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Are you still taking any vaccines?

By *ew_exp98 OP Man 49 weeks ago

Totnes

I'm just curious. I didn't take a single one myself and won't as don't regret my own choice but wondering how anyone feels about it all now? Is anyone still taking more, stopped or haven't taken any at all?

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman 49 weeks ago

Worcester

"I'm just curious. I didn't take a single one myself and won't as don't regret my own choice but wondering how anyone feels about it all now? Is anyone still taking more, stopped or haven't taken any at all?"

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do.

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By *eroLondonMan 49 weeks ago

Mayfair

I took my vaccines like a good and responsible citizen. I shall willingly receive more. Those hypodermic pricks are a mild inconvenience in comparison to the hyperbolic pricks I have to deal with in my workplace and office, my dear fellow.

I have no regrets.

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By *ellaboo400Couple 49 weeks ago

Gorebridge

I haven't had a vaccine since school and I'm 38, no regrets

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By *izzy.Woman 49 weeks ago

Stoke area

I take my own health seriously and have friends who are vulnerable. I take any vaccines offer as I think it's the right decision for me personally.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS 49 weeks ago

Central

I follow medical evidence, to guide my health. So I have received and benefitted from the Covid vaccines, including booster. I've also had flu vaccines, where there's great benefits from us suppressing its flow towards more vulnerable people. I've not had the Shingles vaccine but look forward to it.

Sadly, children and others are at risk from measles in the UK, as we no longer have sufficient density of immunity, to prevent it taking hold here

. Some Ives may be needlessly lost

because of this.

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By *ightNWet69Woman 49 weeks ago

dark side of the moon

Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to.

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

I had a flu vaccination in November

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple 49 weeks ago

Cumbria

I have, and will continue to do so. It’s important to look after not only my own health but that of others around me.

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do."

This... yet too many people will say we are sheep and foolish for following the Government and the Medical professionals xx

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do.

This... yet too many people will say we are sheep and foolish for following the Government and the Medical professionals xx"

To that I say baaaaaaaaaa humbug

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do.

This... yet too many people will say we are sheep and foolish for following the Government and the Medical professionals xx

To that I say baaaaaaaaaa humbug

Although re govt I'm cynical.

Like others have indicated, it's about making an informed decision for ourself.

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By *naswingdressWoman 49 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

I'm fully up to date including being part of the catch up offering of HPV for young women (in Australia), an extra round of MMR and tetanus before coming to live in the UK, Covid, and annual flu shots for the last 20 or so years.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 49 weeks ago

wonderland.

Yes I'm up to date with my vaccines, flu,covid and about due a heb b booster too

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By *hagTonightMan 49 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

I am not saying my vaccination status, lets just say that I am happy with my choice

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By *J_OuizziCouple 49 weeks ago

Nottingham

I am up to date and will continue to have boosters/new vaccines as they come up.

I had the BCG vaccine as a kid. My kids don't need to have it - why? Because the efficacy of the vaccine means it is no longer required.

HPV vaccines have lead to zero cases amongst vaccinated young women in Scotland.

The UK was a measles free country in 2016, now an outbreak in the West Midlands numbers sick children in the hundreds. Falling vaccine rates are to blame.

Given the overwhelming evidence that vaccines work and vaccines save lives I'll be first in the queue to get mine.

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By *hirleyMan 49 weeks ago

somewhere

Mostly had every vaccination I've been offered, flu vaccination can make me tired and lethargic so I seldom have it unless I don't mind feeling rotten for a few days.

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By *hirleyMan 49 weeks ago

somewhere

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do.

This... yet too many people will say we are sheep and foolish for following the Government and the Medical professionals xx

To that I say baaaaaaaaaa humbug

Although re govt I'm cynical.

Like others have indicated, it's about making an informed decision for ourself."

I generally think that mantra people push is bolox, some people aren't capable of making decisions for themselves, let alone an informed one.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do.

This... yet too many people will say we are sheep and foolish for following the Government and the Medical professionals xx

To that I say baaaaaaaaaa humbug

Although re govt I'm cynical.

Like others have indicated, it's about making an informed decision for ourself.

I generally think that mantra people push is bolox, some people aren't capable of making decisions for themselves, let alone an informed one."

The Mental Capacity Act lays out guidelines for these people.

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By *hirleyMan 49 weeks ago

somewhere

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do.

This... yet too many people will say we are sheep and foolish for following the Government and the Medical professionals xx

To that I say baaaaaaaaaa humbug

Although re govt I'm cynical.

Like others have indicated, it's about making an informed decision for ourself.

I generally think that mantra people push is bolox, some people aren't capable of making decisions for themselves, let alone an informed one.

The Mental Capacity Act lays out guidelines for these people."

I'm not specifically talking about someone mentally unfit. Some people aren't and never will be educated enough and have it in their character to be oppressive to others and themselves

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

I've had every vaccine offered so far and will continue to do so.

That includes having had flu and covid last year.

I'm extremely vulnerable healthwise and want to protect myself and others, especially close family and friends.

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By *batMan 49 weeks ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)

Multiple vaccines and happy to have whatever the travel nurse / doctor suggests.

It's not just about my health, it's about the health of other people too.

Gbat

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do.

This... yet too many people will say we are sheep and foolish for following the Government and the Medical professionals xx

To that I say baaaaaaaaaa humbug

Although re govt I'm cynical.

Like others have indicated, it's about making an informed decision for ourself.

I generally think that mantra people push is bolox, some people aren't capable of making decisions for themselves, let alone an informed one.

The Mental Capacity Act lays out guidelines for these people.

I'm not specifically talking about someone mentally unfit. Some people aren't and never will be educated enough and have it in their character to be oppressive to others and themselves "

The act covers cognitive ability (temporary or otherwise).

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By *alandNitaCouple 49 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

I take all vaccines offered and recommended.

In my opinion it's the only right thing to do for my health and that of others, particularly the vulnerable.

As others have said the lack of take up of vaccines as a result of ill informed anti vax messages is resulting in an increase in measles amongst other illnesses. Measles can cause complications in the young, elderly and vulnerable, in some cases resulting in death.

Nita

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

I think I've had 6 jabs now....I'm not sure if I'll go for the next booster tbh....think I had the last one in September ....but if I'm notified & get the call to go I just might get it....

I've still escaped contracting Covid....I've had all Pfizer jabs & got them all with my GP.

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

I’ll not fuck anyone who’s took them

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By *igNick1381Man 49 weeks ago

BRIDGEND

I've had no covid jabs and I've no intention at this time, the same way I've not had a flu shot yet

Maybe when I'm older

But when I go on holiday I'll have my tetanus / hep jabs etc obviously

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

I never had the vaccine as i watched the original series of utopia, six years before the scamdemic .and i hate being told what to do anyway.

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By *ootnootboopCouple 49 weeks ago

Cheshire

I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

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By *ew_exp98 OP Man 49 weeks ago

Totnes

"I've had no covid jabs and I've no intention at this time, the same way I've not had a flu shot yet

Maybe when I'm older

But when I go on holiday I'll have my tetanus / hep jabs etc obviously

I've never bothered with flu. I actually thought about it in 2018 but these days flu jabs are made by astrazeneca in big numbers so I guess I'll just avoid it. No need anyway as I lived with flu every few years and it's mainly my fault haha. I need to dress warmer in winter

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By *ew_exp98 OP Man 49 weeks ago

Totnes

"I never had the vaccine as i watched the original series of utopia, six years before the scamdemic .and i hate being told what to do anyway. "

That's very fair. I just decided to wait myself but as soon as blood clot stuff came out I just decided to leave it there and when they forced it on some I decided that it's not for me and I'd rather just keep safe by keeping healthy and fit as much as I can with myown immune system. I also find mandatory things concerning

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

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By *hrimper36Couple 49 weeks ago

Central France dept 36

Being diabetic I didn’t listen to or take heed of professional advice for over 20 years because I knew better than them but it turns out I’m a fucking idiot were my health is concerned and I’m fucked health wise so not if my specialist tells me to eat shit I simply ask how much do I need to eat.

If I last another few years I’d be happy so yes I’ve had all the jabs including flu and I take all of my 13 different tablets a day even though I have no idea what they are for and I continue to use insulin.

No regrets apart from not trusting doctors years ago.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

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By *adgerMan 49 weeks ago

york

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines. "

No I hadn’t heard that… In fact I can’t even find any evidence of this so a reference would be good.

I did however find this

“The Covid pandemic has caused excess deaths to rise to their highest level in the UK since World War Two.” (BBC)

So short answer is yes I’m fully vaccinated including tetanus polio boosters etc

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By *elshsunsWoman 49 weeks ago

Flintshire

Only injection I have ever had is a BCG and a tetanus … managed to survive to 64 …. No jabs for me thank you ….

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By *erald 1999Man 49 weeks ago

carmarthen

I think there is a bit of a misconception with requards vaccines , I think a lot of people don't mind the regular ones the bcg measles etc it was just this covid one which no one can agrue was brought out very quickly and not one doctor or scientist could tell if it would have any long term side effects ,

And of course it should be personal choice as even the makers of these vaccines admit it doesn't stop transmission

But the whole subject of vaccines is getting rather boring now

Just get on with life

None of us know how long we have got left

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple 49 weeks ago

Cumbria

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines. "

Do you have any sources for those figures?

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

Do you have any sources for those figures?"

Yes for me to

I’m curious how WW2 excess deaths or even calculated compared to today or do todays somehow assume the vaccines have ended our immortality?

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

No I hadn’t heard that… In fact I can’t even find any evidence of this so a reference would be good.

I did however find this

“The Covid pandemic has caused excess deaths to rise to their highest level in the UK since World War Two.” (BBC)

So short answer is yes I’m fully vaccinated including tetanus polio boosters etc"

No wonder if you take your news from the BBC lol.

Search youtube: "Mainstream media finally covers excess deaths!" Jimmy Dore Show

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

Do you have any sources for those figures?"

The source....Karen on Facebook.

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By *obyn GravesTV/TS 49 weeks ago

1127 walnut avenue

Had none...I had COVID pre vaccine..and I had it after mildly after... last time I checked I was still alive...so I've done quite well without it...I don't judge those that choose to be vaccinated and I don't expect to be judged for not having it..

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

Do you have any sources for those figures?

The source....Karen on Facebook.

I was wondering why your face is familiar. You're her brother right?

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By *estivalMan 49 weeks ago

borehamwood

Had the first two az ones mainly so i could get on a plane rather than anything else, once they started talking about multiple boosters i tuned out from it, had covid a cpl of years after my az jabs and only knew because i was in hospital for something else and needed to be tested before they put me on a ward otherwise i would of had no idea as had no symptoms what so ever

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

Do you have any sources for those figures?

The source....Karen on Facebook.

I was wondering why your face is familiar. You're her brother right?"

How have you seen my face, I've blocked you

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

Do you have any sources for those figures?

The source....Karen on Facebook.

I was wondering why your face is familiar. You're her brother right?

How have you seen my face, I've blocked you

In the figurative sense lol

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple 49 weeks ago

Cumbria

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

No I hadn’t heard that… In fact I can’t even find any evidence of this so a reference would be good.

I did however find this

“The Covid pandemic has caused excess deaths to rise to their highest level in the UK since World War Two.” (BBC)

So short answer is yes I’m fully vaccinated including tetanus polio boosters etc

No wonder if you take your news from the BBC lol.

Search youtube: "Mainstream media finally covers excess deaths!" Jimmy Dore Show

Proper sources, not ‘a bloke on YouTube’?.

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By *lik and PaulCouple 49 weeks ago

cahoots

Yes I think I'm covered as last year I had covid, shingles, flu and pneumococcal vaccinations...not sure there's any more I can have

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"I’ll not fuck anyone who’s took them

Welcome to the world of celibacy

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

No I hadn’t heard that… In fact I can’t even find any evidence of this so a reference would be good.

I did however find this

“The Covid pandemic has caused excess deaths to rise to their highest level in the UK since World War Two.” (BBC)

So short answer is yes I’m fully vaccinated including tetanus polio boosters etc

No wonder if you take your news from the BBC lol.

Search youtube: "Mainstream media finally covers excess deaths!" Jimmy Dore Show

Proper sources, not ‘a bloke on YouTube’?."

The sources are in the video if you cared to watch it.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"Had none...I had COVID pre vaccine..and I had it after mildly after... last time I checked I was still alive...so I've done quite well without it...I don't judge those that choose to be vaccinated and I don't expect to be judged for not having it.."

No-one should be judged for choosing to take or to decline it. I think the judgement comes when people come out with scamdemic, sheeple, vaccines causing excess deaths, and all the other unevidenced crap. I even had someone tell me they thought people should be forced to have it

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple 49 weeks ago

Cumbria

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

No I hadn’t heard that… In fact I can’t even find any evidence of this so a reference would be good.

I did however find this

“The Covid pandemic has caused excess deaths to rise to their highest level in the UK since World War Two.” (BBC)

So short answer is yes I’m fully vaccinated including tetanus polio boosters etc

No wonder if you take your news from the BBC lol.

Search youtube: "Mainstream media finally covers excess deaths!" Jimmy Dore Show

Proper sources, not ‘a bloke on YouTube’?.

The sources are in the video if you cared to watch it. "

I don’t monetise grifters, so if you could let us know where he got the statistics from that would be great.

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By *ellaboo400Couple 49 weeks ago

Gorebridge

That's pretty terrifying that people would like to force others to be injected. If I was injected I'd be terrified for the rest of my life, I wouldn't want to live just waiting for a blood clot, I have two friends who work in hospitals and they're seeing loads of young people with brain bleeds and they're just dying, a guy I used to work with got a blood clot, another dropped dead with a heart attack and I just couldn't live if someone put that stuff in me

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By *igNick1381Man 49 weeks ago

BRIDGEND

There were a lot of people that were in favour of vaccine passports, and the sacking of people who didn't take it

Fear propagates fascism unfortunately

If the vaccine absolutely stopped the transfer of COVID there'd be an argument for mandatory vaccination.

But it doesn't, end of

Let people make their own choices

If you're scared of life, stay home

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By *ik MMan 49 weeks ago

Lancashire

That’s small fry - 3 years ago on here there were numerous prolific posters with calls for: rounding up the non vaccinated and locking them away; having children removed from their care; compulsory sackings and them being refused access to healthcare to name but a few. Generally the #bekind brigade

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By *osexyCouple 49 weeks ago

ST AUSTELL

Is it just me or has the subject been over done? . Anyone like to party

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

We are forced these days to sign an induction paper at work (if you want to keep your job) to treat people with the new gender they adopted. No different from forced conversions during the dark ages.

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman 49 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Yes I have to for my job

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By *ellaboo400Couple 49 weeks ago

Gorebridge

"Yes I have to for my job "

My friend keeps saying that too but no one actually checks and they can't make you take it

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By *otplumMan 49 weeks ago

Margate

"Is it just me or has the subject been over done? . Anyone like to party

I think so. Never had the jabs and never will

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

AZ was withdrawn. That particular vaccine is no longer available.

There's evidence covid triggers or exacerbates pre-existing conditions. People want to blame the vaccine.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

Glad it's one of the few times I haven't been here.

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By *adgerMan 49 weeks ago

york

None taken and I plan to keep it that way

Quite an appropriate username you have there, A&E...which is probably where you'll end up with that approach.

If you haven't heard yet there are 3 times more excess deaths than WW2 in the past 2 years and all the signs point to the vaccines.

No I hadn’t heard that… In fact I can’t even find any evidence of this so a reference would be good.

I did however find this

“The Covid pandemic has caused excess deaths to rise to their highest level in the UK since World War Two.” (BBC)

So short answer is yes I’m fully vaccinated including tetanus polio boosters etc

No wonder if you take your news from the BBC lol.

Search youtube: "Mainstream media finally covers excess deaths!" Jimmy Dore Show

Ah that we’ll know news source!

James Patrick Anthony Dore (born July 26, 1965) is an American stand-up comedian, political commentator, conspiracy theorist

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

We are forced these days to sign an induction paper at work (if you want to keep your job) to treat people with the new gender they adopted. No different from forced conversions during the dark ages. "

Are you saying that treating diverse individuals with respect is the same as being forced to convert to a religion or die?

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"Yes I have to for my job "

It cannot be mandatory. It was for care staff but stopped when the govt tried to force healthcare staff and couldn't get away with it. Anyone being mandated to have the jab to keep their job, speak to the union rep.

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By *atisfaction91Man 49 weeks ago

Norwich

Noo definitely not, too dangerous,.gov offers 100k to people damaged by vax, i feel people where scared and forced into taking it, shame some people cant think for them selfs, sad for the lives lost taking vax

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Is it just me or has the subject been over done? . Anyone like to party

I think so. Never had the jabs and never will

You've been vaccinated against smallpox and polio I hope.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

AZ was withdrawn. That particular vaccine is no longer available.

There's evidence covid triggers or exacerbates pre-existing conditions. People want to blame the vaccine."

The countries that are most vaccinated are the countries with the highest excess deaths.

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

"Is it just me or has the subject been over done? . Anyone like to party

It seems that ever couple of months someone lights the blue touch paper and walks away. Same old posters posting "For" and "Against" arguments. Now, about that party?

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Noo definitely not, too dangerous,.gov offers 100k to people damaged by vax, i feel people where scared and forced into taking it, shame some people cant think for them selfs, sad for the lives lost taking vax"

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?"

It's an extreme ideology. Why would I be forced to call a man she when I know for a fact it's a man? I have to learn by heart the other 500+ new genders? Where do you draw the limits on i fringing on people's beliefs to shove a minority's delusions down the throat of the majority? What happened to the myth of Democracy and freedom of beliefs and expression?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them? "

Erm you've confused me a little here.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

Erm you've confused me a little here. "

What exactly have I confused?

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

Erm you've confused me a little here.

What exactly have I confused? "

Your reply seems to have no relevance to my question.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

Erm you've confused me a little here.

What exactly have I confused?

Your reply seems to have no relevance to my question. "

You're being ambiguous on purpose and evading the question

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

Erm you've confused me a little here.

What exactly have I confused?

Your reply seems to have no relevance to my question.

You're being ambiguous on purpose and evading the question "

I'm really not. I asked

'Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?'

you've replied by talking about gender issues and saying it's an extreme ideology.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

Erm you've confused me a little here.

What exactly have I confused?

Your reply seems to have no relevance to my question.

You're being ambiguous on purpose and evading the question

I'm really not. I asked

'Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?'

you've replied by talking about gender issues and saying it's an extreme ideology. "

My apologies, my reply was meant for Amelie LAL. Somehow I hit reply to your post. Sorry

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

Erm you've confused me a little here.

What exactly have I confused?

Your reply seems to have no relevance to my question.

You're being ambiguous on purpose and evading the question

I'm really not. I asked

'Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?'

you've replied by talking about gender issues and saying it's an extreme ideology.

My apologies, my reply was meant for Amelie LAL. Somehow I hit reply to your post. Sorry

Accepted.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

We are forced these days to sign an induction paper at work (if you want to keep your job) to treat people with the new gender they adopted. No different from forced conversions during the dark ages.

Are you saying that treating diverse individuals with respect is the same as being forced to convert to a religion or die?

Since when forcing people to confirm your delusions against their own beliefs and convictions has become "showing you respect"?

This is an extremist ideology. Why would I be forced to call a man she when I know for a fact it's a man? I have to learn by heart the other 500+ new genders? Where do you draw the limits on i fringing on people's beliefs to shove a minority's delusions down the throat of the majority? What happened to the myth of Democracy and freedom of beliefs and expression?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

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By *loveturfMan 49 weeks ago

Your bedroom

I have taken all the vaccines through my life for flu etc i would not an will not take something the government pushes on us and scares us into taking it..

God bless everyone!!!

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

Nothing since a was a child. I'll keep it that way, I seem to do far better than my vaxed friends

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By *iss SinWoman 49 weeks ago

portchester

None

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By *adCherriesCouple 49 weeks ago

Cheshire/Northwest

I found it sad that there were people who caught covid and died before the vaccine was given the green light. Everyone had a choice, people weren't herded up and jabbed.

I have my covid jab as well as flu / pneumonia, my health is important to me especially when I have a suppressed immune system. What other people do is up to them

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 49 weeks ago

wonderland.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple 49 weeks ago

wonderland.

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital "
I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

I think in part it's due to the anti covid vaccination movement and partly because it was almost eradicated people don't realise how ill it can make people and the damage it can do... including death.

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By *naswingdressWoman 49 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

That being said, the reason why I had an additional MMR vaccine before arriving in the UK is that my university warned all international students that measles was prevalent in the area in 2009. It's not a new problem.

(I printed the email - ah, the stone age - and took it to my GP to ask "what do I do about that". The short version is, roll up my sleeve. haha)

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman 49 weeks ago

Worcester

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

What people don't realise is that there's a whole group of people my age (I'm 38) who were given a different form of the vaccine as children. The period lasted for just a couple of years.

A few years ago I went to the GP and while I was there asked if I was covered against Measles because there was an outbreak in Essex where I was heading for a few weeks, and he told me I needed to have it again because I was in that group where the vaccine wasn't as effective.

A load of people I went to school with asked their GP and all got given it again too.

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

(I printed the email - ah, the stone age - and took it to my GP to ask "what do I do about that". The short version is, roll up my sleeve. haha)"

There have been outbreaks over the years. A lot of people were reluctant to take the MMR

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By *naswingdressWoman 49 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

(I printed the email - ah, the stone age - and took it to my GP to ask "what do I do about that". The short version is, roll up my sleeve. haha)

There have been outbreaks over the years. A lot of people were reluctant to take the MMR"

Yes. It's unfortunate. All of measles, mumps, and rubella, are awful diseases. (The reason why I got the extra tetanus shot is that the government provided it for free, no questions asked, and my GP said "it can't hurt". I agreed. Fortunately I was a bit too old for the punchable arm phenomenon that occurred with my teenage tetanus booster)

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

What people don't realise is that there's a whole group of people my age (I'm 38) who were given a different form of the vaccine as children. The period lasted for just a couple of years.

A load of people I went to school with asked their GP and all got given it again too."

Interesting, I didn't know that. My generation had to get measles to attain immunity.

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

(I printed the email - ah, the stone age - and took it to my GP to ask "what do I do about that". The short version is, roll up my sleeve. haha)

There have been outbreaks over the years. A lot of people were reluctant to take the MMR

I had mumps, measles, German measles, chickenpox as a rite of passage. I welcome their possible eradication.

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By *naswingdressWoman 49 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

What people don't realise is that there's a whole group of people my age (I'm 38) who were given a different form of the vaccine as children. The period lasted for just a couple of years.

A load of people I went to school with asked their GP and all got given it again too.

Interesting, I didn't know that. My generation had to get measles to attain immunity. "

I'm also 38 and - slightly longer version of my story above - my measles immunity held at the point where they checked it (before giving me an MMR, I was 23). One of the others hadn't, which was one of the reasons why I had an extra MMR under the circumstances. I wonder if it was the same vaccine, given I wasn't in the UK.

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By *stbury DavenportMan 49 weeks ago

Nottingham

When did vaccines become something you "take" rather than something you *have*?

Interesting linguistic shift there.

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By *ovetoedgeMan 49 weeks ago

Dunstable

I've had all the vaccines so far, after having covid badly twice before vaccination started. I've had flu jab nearly every year for about 15 years. Didn't have the shingles jab, but had the lurgy, I'd prefer the jab to the virus, it was horrible.

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"When did vaccines become something you "take" rather than something you *have*?

Interesting linguistic shift there."

I've always used the words interchangeably when refering to taking or having a vaccination

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple 49 weeks ago

Cumbria

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

And it’s going to get worse, NHS England are drawing up plans to deal with breakouts that are expected in every region of country.

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By *rotic_lokiMan 49 weeks ago

Swindon

Had my 6th 5 Phizer and 1 Moderna. Plus had the natural one back in 22. Spent 6 months in weird groundhog dream world.

It turned out it was just 4 days in bed.

Read that China have just created a new strain in lab that kills 100% of humanised mice.

Otherwise I might have put it off.

Vaccination is safer than not.

Not a nice way to die either. Slowly drowning in your own fluids. Or in hospital...

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By *rotic_lokiMan 49 weeks ago

Swindon

"I've not had the Shingles vaccine but look forward to it.

Shingles is devil's handprint.

Skin burns, stings 24/7.

Couldn't wear clothes but still worked from home back in 2018.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

AZ was withdrawn. That particular vaccine is no longer available.

There's evidence covid triggers or exacerbates pre-existing conditions. People want to blame the vaccine.

The countries that are most vaccinated are the countries with the highest excess deaths. "

Correlation is not causation.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them? "

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

Erm you've confused me a little here. "

They've responded to me from your post

Pronoun they as I cannot tell if the poster is he/she or another

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"Our daughter was very ill with measles which she caught from an unvaccinated person before she was eligible for it herself.

Some vaccinations are vital I'm shocked how bad the measles issue is just now

It's not just an issue during the infection. In can cause encephalitis at a later stage (2-10 years). This type of encephalitis has an extremely high risk of death.

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By *ylon lover 47Man 49 weeks ago

Beccles

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x"

You've had 6 doses of 'vaccine' and still had covid 3 times... and you think the jabs work ! Has it not occurred to you that the contents of those experimental jabs might have weakened your immune system leaving you more susceptible, not just to covid, but to all viruses ?

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Does it not occur to you that this person has made their choice and you should respect it?

Covid vaccines do not stop transmission but reduce it. They do not stop infection but reduce the severity.

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

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By *cdc500Man 49 weeks ago

Omagh

We have had more pricks lol the last few years than all our lives upto that point and yes we would take them again. Living in the UK No one forced us to take them, it was our choice. We lost friends to covid before vaccine came.

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By *ylon lover 47Man 49 weeks ago

Beccles

I found it sad that there were people who caught covid and died before the vaccine was given the green light. Everyone had a choice, people weren't herded up and jabbed.

I have my covid jab as well as flu / pneumonia, my health is important to me especially when I have a suppressed immune system. What other people do is up to them "

You say everyone had a choice but that's not strictly true, 40,000 care workers lost their jobs for declining the jab, thousands more took them reluctantly as they couldn't afford to lose their job, the same for NHS staff. Many more were pressured into taking them with the threat of vaccine passports for clubs, theatres, sporting events etc. And all this for a vaccine that doesn't stop you catching or transmitting the virus.

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman 49 weeks ago

Edinburgh

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By *ylon lover 47Man 49 weeks ago

Beccles

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

I’d rather shit in my hands and clap!

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

I found it sad that there were people who caught covid and died before the vaccine was given the green light. Everyone had a choice, people weren't herded up and jabbed.

I have my covid jab as well as flu / pneumonia, my health is important to me especially when I have a suppressed immune system. What other people do is up to them

“Oh no they didn’t”

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By *izandpaulCouple 49 weeks ago

merseyside

"I’d rather shit in my hands and clap!"

Go on then.

Put the video of you clapping on your profile.

Sure way to impress the ladies.

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By *ools and the brainCouple 49 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Why do you care, what's it to do with you or anyone??

What medication I take is no one's business yet all the anti vaxxers seem very interested in this.

Why?

If you all are so anti vaccines why do you care if people have it?

My response to this thread, whatever get over yourselves, you didn't have it big whoop!

What do you want a medal?

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By *ophieslutTV/TS 49 weeks ago

Central

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course not!

. You have created a doomsday scenario that's your own fantasy.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success."

Source?

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

I found it sad that there were people who caught covid and died before the vaccine was given the green light. Everyone had a choice, people weren't herded up and jabbed.

I have my covid jab as well as flu / pneumonia, my health is important to me especially when I have a suppressed immune system. What other people do is up to them

"The experts found that the UK’s legal requirement for health and social care staff to be vaccinated against Covid-19 resulted in a three-to-four per cent reduction in staffing – equivalent to 14,000 to 19,000 employees in elderly care homes in England".

Nottingham uni 2023

And you got your inflated number from?

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By *cnugatugMan 49 weeks ago

Chatham

I had 2 but have some how developed my own immunity to COVID I have caught it twice and both times showed no symptoms or had to rest of course I stayed indoors and away from others while I had it but I still felt absolutely fine without needing medicine

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By *adCherriesCouple 49 weeks ago

Cheshire/Northwest

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

Source?"

Facebook probably

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

Source?"

The source this time...inside his Facebook/YouTube addled brain

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By *mcheshireMan 49 weeks ago

Cheshire

Yeah I am still taking vaccines, the experts know alot more than I ever would so better to listen to them instead of some bloke in a pub

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By *yreGuy99Man 49 weeks ago

Somewhere in Moria

Adults arguing like children. Who the hell cares if you have or haven't.

If you judge someone on whether they've had the jab or not then that makes you the issue.

I've had the jabs and it does NOT make me better than anyone. Grow up

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By *ymAndIcedCoffeeWoman 49 weeks ago

Worcester

Hey anti-vaxxers… if you want to reply to my comments, do it in the thread rather than sending spineless private messages. I’ve had four today and I’m not interested in being told I’m thick in private; you can do it here in the open.

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By *ew_exp98 OP Man 49 weeks ago

Totnes

I found it sad that there were people who caught covid and died before the vaccine was given the green light. Everyone had a choice, people weren't herded up and jabbed.

I have my covid jab as well as flu / pneumonia, my health is important to me especially when I have a suppressed immune system. What other people do is up to them

That's a very good point. It was almost forced on NHS workers as well

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

Source?

The source this time...inside his Facebook/YouTube addled brain

Were you asleep when they were promoting those vaccines on tv in every channel day and night?

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

"Had my 6th 5 Phizer and 1 Moderna. Plus had the natural one back in 22. Spent 6 months in weird groundhog dream world.

It turned out it was just 4 days in bed.

Read that China have just created a new strain in lab that kills 100% of humanised mice.

Otherwise I might have put it off.

Vaccination is safer than not.

Not a nice way to die either. Slowly drowning in your own fluids. Or in hospital..."

Right! I read that Marsians created a strain that kills 170% of Alienized guinea pigs lol

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues."

Gender is a word used in English Language as a synonym for biological sex to make language more flexible. The new fictitional genders are a recent invention/Delusions.

You literally ignored all the points I've made and resolved to give me derogative labels instead. Grow up.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues.

Gender is a word used in English Language as a synonym for biological sex to make language more flexible. The new fictitional genders are a recent invention/Delusions.

You literally ignored all the points I've made and resolved to give me derogative labels instead. Grow up. "

"All humans are born with biological characteristics of sex, either male, female, or intersex. Gender, however, is a social construct and generally based on the norms, behaviors, and societal roles expected of individuals based primarily on their sex. Gender identity describes a person’s self-perceived gender, which could be male, female, or otherwise. In recent years, expanding the public understanding of gender has freed many to feel more comfortable in their own skin and live as the people they believe themselves to be. People whose gender identity corresponds to their biological sex may be referred to as cisgender. Transgender people have a gender identity that does not conform to the sex they were assigned at birth. And people whose gender identity feels neither masculine nor feminine may identify as non-binary, while those who feel no gender identity may refer to themselves as "agender."

Psychology Today.

I have not ignored your points, I disagree with them. As for labelling you - where? Believing you lack or have a certain quality is an opinion, I am not name- calling. Just like you believing I lack maturity and others have delusions just because they self identify differently to what you believe.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues.

Gender is a word used in English Language as a synonym for biological sex to make language more flexible. The new fictitional genders are a recent invention/Delusions.

You literally ignored all the points I've made and resolved to give me derogative labels instead. Grow up.

Psychology Today.

What you have identified above is not different from the mystery of trinity that was shoved down the throats of the majority by tyranny and all types of threats and blac*mailing and labels of heresy using the power of the state.

Feel free to identify as a donkey if you wish. Just don't call me disrespectful or unempathetic or bigoted when I refuse to speak donkey to you. The moment you use the law and the power of the state to threaten my livelihood or my security or the future of my children if I don't say Hail Marry or live according to your delusional beliefs then we are literally back to the dark ages. Even worse. At least in the dark ages people knew what a woman is, what a child is, the right of children to live their childhood and innocence, the right of children not to be sexually groomed and indoctrinated.

You have your religion and I have mine. Just don't force yours into mine. By the power or the state or otherwise.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues.

Gender is a word used in English Language as a synonym for biological sex to make language more flexible. The new fictitional genders are a recent invention/Delusions.

You literally ignored all the points I've made and resolved to give me derogative labels instead. Grow up.

Psychology Today.

You have your religion and I have mine. Just don't force yours into mine. By the power or the state or otherwise. "

I am a woman who identifies as a woman. A woman who empathises with those who feel they are in the wrong body. I simply understand how identity crises cause psychological trauma and I won't add to it. It's akin to leaning on someone's broken leg in A&E.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues.

Gender is a word used in English Language as a synonym for biological sex to make language more flexible. The new fictitional genders are a recent invention/Delusions.

You literally ignored all the points I've made and resolved to give me derogative labels instead. Grow up.

Psychology Today.

You have your religion and I have mine. Just don't force yours into mine. By the power or the state or otherwise.

When someone has a broken leg you send them to A&E as you said to receive professional treatment based on objective rational science. Not telling them wear a t-shirt "My new name is Broken legged, respect me or you lose your job, and I an gonna teach 2 billion kids how to break their legs then wear the same T-Shirt as me in solidarity"

You're making the trauma of few individual and creating a pandemic out of it. I would hardly call that empathising with them.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues.

Gender is a word used in English Language as a synonym for biological sex to make language more flexible. The new fictitional genders are a recent invention/Delusions.

You literally ignored all the points I've made and resolved to give me derogative labels instead. Grow up.

Psychology Today.

You have your religion and I have mine. Just don't force yours into mine. By the power or the state or otherwise.

You're making the trauma of few individual and creating a pandemic out of it. I would hardly call that empathising with them. "

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By *arry and MegsCouple 49 weeks ago

letterkenny

You have your religion and I have mine. Just don't force yours into mine. By the power or the state or otherwise. "

And yet you preach anti Vax at ever opportunity according to the green arrow.

I find that bizarre ?

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

Are you saying that people who had covid vaccinations did so out of fear and because they were unable to think for themselves? Do you feel that way about all vaccinations or just covid?

What's next? If they decide to identify as a Donkey I have to speak donkey to them?

You are debating biological sex with gender. It's about respect.

You lack empathy big time calling self-identification delusional. If you're working in any care related industry, be careful you don't trigger mental health issues.

Gender is a word used in English Language as a synonym for biological sex to make language more flexible. The new fictitional genders are a recent invention/Delusions.

You literally ignored all the points I've made and resolved to give me derogative labels instead. Grow up.

Psychology Today.

You have your religion and I have mine. Just don't force yours into mine. By the power or the state or otherwise.

You're making the trauma of few individual and creating a pandemic out of it. I would hardly call that empathising with them.

"I was born in The-Wrong-Assigned-At-Birth-Nom-Broken-Legged-Body" lol

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By *ylon lover 47Man 49 weeks ago

Beccles

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

Source?

The source this time...inside his Facebook/YouTube addled brain

Far from it, there are plenty of reliable sources of information if you can be bothered to look for them. You could start with John Ionniddis, professor of epidemiology at Stanford University, whose IFR calculations were published in various scientific journals & even quoted by the World Health Organisation, or there is the work of Prof Carl Heneghan at Oxford University's Centre for Evidence Based Medicine. I could go on but I doubt you're actually interested in finding out the truth.

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By *adysueandneroCouple 49 weeks ago

witney

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

Source?

The source this time...inside his Facebook/YouTube addled brain

Sadly too many people would rather listen to the forum experts than proper scientists. They seem to enjoy spreading misinformation and fear.

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By *adysueandneroCouple 49 weeks ago

witney

"Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to. "

I will pray for you, and hope your luck holds.

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

One of our kids is a genuine needle phobic and hasn't had any vaccinations since school.

They've had covid and were quite ill. I'm just glad that I could get their childhood vaccinations done when they were babies.

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

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By *andE2000Man 49 weeks ago

Bathgate

"Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to.

I will pray for you, and hope your luck holds. "

Not sure whether to pray for you not have any vaccine side effects that are killing millions around the world or to pray for a miracle that would undo a life long brain washing

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By *hrimper36Couple 49 weeks ago

Central France dept 36

"Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to.

I will pray for you, and hope your luck holds.

Not sure whether to pray for you not have any vaccine side effects that are killing millions around the world or to pray for a miracle that would undo a life long brain washing

I’ve more faith in Harry Potter than I do in your prays for helping my brainwashed arse not getting Covid.

Tsk some people.

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

Currently mRNA vaccine free

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By *izandpaulCouple 49 weeks ago

merseyside

"Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to.

I will pray for you, and hope your luck holds. "

Is it just the Covid vaccine or all vaccines you have a dislike ?

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By *ools and the brainCouple 49 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

"Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to.

I will pray for you, and hope your luck holds.

Not sure whether to pray for you not have any vaccine side effects that are killing millions around the world or to pray for a miracle that would undo a life long brain washing

Killing millions FFS what comic have you been reading?

Honestly it's getting worse.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

Source?

The source this time...inside his Facebook/YouTube addled brain

Results 36 studies (43 estimates) were identified with usable data to enter into calculations and another 7 preliminary national estimates were also considered for a total of 50 estimates. Seroprevalence estimates ranged from 0.222% to 47%. Infection fatality rates ranged from 0.00% to 1.63% and corrected values ranged from 0.00% to 1.31%. Across 32 different locations, the median infection fatality rate was 0.27%.

Their summary of high income countries, the IFR is 0.78-1.79%.

10/175 studies.

High exclusion of care home deaths as no serum results, thereby reducing IFR rates.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to.

I will pray for you, and hope your luck holds.

Not sure whether to pray for you not have any vaccine side effects that are killing millions around the world or to pray for a miracle that would undo a life long brain washing

Killing millions FFS what comic have you been reading?

Honestly it's getting worse."

I didn't think it was worthy of my time to be honest.

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By *melie LALWoman 49 weeks ago

Peterborough

"I've had every vaccine recommended.

I think 6 COVID on total.

Still had it three times, and oh boy they were rough. I think I'd be dead if I wasn't jabbed!

A x

Of course the jabs worked, they're still alive, jeez

Covid had an average survival rate of 99.8% even before the jabs were rolled out so still being alive is hardly a measure of their success.

Source?

The source this time...inside his Facebook/YouTube addled brain

Their summary of high income countries, the IFR is 0.78-1.79%.

10/175 studies.

High exclusion of care home deaths as no serum results, thereby reducing IFR rates.

By the way, it was never about the fatality rate, it was a matter of numbers.

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By *adysueandneroCouple 49 weeks ago

witney

"I’ll not fuck anyone who’s took them

We've had all that's been offered, and will have the next when they are given out.

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By *idnight_Express69Man 49 weeks ago

Rochdale

"I've had no covid jabs and I've no intention at this time, the same way I've not had a flu shot yet

Maybe when I'm older

But when I go on holiday I'll have my tetanus / hep jabs etc obviously

Dressing warmer in winter offers a person no protection from contracting the flu virus.

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"I've had no covid jabs and I've no intention at this time, the same way I've not had a flu shot yet

Maybe when I'm older

But when I go on holiday I'll have my tetanus / hep jabs etc obviously

Dressing warmer in winter offers a person no protection from contracting the flu virus.

If only eh.

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By *ob IrishMan 49 weeks ago

Cleethorpes

Well I’m sure the ladies of Britain are completely heartbroken at this!

Have some empathy man… vaccinated people need fucking too!!

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By *batMan 49 weeks ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)

"Not sure whether to pray for you not have any vaccine side effects that are killing millions around the world or to pray for a miracle that would undo a life long brain washing. "

First, I doubt praying is going to help me or anyone else about this. It might do the person saying the prayers some marginal good, but that's about it, I reckon.

But my question to you is this. Who has been doing this lifelong brainwashing you're talking about?

And to what end? What's the purpose of the brainwashing?

How are so many people falling for it and how did you avoid it?

Thanks in advance,

Gbat

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By *hekaiserMan 49 weeks ago

Glasgow

"I took my vaccines like a good and responsible citizen. I shall willingly receive more. Those hypodermic pricks are a mild inconvenience in comparison to the hyperbolic pricks I have to deal with in my workplace and office, my dear fellow.

I have no regrets."

This....

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By *rodigalMan 49 weeks ago

sunderland

Had all vaccines except latest one got flue jab in December been ill since lost my voice sore throat then had bad flu been in hospital recently as couldn't breath hear rate went down to 32 and my doc says not to get the next one as hasn't gad enough research lol

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple 49 weeks ago

Southampton

I take all vaccinations on offer for everything.

The way I see it, not only am I protecting my own health, but I’m also protecting my loved ones and those around me who might not have such a healthy body as I do."

This ! I have friends who are seriously immunocompromised so I have a responsibility to protect them as well as myself

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Had all vaccines except latest one got flue jab in December been ill since lost my voice sore throat then had bad flu been in hospital recently as couldn't breath hear rate went down to 32 and my doc says not to get the next one as hasn't gad enough research lol"

That sounds like an awful experience.

Did you doctor say the flu vaccination hadn't been researched enough or the covid one?

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By *ellaboo400Couple 49 weeks ago

Gorebridge

Jeeez that's scary. There's been so many hear problems after these jabs

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By *heMoreTheMerrierCouple 49 weeks ago

Wakefield

Andrew Bridgen MP has been debating excess deaths in Parliament for the last 6 months. He cites all his sources. You can find him on Google or YouTube

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Andrew Bridgen MP has been debating excess deaths in Parliament for the last 6 months. He cites all his sources. You can find him on Google or YouTube "

The same man who was expelled from the Tory party for his claims over the covid vaccines?

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By *ik MMan 49 weeks ago

Lancashire

"Andrew Bridgen MP has been debating excess deaths in Parliament for the last 6 months. He cites all his sources. You can find him on Google or YouTube

The same man who was expelled from the Tory party for his claims over the covid vaccines?"

The same man who was labelled a crank when he started pushing for an investigation into the Post Office scandal?

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By *icecouple561Couple 49 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"Andrew Bridgen MP has been debating excess deaths in Parliament for the last 6 months. He cites all his sources. You can find him on Google or YouTube

The same man who was expelled from the Tory party for his claims over the covid vaccines?

The same man who was labelled a crank when he started pushing for an investigation into the Post Office scandal? "

Being right about that doesn't make his comparison of covid vaccinations to the holocaust ok

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By *ik MMan 49 weeks ago

Lancashire

"Andrew Bridgen MP has been debating excess deaths in Parliament for the last 6 months. He cites all his sources. You can find him on Google or YouTube

The same man who was expelled from the Tory party for his claims over the covid vaccines?

The same man who was labelled a crank when he started pushing for an investigation into the Post Office scandal?

Being right about that doesn't make his comparison of covid vaccinations to the holocaust ok"

Except what he actually said was ‘ As one consultant cardiologist said to me this is the biggest crime against humanity since the Holocaust’.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, it is my belief that vaccines did more good than harm…but more harm than we’ll ever know or be allowed to know.

This is the first time in history where a vaccine rollout hasn’t been followed by a reduction in excess deaths, why people think that isn’t worthy of investigation is beyond me

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By *adysueandneroCouple 49 weeks ago

witney

I think the question should be, how many people would still be alive today had they had the vaccine. I believe Meatloaf would be one.

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By *ornucopiaMan 49 weeks ago

Bexley

"Never had a covid vaccine & certainly don't regret my choice not to.

I will pray for you, and hope your luck holds.

Not sure whether to pray for you not have any vaccine side effects that are killing millions around the world or to pray for a miracle that would undo a life long brain washing

I’ve more faith in Harry Potter than I do in your prays for helping my brainwashed arse not getting Covid.

Tsk some people.

I think I might just about have faith in vaccines rather than praying.

Coincidentally, I'm noticing a rise in people describing themselves as 'God fearing' and also the use of 'By God's grace' with regard to everyday events.

Perhaps we need to put the fear of God into viruses and, if that doesn't work, rely on God's grace in saving people from illness?

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By *ophieslutTV/TS 49 weeks ago

Central

I'd love more people to get the MMR vaccine, so that we're a safer place

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By *olfandtazCouple 49 weeks ago

Bristol

Due to a heart condition I am classified as vulnerable so I take the vaccines available, I want to keep living

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By *I TwoCouple 49 weeks ago

PDI 12-26th Nov 24

This is the first time in history where a vaccine rollout hasn’t been followed by a reduction in excess deaths, why people think that isn’t worthy of investigation is beyond me "

You're very mistaken, the excess deaths due to COVID dropped dramatically after the first round of vaccines.

You should look at actual figures and not trust social media anti Vax propaganda.

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By (user no longer on site) 49 weeks ago

Had all COVID and flu vaccines as asthmatic no issues

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By *ik MMan 49 weeks ago

Lancashire

This is the first time in history where a vaccine rollout hasn’t been followed by a reduction in excess deaths, why people think that isn’t worthy of investigation is beyond me

You're very mistaken, the excess deaths due to COVID dropped dramatically after the first round of vaccines.

You should look at actual figures and not trust social media anti Vax propaganda.

I see what you did by clipping my post to make out I’m anti-vax. If you’d copied it all you’d see on balance I was in favour of the vaccine.

Also, where did I say that Covid deaths didn’t drop? My point remains that excess deaths (ie all cause) continued and are worthy of investigation. An ostrich approach might suit many but I prefer to be a non complicity theorist

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