The COVID JAB UPDATED POLL

[RobertELee]

LOL, meat and dairy eating pro-vax/anti-vax-ers auguring about cancer prevention is like like a bunch alcoholics arguing about whether cigarettes or cigars are worse for you.

Hey Dougie, I'm all about being vegan! All my food was once a vegetable!!

[Incogneeto]

Hey Dougie, I'm all about being vegan! All my food was once a vegetable!!

Don't see No Bacon??

[CNCAppsJames]

Hey Doug, us meat eaters are doing you vegans a favor... we're eating the murderers of your food.

You're welcome. 

😜

[Jeff]

Our food shits on your food. lol

Honestly I couldn't care less what people's dietary intake is. It's just fun poking fun at vegans.

[Incogneeto]

Our food shits on your food. lol

Honestly I couldn't care less what people's dietary intake is. It's just fun poking fun at vegans.

I own a weed eater too.

[Tim Johnson]

I own a weed eater too.

Don't take it to Del's house. He won't appreciate his weed being eaten.

[thad]

Based on that pic, we can only come to one conclusion. YoDoug has a foot fetish. 

[JParis]

Whether anyone is interested in this stuff anymore IDK.
But i found this interesting as
I've always wondered but never understood why the relaxation of the temperature storage requirement was issued.
Perhaps the jab was so successful because so many put their arm out, they'd met the target?
https://twitter.com/beverleyturner/status/1665269904935645185?cxt=HHwWgsCzrfqJnZwuAAAA

Again, you are, to the best of my knowledge, cropping all into the same thing...AFAIK...ONLY the Pfizer had to be kept artic cold...the Moderna just cold, which is not unusual...

[JParis]

"ultimately we'll end up with the single manufacturer being Pfizer".
He's a goddam prophet!

Moderna and Novavax are all still available in the US...not just Pfizer

[Jim at Gentex]

6x a year from the SeedySea?
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=644535494374559&id=100064543430012

FFS.
Ok we have already changed the definition of a 'vaccine' to fit whatever this thing is.
(Note even the CDC is now using the word 'shots'.) 

Do we now need to re-define the meanings of the words 'safe and effective'?
Every 2 months for people with weakened immunity?
REALLY??

I'm wondering how far they can actually push this before the sheeple wake up and realize they are being played.
Monthly shots? Weekly? Daily?

Yeah it sounds like hyperbole, but look how far we have come from 'One dose will prevent COVID'. 

[JakeL]

I'm wondering how far they can actually push this before the sheeple wake up and realize they are being played.
Monthly shots? Weekly? Daily?

Yeah it sounds like hyperbole, but look how far we have come from 'One dose will prevent COVID'. 

I thought experimental testing on humans was illegal   

[BrianP.]

I thought experimental testing on humans was illegal   

That's why they call us guinea pigs. 😁

[Flycut]

FFS.
Ok we have already changed the definition of a 'vaccine' to fit whatever this thing is.
(Note even the CDC is now using the word 'shots'.) 

Do we now need to re-define the meanings of the words 'safe and effective'?
Every 2 months for people with weakened immunity?
REALLY??

I'm wondering how far they can actually push this before the sheeple wake up and realize they are being played.
Monthly shots? Weekly? Daily?

Yeah it sounds like hyperbole, but look how far we have come from 'One dose will prevent COVID'. 

I've lost hope.

[CNCAppsJames]

Yeah it sounds like hyperbole, but look how far we have come from 'One dose will prevent COVID'. 

Look how far things went from "two weeks to flatten the curve". Too many have conveniently forgotten that. 

I will NEVER forget. FTP's!

[CNCAppsJames]

Canadian style Healthcare anyone?


"Many Canadian patients wish they had the option to purchase private health insurance, as their British peers can. Private coverage for anything deemed "medically necessary" is illegal in Canada; only the government can provide that. And that's led to widespread dissatisfaction. Less than half of Canada's residents are pleased with their province's healthcare system, according to a poll from Ipsos. Two-thirds believe that private entities can provide health care faster than publicly funded institutions. And more than half want to see access to private health care increased.The public health system can't deliver timely care to Canadians. So some who can afford to pay out of pocket are doing so. One Edmonton man told the CBC about how he spent $23,500 to get a hip replacement at a private clinic across the country in Quebec instead of waiting 18 months for surgery in the public system in his home province of Alberta."

https://www.newsmax.com/sallypipes/public-health-care/2023/06/06/id/1122569/