Not what I've seen in studies I read a while back. I remember reading one that showed more chances of getting myocarditis after a second shot than with covid itself, even higher after third specially if the interval between doses was short, and this happened particularly in younger men for some reason.
You can set the speed of the video to 2x, shouldn't be a problem for you. The video is also well organized in chapters, just pick what you wish, most important parts "what happened after the vaccine" and "social media censorship".
I wouldn't double down on it to use it as an excuse for a pattern of association.So if Jeffrey Dahmer came to your house or you were friends back in the day, that would make you a serial killer too?Certainly the company you keep can say something about yourself, but it's a mistake to assume too much about RFK over something inconclusive, while at the same time ignore Hunter and his little laptop which actually seems pretty damn conclusive according to pictures posted on some social networks like twitter.
Pharma profits really only works (as a poor argument) in the US, the rest of the world exists and peer review evidence doesn't agree.Not what I've seen in studies I read a while back. I remember reading one that showed more chances of getting myocarditis after a second shot than with covid itself, even higher after third specially if the interval between doses was short, and this happened particularly in younger men for some reason.
Now I'm aware that other studies say the opposite so what am I to believe? The big pockets trying to sell a product with a track record of lawsuits, or cardiologists like Dr Peter McCullough who don't have a lot to gain from it and actually talk a lot of common sense?
There was/is even a censorship initiative called "Trusted News Initiative" that banned/censored people who said anything against the vaccines, that is anti science. They made it indisputable, vaccines just worked! because we also know any other stance can hurt profits for the Pharma companies and its investors
Maybe you'd be better off listening to virologist instead. McCullough went on Rogan's Podcast & made several unfounded claims. He wrote an article stating doctors needed access to hydroxychloroquine for Covid. And yet, just this year, a study came out that the hydros may have contributed to 17,000 deaths as treatment.
Yes, they're so censored that people like you continue to push their agendas 4 years later & some of them appear on worldwide podcasts.There was/is even a censorship initiative called "Trusted News Initiative" that banned/censored people who said anything against the vaccines, that is anti science. They made it indisputable, vaccines just worked! because we also know any other stance can hurt profits for the Pharma companies and its investors
"COVID-19 vaccines have undergone—and will continue to undergo—the most intensive safety monitoring in U.S. history. Evidence from the hundreds of millions of COVID-19 vaccines already administered in the United States, and the billions of vaccines administered globally, demonstrates that they are safe and effective."
Just throw the laptop off a bridge. Or does that count as murder?
Conservative is when you cry like a little bitch about the absolute piddliest of things.I went to the grocery store today, and the cashier had a rainbow button on her vest that said "He/They".
Regardless of her personal inclinations, why express that to people who don't even know you?
What's the point? I don't understand the motivation to thrust that out there to strangers.
I'm pretty sure it was a chick.
Because he felt the need to do so. I'm guessing you bit your tongue at the grocery store but now you are complaining about it online.I went to the grocery store today, and the cashier had a rainbow button on her vest that said "He/They".
Regardless of her personal inclinations, why express that to people who don't even know you?
What's the point? I don't understand the motivation to thrust that out there to strangers.
I'm pretty sure it was a chick.
Do you get mad when people wear name tags?I went to the grocery store today, and the cashier had a rainbow button on her vest that said "He/They".
Regardless of her personal inclinations, why express that to people who don't even know you?
What's the point? I don't understand the motivation to thrust that out there to strangers.
I'm pretty sure it was a chick.
Found the mule. When even MTG calls you out...Ah.
Not just a Republican, but an actual member of the Georgia GOP and, predictably, an election denier.
Republicans: "Voter fraud!"
[Republicans do the voter fraud]
Republicans: "Told you!"
Pritchard is also a conservative talk show host and convicted check forger.
It sounds like those Republicans aren't interested in repairing the infrastructure that generates wealth for everybody. They just want the whole thing to collapse (like the bridge did) so they can blame it on Democrats and make political capital out of it. What a grossly transparent ploy.
$60 million buys a few consultants, and might represent about 5% of the cost. (I'm guessing 3 billion, since it was roughly the same projected price for a longer span over Mobile Bay, but I'd figure this one will have every possible ship protection added.) I'm sure the bidding process will be fast-tracked without much environmental review and go to a construction firm which is owned by the relative of some DOT bigwig and that will probably piss off everyone across the spectrum in the process. Just like the good old days!
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