feevers said:

Time and time again I've found that no one actually thinks they're part of a herd, and lots of them like to accuse everyone else of being part of a herd

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koods said:

There was a herd of them at a Cheesecake Factory last night demanding service after pushing trough the line and taking tables for themselves. Refused to leave when they wouldn’t provide their proof of vaccination and some we’re arrested. Then the herd grazed on over to the police station and moo’ed a lot

https://twitter.com/patriottakes/status/1470956991648571394?s=21

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Jokeshopbeard said:

morrowasted said:

Jokeshopbeard said:

are you telling me you do nothing for selfish reasons?

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I don't. They used to be. Now it is purely a matter of good fortune and convenience that what is best for me and what is best for other people come into alignment as frequently as they do for me.

Not trying to throw myself a parade here, but if it really blows your mind that much that many people really do expend as much or more of their effort behaving in the best interests of others rather than their own... You might just wanna take a deeper look at that. For many this is mostly thrust upon them via parenthood, but every parent makes choices

By the way, it is, by definition, selfish to act out of fear/self preservation rather than compassion. Step away from the mental gymnasium

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Ok Jesus/Mother Theresa/Father Maximilian Kolbe. I'm sure your sainthood will soon be descending upon you from the heavens, and churches and shit will be named after you for your holy ability to be completely selfless.

I think you've meaning mixed with selflessness myself, but hey ho, semantics are a bitch.

I've zero fear and an absolute shit ton of compassion compared to most BTW. It just doesn't work the way you think it does (or think it should). If only you knew the time and energy I've put into helping people down on their luck in my life. There's no self preservation in my motivations whatsoever; just a desire to see (and hopefully help create) a better world than this utter shithole full of corruption and brainless morons that we live in now.

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JohnnyTripsAlot said:

koods said:

Really? That’s nine years before Covid. What’s the relevance of that article to covid?

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Exactly.  Ivermectin won its creators a Nobel prize years before because of its effectiveness treating viral infections in HUMANS.  But yet you and your moron friends don't care about that.  You see it in animal form and automatically think that means it can only have one use.

AND AGAIN IM NOT ARGUING THAT IT SHOULD BE USED TO TREAT COVID, THE POJT IS THAT YOU PEOPLE ARE IDIOTS AND NOWHERE NEAR AS KNOWLEDGEABLE AS YOU CLAIM TO BE.

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morrowasted said:

We are cool man, I never give anyone shit irl for not being vaccinated. Seriously. I don't really give anyone shit for anything at all. And I regularly interact with people who have been involved in shootings etc.  Do as thou wilt. But you get to know what I actually think  due to the nature of our relationship

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Your patients don't need you in the middle of the night.

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JohnnyTripsAlot said:

As I mentioned previously, Koods you have successfully convinced me that I do not need this vaccine, that mandates are atrocities and that most of the people who push these things on the rest of us, are totally full of shit. 

Thank you for your time.  Hope the next booster is enough for you!

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Jokeshopbeard said:

I appreciate that man. I know I've been having some quite passionate disagreements with people I never expected to disagree with in this thread, but I hope that anyone involved can see it as such; simply a disagreement between friends.

It's amazing to me how divisive this subject has become - I certainly never imagined it going this way - but I think all of us here who are taking very firm stances on the subject reside in the most divisive country in the world, so not really a massive surprise there after all.

I like mature disagreements. They help one to learn a lot IMO.

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koods said:

If you got infected at the same time you got vaccinated, nothing would really happen. If you got vaccinated a few days before, it could possibly help you clear your infection earlier since you’d start making antibodies earlier in the infection.

Your reaction was pretty strong for a first dose. Did you have covid already?

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I see. That makes sense. That's something I was wondering about.


As far as I know I have not had covid already, unless I caught it at some point and was asymptomatic & oblivious about it .

The reaction I had did seem stronger than what most experience....I talked to my friends that have the vax and they said they felt pretty fine & normal after, perhaps a bit tired feeling at the most.

feevers said:

They're warriors fighting bravely and selflessly for the right to demand a private business serve them cheesecake

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I tend to avoid watching such drama, but I skimmed through a few of those videos and those folks are ridiculous.

Like for real!?








-OM

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JohnnyTripsAlot said:

Edit: @ cheif

Your description of the effects of your booster are worse than what I experienced when actually infected w covid. You can call me full blown retarded but I've had 3 less experimental shots than you and I feel fantastic lol

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Last time I had covid I nearly ended up in hospital and it was way wayyy worse than any flu I ever had. There were points I thought I was actually going to die and was seconds away from calling for an ambulance because there's no way I could have drove in that state. The booster side effects feel like a mild hangover where I had drink some coffee to get moving with the day

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I tend to avoid watching such drama, but I skimmed through a few of those videos and those folks are ridiculous.

Like for real!?

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