Mandated vaccines or weekly testing for employers of 100+ people.......

[Hatin Since 87]

The POINT is, we both are not qualified to make that decision for others, whether it be covid, dialysis etc.

But, we get put into a position of providing advice to the elderly. I did all the research I could possibly do on the options for my mom. I said that peritoneal dialysis looked like the best bet. She survived 7 years with it.

Fair enough, and agree, but why can you research and make suggestions to your mom that helped her without being mocked and called “doctor” but if anyone else does it’s not viable because they don’t have a medical degree?


I think it’s our own responsibility to do our own research and talk to our doctor and do what’s best for our families, regardless what some news article or member of a forum online says.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

He's committed to horse dewormer, and can't changes horses mid race.

He can inject himself with whatever the boots he licks tells him to, it doesn’t mean it’s correct and it doesn’t mean it’s the only viable treatment. This whole virus has made everyone think on a binary level, where if you don’t believe what I did to combat the virus you’re wrong.


Pretty dangerous thinking for a lawyer I would think.

 

[tim87tr]

Except for the possibility of blood clots, and other unknown side effects that are not present with naturally formed immunity.

exactly my point. if you have had and recovered from the virus, the vaccine is more dangerous than the virus.

Correct. Appears to be a lot more danger to the vaccine with the imbedded patents.

RECEIPTS: Patents Expose "Medical Devices" in Jab, Injectable Computing System

Karen Kingston continues to blow HUGE HOLES in the "safe and effective" narrative surrounding the failed "vaccines", which are looking more and more like an intentional global depopulation plan. Dr. Z

rumble.com

 

[bobzilla]

If you already have had covid, you really don't need to be here at all, do you?

Yeah I kinda do. Because I’ll be forced to take a shot that I don’t need and can cause serious injury or death.

 

[Alpo]

Yeah I kinda do. Because I’ll be forced to take a shot that I don’t need and can cause serious injury or death.

Yeah....it's tough. But you have to go through your own risk assessment. There is too much really bad information on both sides.

 

[Keith_Indy]

No one has suggested that intentionally getting Covid to develop natural immunity is a good idea.

That's not entirely true...

Good in this case being a relative term.

The vaccines were approved on the risk trade-off between effects of getting virus versus getting the vaccine with unknow effects in the broader population, with both having no data on long term effects of either.

So, one can assign more importance to some variables over others and arrive at the conclusion that intentionally getting COVID is a good idea.

In addition, I've said a few times here, I'm about to the point of just going out, getting COVID and take my chances... About to that point, not quite there. And I'm not advocating that as anything but a personal choice. Chicken Pox parties are/were a thing, I seem to recall being at one.

In the end, it ought to be an individuals decision made in consultation with whomever they trust, be that doctor, priest, shaman, or the drive through guy at McDonalds.

 

[printcraft]

Some people are severely affected by bee stings. Acquired immunity from covid is cool....if you live through it. Not something I'd recommend to Grandma.

Why not? The people pushing the vaccines as the end all be all are now floating the idea...

 

[Drewski]

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Why not? The people pushing the vaccines as the end all be all are now floating the idea...

That cover image is so offensive to the joker. He was atleast a brilliant psychopath. Biden is more like Carl from sling blade, but with ice cream instead of French fries.

 

[Magyars]

I'm far from an expert on this Wuhan flu but I do believe the longer the "vac" is out there, the more problem.ms/,issues become apparent.
And if all else fails I fall back on..." If the fedgov tells us it's good for us. The right thing to do" I'm hesitant

 

[BugI02]

My mom had kidney function around 5% when she was 80. She could let it go and die within a short period of time (rather peacefully, I've been told), she could get on the hemodialysis regimen/treadmill, or she could try peritoneal dialysis at home, at night.

What would you recommend?

Peritoneal dialysis. It is the least intrusive and still allows for escalation to hemodialysis

Or, if she's right with God and feels like it is her time, let go

I'm sorry she is in that box canyon at such a relatively young age, Alpo

 

[bobzilla]

Yeah....it's tough. But you have to go through your own risk assessment. There is too much really bad information on both sides.

This is the vaccine coercion thread. I’m being coerced to take something I don’t need and don’t want to take the personal risks of. Period. There is no benefit for me with the vax but all of the downsides. How you can even think I “don’t need to be here” is idiotic.

 

[JettaKnight]

For ****s sake not a single ducking person here is advocating going out and intentionally getting Covid. That ****ing straw man needs to be burned to the ****ing ground already. You ****ing know we are talking about the 30milkionnpeople that have already had and recovered.

so please stop with this ********.

And no one here is advocating for mandatory vaccinations, yet this thread keeps rollin'.

 

[bobzilla]

And no one here is advocating for mandatory vaccinations, yet this thread keeps rollin'.

It keeps rolling because tptb are still forcing this down our throats. They stop and so will I. You won’t. But we know that

 

[Keith_Indy]

Here is such a relative term...

Businesses brace for Biden Covid vaccine mandate as Republicans threaten lawsuits

The sweeping national mandate, covering 80 million workers, will almost certainly face challenges in court from some businesses and Republican organizations.

www.cnbc.com

 

[Hatin Since 87]

And no one here is advocating for mandatory vaccinations, yet this thread keeps rollin'.

Participation not required

 

[bobzilla]

Here is such a relative term...

Businesses brace for Biden Covid vaccine mandate as Republicans threaten lawsuits

The sweeping national mandate, covering 80 million workers, will almost certainly face challenges in court from some businesses and Republican organizations.

www.cnbc.com

Buck joe fiden

 

[buckwacker]

And no one here is advocating for mandatory vaccinations, yet this thread keeps rollin'.

Then why in the actual **** do you keep reading and posting here?

 

[rooster]

Someone came into work sick tested positive for covid. He had covid last year and recovered, no shot. They used one of the quick tests they have stockpiled to check him when he started coughing.

not a good look for the natural immunity crowd(myself included). Someone just needs to take liability for it and I’ll consider it. Only problem I have with the mandates anymore is that if I drop dead from a stroke or end up permanently disabled bc of the vaccine there is no safety net. No one but me is responsible for my health.

 

[buckwacker]

My wife just got her jab or job notice, so unless either one or both of us is granted an exemption, we go from comfortable income to $0 in about a month. It's getting close to time.