New evidence confirms COVID-19 vaccines are overwhelmingly safe

[cropgrower]

interesting !

[biglentil]

Fake news too Chucky? Lol

[sumdumguy]

Sure seems to me the unvaccinated that I know are never sick but others, oddly enough one illness after another, especially after travel. Just sayin!

[chuckChuck]

The diehard antivaxers still can't present any credible evidence that vaccines aren't safe so all they come up with is examples of antivaxers trying to sue?

Its like the flat earthers trying to sue NASA and Space X for showing that the earth is round!

[cropgrower]

Watch New Zealand is all i will say for now

[cropgrower]

The diehard antivaxers still can't present any credible evidence that vaccines aren't safe so all they come up with is examples of antivaxers trying to sue?

Its like the flat earthers trying to sue NASA and Space X for showing that the earth is round!

Again a clueless statement , its not the antivaxers are trying to sue because they were smart enough so they never took it , its the ones that believed the lies at the start

[agstar77]

Fake news too Chucky? Lol

He also supported Trumps claim of a rigged election. So consider the source credibility.

[sumdumguy]

Drink the Kool-Aid - makes you dense - er.

[agstar77]

Drink the Kool-Aid - makes you dense - er.

Kool-aid kool-aid it tastes great. Keep drinking.

[TSIPP]

Oh I finally understand why the shots are safe and effective, the shots are full of kool-aid, probably more like kook-aid!

[agstar77]

[QUOTE=TSIPP;n783971]Oh I finally understand why the shots are safe and effective.

One convert at a time
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[Guest]

You guys got snow agstar?, sure drying the land out around here. Some guys still summerfallow , looks gross

[agstar77]

You guys got snow agstar?, sure drying the land out around here. Some guys still summerfallow , looks gross

Snow , melt ,snow melt rinse and repeat. Field of beans beans combined by neighbor today.

[Guest]

Wow that doesn’t happen often in Dec

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Wow that doesn’t happen often in Dec

It happens often enough here, but in Manitoba, I thought that was unheard of?