UnlikelyRabbit4648 t1_iy2yl1w wrote on November 28, 2022 at 10:12 AM

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It did here in the UK, I mean yeah sure all the manufacturers admitted it did nothing to prevent it spreading from people but our government promised us and I believe our government implicitly 🥴

SocialismWay t1_iy6gq11 wrote on November 29, 2022 at 2:29 AM

>all the manufacturers admitted it did nothing

In your schizo imagination perhaps.

>I believe our government implicitly

*I belive random guy on internet implicitly.

No-Blackberry4518 t1_iy3cl5g wrote on November 28, 2022 at 1:05 PM

Love your downvotes from the liberal circle jerk of Reddit

UnlikelyRabbit4648 t1_iy3eysl wrote on November 28, 2022 at 1:27 PM

Oh yeah there's a sensitive few who drank too much vaccine kool aid, but fine I'll still speak as I wish.

I'm not an anti vaxer, I had three of them...mostly because I was so desperate to travel to Thailand at the time. I had the first wave of COVID before my vaccine and I didn't know I had it to be honest, but I'm a bit of a pussy and take the flu jab as I'd prefer not to have the sniffles if it can be helped.

However the COVID jab fiasco was pretty shitty, so many later admissions as to the true efficiency. Nightmare stories of blood clots and strokes, I since know 3 people who had heart attack/ stroke including my dad. Improper or complete lack of testing, underhand passing of immunity from being sued granted to pharmaceutical companies who have made record profits.

And now since the middle of June we have excess deaths in Europe far greater than any period during the "pandemic" with the majority being non COVID related. We have a huge rise of previously eradicated diseases coming back and the worst flu pandemics ever starting up.

The financial ruin from lockdowns was quite easy to forsee, but the state of people's health when you scratch off the veneer leaves a lot to be questioned and I won't be silenced on demanding those answers.

No-Blackberry4518 t1_iy3fpof wrote on November 28, 2022 at 1:34 PM

We may have thought the financial ruin was easy to see but quite a few either didn’t see it or didn’t care. There was never a discussion of tradeoffs or weighing of the repercussions and downstream impact of such decisions. It was immediate shutdowns and if you are opposed then you want to kill old people.

UnlikelyRabbit4648 t1_iy3gm5c wrote on November 28, 2022 at 1:42 PM

Oh yeah, I was labelled an inconsiderate murderer many times...by my own sister. She's since publicly declared she was going through a hard time mentally, pre-natal and all that. I think a lot of people were, still are - suicides rose during that period, still are I believe.

You're absolutely right, it was easy for me to forsee what would happen and I called it publicly at the first lockdown...but a whole lot of people did not / would not see it because the weather was nice and they got to have a "free" holiday in the garden drinking booze and making BBQs. If only they knew they would be paying it all back for the rest of their lives.

I mean who can't see the issues with printing 450billion pounds to cover the cost, devaluing our currency, would create.

People are still in denial now as they look everywhere other than that period for excuses as to why inflation in the UK is sky high 🤦‍♂️