Fixing stupid???

[blackjack]

It’s interesting how people that don’t trust Trump will take a vaccine that Trump gave the go ahead to speed up the process...definitely bizarre behaviour

[Sheepwheat]

That old saying about you "Can't fix stupid" again comes to mind. And maybe the rationale of "I'll do as I please" would summarize the above quote.

Do you feel I’m a threat or something?

[oneoff]

Looking at the way you think I'm betting your whole life is like a one big punishment as you fail daily interacting with people kind. And be careful of those thought crimes lol

Rest assured there is no desire to associate in any way with you or those who support you. If you want to debate iodine compound therapy etc go ahead and match wits. But your know about my life is surely limited.

For instance; iodine is necessary for pituitary formation of thyroxine compounds. In fact all iodine in the body basically accumulates in this one gland.. Too little and you get goiter problems. Too much iodine (from trying to eradicate viruses in sinuses and maybe the lungs) and you can logically expect cancers of thyroid and inflammation of that gland. Being near the windpipe may well result in swelling and partial closing of that passage to the lungs.

Perhaps stick to what you don't know
Pist off

[oneoff]

It’s interesting how people that don’t trust Trump will take a vaccine that Trump gave the go ahead to speed up the process...definitely bizarre behaviour

Well that's the thing with MAGA logic .....Cut your nose off to spite your face

I'm also sure that Trump would catch himself on fire over a bunsen burner; but a dozen keen lab students would have no trouble and would get things done

[macdon02]

The company, which filed for bankruptcy in 2019, pleaded guilty to violating federal anti-kickback laws, as it paid doctors ostensibly to write more opioid prescriptions.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/21/business/purdue-pharma-guilty-plea/index.html

You are naive if you believe this is the only occurrence. Politicians and provincial health officers are heavily invested in drug cos. Maybe banning opioids would of been appropriate until proof could be presented these people are not "oneoffs" and not prove to have addictive habits. Regardless that's a lot of dead people that trusted healthcare.

[macdon02]

Maybe an aspirin would of been more reasonable meds?

[macdon02]

Oneoff, out of anyone on this site, you've screamed the loudest about corruption at the municipal level, i spent 10 years there, and i completely agree with you. Now connect the dots and realize it runs thru every level of govt. It's not convenient but it's the gods honest truth, it got to the municipal level last. Once you have been there, you'll see it, the rot runs deep.

[furrowtickler]

What I have written is a slam on many of the posters to this thread. My opinion is that someone should speak truth to dangerous beliefs.

Hopefully all others will consider all the comments when making their decisions

[jazz]

oneoff, you are vaccinated so stop worrying what other people are doing. You say the technology is foolproof, great, you are covered, so live your life and stop preaching. Everyone else will do whats right for themselves. My body my choice. You have zero right to tell people what to do or shame them for making a different choice than you.

I will hedge my bets for a while because I am looking at data few others are, like how the EU is hitting 50+% vaccination rates and now locking down again because the variants are most of the new cases and the vaccine is totally ineffective. Looks like they missed it.

The vaccinated are going to be pretty red faced when they have to truck back in for a booster in 6 months, if big pharma can even get one done. I dont hear them talking about it at all.

[blackpowder]

I get a chuckle how certain ethnic groups are being called up for the shot ahead of other "citizens".