MasterSocial
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Why are you unsure though?
mindmaster
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What is your 'position'?
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Why not? What speaks against it? But please without a Facebook source.
It's actually funny to ridicule all the virologists, vaccination experts, etc. They've been dealing with this topic all their lives. Trained and educated people who research it, and then a pandemic "finally" happens, and then these people are not taken seriously. Laughable.
But there were already vaccine refusers and conspiracies at the time of the Spanish flu in 1918-1920. So it's nothing new, and there always will be. No problem. Everyone should decide for themselves. Risk is always there. The risk of having a heart attack when you take a headache pill is also there.
You should calculate the probability yourself.
It's actually funny to ridicule all the virologists, vaccination experts, etc. They've been dealing with this topic all their lives. Trained and educated people who research it, and then a pandemic "finally" happens, and then these people are not taken seriously. Laughable.
But there were already vaccine refusers and conspiracies at the time of the Spanish flu in 1918-1920. So it's nothing new, and there always will be. No problem. Everyone should decide for themselves. Risk is always there. The risk of having a heart attack when you take a headache pill is also there.
You should calculate the probability yourself.
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I say no... To drugs!
Ok so i guess if i had to swim in shit and give "your planet" advice... I would say... If you get sick 20 times per year and every germ you come into contact gives you fever and a runny nose... I guess what im trying to say is if you have shit genes and a weak immune system then get it, you need all the help you can get.
Personally in my 30 years ive never been sick in my life, except maybe that one time. So i dont need a vaccne, my immune system is very neurotic, it shoots first no questions later.
There
Ok so i guess if i had to swim in shit and give "your planet" advice... I would say... If you get sick 20 times per year and every germ you come into contact gives you fever and a runny nose... I guess what im trying to say is if you have shit genes and a weak immune system then get it, you need all the help you can get.
Personally in my 30 years ive never been sick in my life, except maybe that one time. So i dont need a vaccne, my immune system is very neurotic, it shoots first no questions later.
There
- Dec 29, 2012
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I gotten both jabs
I felt like complete crap after the second jab
i'm ready to be a supersolider now
I felt like complete crap after the second jab
i'm ready to be a supersolider now
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