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Comment Re: This could backfire I think... (Score 0) 314

OK, I know a guy that when he got his second dose of the vaccine, he ended up with long Covid. I just watched a Joe Rogan podcast where Jimmy Dore had the same thing, they were both Moderna vaccines. Why is no one talking about this? It's unbelievable that after half the country went bonkers for Trump, now the other half is going bonkers for the fucking PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES, like they have your best interests in mind. They WANT you to stay sick, that's the only way they make money.

Comment Re:50% will make this fail. (Score 0) 267

It's interesting how when speaking words of caution about the Covid vaccine, that one gets lumped in with anti-vaxxers, automatically and without due respect to the nuance of the argument. It's not really my responsibility now to try to convince you that the vaccine is potentially dangerous, it's your own. Maybe in 2 or 3 years there will be millions of people who wished they'd never got the vaccine, maybe it will be just fine, but we don't know yet, it's a gamble and guess who it really benefits when you get the vaccine? Pfizer, et al. There is a huge conflict of interest here. We don't have any long term evidence that the Covid vaccines don't cause harm because there IS no long term data. Traditional vaccines are usually tested for a long time, many years, before they're approved. This one? Operation Warp Speed. Real vaccines do real good. So what do I think? I'm holdin' out for somethin' better.

Comment Re:50% will make this fail. (Score -1) 267

There's also plenty of scientific evidence that points to vaccines being a) not entirely safe and b) not entirely effective. And it's not conspiracy theory either, it's the narrative that's being controller by GUESS WHO? The pharmaceutical companies that own media outlets. These vaccines' lipid nanoparticles are being shown to collect in the ovaries and in the bone marrow when they're supposed to just stay in the arm where the jab was given. In some cases it stays, in others it doesn't. Why? What will these lipid nanoparticles that contain spike proteins do to the marrow and ovaries over time? Birth defects? Cancer? We DON'T KNOW yet, but we're asked to accept that they're safe. Puh-LEEEZ!

Comment You Want It So Bad (Score 1) 95

So many people want the vaccines to work so badly that they're willing to bash anybody who points out the safety issues of operation "Warp Speed," and pushing out a vaccine so fast. Fucking stupid really. Ivermectin has plenty of evidence that it works both in treatment and prophylaxis of Covid-19 since it's commonly used in African countries as an anti-parasitic, and the Covid rates in Africa are less than the rest of the world. Not that it's due to Ivermectin alone. There is other evidence that it works well. But big pharma can't make billions off it. Yes, but if you say this, then you're a troll. Grow up, children. Everyone wants to go back to being a selfish asshole, lockdown forced people to start to reckon with that, but now that a year is gone by, people are eager to go "back to normal", because going forward to something better is too much work.

Comment Re:Doesn't gravity cause halos? (modified..) (Score 1) 52

Dark Energy is an explanation for why the expansion speed of the universe increases.

Except that it doesn't increase, measuring distance and speed by red shift is accurate only at relatively close distances. It's absurd to postulate that galaxies are moving away from each other faster than the speed of light. All the scientists belly ache about nothing being able to move faster than light, but oh yeah, if it makes their model of the universe work, then its OK. Our solar system rotates around a gravitational center, which rotates around another gravitational center, and so on which rotates around the center of the galaxy, which rotates around another gravitational center, and so on. There is so much contrary motion that is mistaken for expansion due to errors of the red shift hypothesis.

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