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I don't think the covid vax was made to kill people on purpose for population control or anything like that. That's an extremely normie take that makes other more reasonable theories about it sound more whack than they really are.
I just think that the people who created and pushed for the vax don't actually care about human life/happiness and care far more about turning a profit and controlling the narrative/market. It's never about the people, it's always about the money. If you think about it from that perspective, then purposefully killing people doesn't make as much sense as just not giving a fuck what happens to them.
It's funny that lefties will criticize capitalism to no end but then fall into its trap time and time and time again. All that's needed is a little bit of social conditioning.
@beardalaxy
It's crazy how many people did argue with me, that the vax went through enough testing, and they didn't get, why I said, that "decades of testing" was needed, especially for a new technology.
Some side effects do take decades to discover. It's not a conspiracy theory or a fucking rocket science.
@LukeAlmighty the testing that was done on it and why people say it was able to come out so fast is that there have been other types of coronavirus in the past, sometimes being the common flu. so they had something to build on, but even then the flu vaccines themselves have like a 50% efficacy all the time and some people still get sick because they get the flu shot (i know i have).
@beardalaxy @LukeAlmighty I literally stopped taking flu vaccines a long time ago and I can't feel the difference. I only took them back then because I had no choice as my mom is the most pro-vaccine person out there.
@xianc78 @LukeAlmighty my mom only vaccinated all of us with the absolutely required ones for us to go to public school. the pediatrician actually got mad at her for not doing everything apparently. we never really got flu shots but i remember the one year we did, ALL of us got the flu and were basically on the floor in the living room in a big blanket pile for the next few days. it was miserable.
@beardalaxy @LukeAlmighty I think my parents' health insurance required us to get every vaccine available. I just remember going for check-ups I always stressed out because if the doctor said that there was a new vaccine available, my Mom or Dad would've said yes to it.
Flu vaccines weren't a problem because for a while, there were nasal spray vaccines for kids.
And while not technically vaccines, the only shots my parents regret giving me were allergy shots (used to test for allergies) only because I was being jabbed repeatedly and my dad didn't like seeing me in pain. I was only five years old at the time.
