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post 1668623123 09-28-2022, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted By SUPERH0T
What does your immune system do to cells which are expressing a protein on their surface which it considers hostile?



And what dosage did they find?

I agree that the mother's diet is critical, which is why my wife is not permitted to eat industrial lubricant/seed oils.
It's in the link.
post 1668623173 09-28-2022, 03:51 PM
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It’s hilarious how people can’t click on a study and look at the results and see how the study is bs

“Of 11 lactating individuals enrolled, trace amounts of BNT162b2 and mRNA-1273 COVID-19 mRNA vaccines were detected in 7 samples from 5 different participants at various times up to 45 hours postvaccination (Table 2)”

Eleven people enrolled? ELEVEN? Wow what a great sample size. Let me make a study where I look at the 5 women who had mRNA detected in their breast milk. Then I can make a thread saying 100% of lactating moms have post vaccine mRNA in their milk and people here will eat it up.


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post 1668623213 09-28-2022, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Reliance012
After batting 0-500 you’d think anti vaxxers would tuck their tails at some point. But nope, continued desperation.

Antivaxxers: omg trace amounts of mRNA made it into breast milk!

Same anti vaxxers when a million times more RNA is present in multiple tissues during infection of an infant: it’s harmless!
batting 0-500? Brah the vaccine did legit nothing... And I'm one of the people that was forced into the useless shot by my place of work... It had zero effect, it harmed some groups of people, and we still dont know the longterm effects.

So if anyone is batting 0/500 its vaxcels (again, including myself), who injected unknown compounds into their body and are simply waiting for the long term studies to come out on what they did to themselves.
post 1668623243 09-28-2022, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Reminder : This guy called out someone who made a mistake by one decimal point against the narrative, but completely closed his eyes when the same thing happened by two decimal points - but was in favour of the narrative.
Remember this: I’ve made you look like a fool more times than I can count. Yet you continue to yearn for my attention. The best you have is brining up a mistake another poster made? Yikes. That’s all the attention you get today, though.
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post 1668623253 09-28-2022, 03:54 PM
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I'll tell you guys what. Send me your women, and I'll perform a flavor analysis on their breastmilk myself and settle this issue directly. It needs to be fresh and straight from the source though.
post 1668623313 09-28-2022, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Interesting development, bolded literally means "it doesn't".
It literally doesn’t
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post 1668623433 09-28-2022, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted By Reliance012
- yup

- did and to an extent still does

- what do you mean by “it”?
Didn’t prevent illness

Didn’t prevent serious illness in any meaningful way except for maybe with regards to people over 65

“It” refers to the spike protein….I figured you’d understand the context since we were told the spike protein remains local to injection site and is quickly removed from the body. Both of which have now been proven to be yet more false claims.
post 1668623443 09-28-2022, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted By HTDG
batting 0-500? Brah the vaccine did legit nothing... And I'm one of the people that was forced into the useless shot by my place of work... It had zero effect, it harmed some groups of people, and we still dont know the longterm effects.

So if anyone is batting 0/500 its vaxcels (again, including myself), who injected unknown compounds into their body and are simply waiting for the long term studies to come out on what they did to themselves.
You think these things because you’re impressionable. Ignorant people can convince other ignorant people because neither have the ability to evaluate the claims.
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post 1668623453 09-28-2022, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted By bartosh
It’s hilarious how people can’t click on a study and look at the results and see how the study is bs

“Of 11 lactating individuals enrolled, trace amounts of BNT162b2 and mRNA-1273 COVID-19 mRNA vaccines were detected in 7 samples from 5 different participants at various times up to 45 hours postvaccination (Table 2)”

Eleven people enrolled? ELEVEN? Wow what a great sample size. Let me make a study where I look at the 5 women who had mRNA detected in their breast milk. Then I can make a thread saying 100% of lactating moms have post vaccine mRNA in their milk and people here will eat it up.


Critical thought. Not even once
don't worry mate the latest version of the vax is based on 8 fckn mice! goodluck with that NPC
post 1668623503 09-28-2022, 04:00 PM
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"Safe, effective, mandatory."

It is none of those things but was presented as all three.
post 1668623693 09-28-2022, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Bigger sample size than the 8 mice used in the bivalent booster trial.
Love me some whataboutism
Originally Posted By AncientYouth
don't worry mate the latest version of the vax is based on 8 fckn mice! goodluck with that NPC
Find the post where I said people should take it. You’re just another side of the same coin buddy
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post 1668624043 09-28-2022, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Interesting to see how you called me out for it, but not the vaxcuck that the same thing ITT.

Or the fact that I don't remember you calling out the study with the 8 mice either.

Didn’t see the mice study and didn’t read the thread. Just saw the OP, looked at the video source, then replying to the person who replied to me (you)



Pro tip: a study using 8 mice only is equally as stupid
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post 1668624233 09-28-2022, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
Didn’t prevent illness

Didn’t prevent serious illness in any meaningful way except for maybe with regards to people over 65

“It” refers to the spike protein….I figured you’d understand the context since we were told the spike protein remains local to injection site and is quickly removed from the body. Both of which have now been proven to be yet more false claims.
About 2k publications at this point demonstrating the opposite with regard to illness.

Strawman. I don’t remember the scientific community ever saying that it was impossible for some (small) portion of the spike protein to disseminate. Relatively speaking, most does stay local. And in large part, it is quickly degraded.

For context, generalized statements were issued because of the fake news anti vaxxers were pushing. That the spike protein after vaccination was damaging organs and persisting for months causing ailments. Your side was entirely wrong.
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post 1668624583 09-28-2022, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Sorry then brah.

Although I would say 8 mice is just a bit more stupid than 11 people.
I’d say studies are either valid or not, both fall under not valid


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post 1668624893 09-28-2022, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
I distinctly remember statements such as "does not enter the blood stream" and "the protein is displayed on the cell's surface". Are you saying those statements were lies?

I've bolded the blatant backpedals in your post - there was nothing of the sort at the time. It didn't "mostly stay local", it "stayed local". It didn't "in large part quickly degrade", it "degraded quickly".

Keep up shilling for free for big pharma, and thanks for your contributions to the largest ever trial of an experimental gene therapy.
Cool. Well dig up the statement sources. Let’s see who said it; was it an agency or an individual? Let’s see what exactly was said. “No evidence” means, no evidence. And let’s see the context under which it was said. Then we can determine lies.
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Originally Posted By Reliance012
After batting 0-500 you’d think anti vaxxers would tuck their tails at some point. But nope, continued desperation.

Antivaxxers: omg trace amounts of mRNA made it into breast milk!

Same anti vaxxers when a million times more RNA is present in multiple tissues during infection of an infant: it’s harmless!
I loe e.
post 1668625143 09-28-2022, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted By bartosh
Didn’t see the mice study and didn’t read the thread. Just saw the OP, looked at the video source, then replying to the person who replied to me (you)



Pro tip: a study using 8 mice only is equally as stupid
They did a study in mice just to see whether the sequence changes in the proteins did anything. It was only 8 mice but effectively billions of trials. Nothing happened, as expected. I've had the bivalent shot, and so have millions of others. It isn't substantially different in side effects or risk to the original shot.

Here:

https://www.cbs17.com/community/heal...uld-it-matter/

You'd know when to expect it to do something crazy because then the variants it was based on would also do that.
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Originally Posted By Anachron
What is the efficacy of the bivalent booster?

How many doses is needed for the bivalent booster to work?
Likely similar to prior shots, but if you're wanting to wait for that data, wait a few months and it will be out. Kind of dumb to think a few sequence changes would drastically change anything here but ok.

Again, probably 1. Wait and see if you care. Nobody is forcing you to get it.
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Originally Posted By PutinItInYoGirl
Can already tell this guy is full of chit. Also, if mRNA were present in breast milk, guess what would happen to it? There's a reason you don't drink the vaccine. You consume insane amounts of mRNA and DNA everyday. Did you know that? It all gets broken down by your GI system. You'd think Dr. Chitforbrains would understand this.

Fuking idiots.
Show me on the doll where the vaccine touched you...
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Going to have to boil my drinking breastmilk to get rid of the vaxcel contaminations, thanks OP!
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Originally Posted By Bodhy
There's nothing I can add here that Wincel already took care of above me. GJ Wincel man.


Everypiece of organic food you consume has mRNA and DNA in it. It's the language of life. It's in everything. Every tomato, broccoli, carrot, fish, steak, chicken breast, ordinary milk, peanut butter etc has nucleotides in it.

And naked mRNA is an extremely volatile compound. It will be broken down very quickly within the body and the chances of it having an adverse effect are basically zero. That mRNA is literally useless unless it can to the ribosomes of a cell for translation into protein.
Stinkyboy with another hot take.
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If I change a particular kind of screw on a car, and I've briefly tested the screw and seen that it will hold, do I need to reanalyze the entire engineering of the car to know it will work like a car? Sure, maybe the screw will have some catastrophic interaction with the car. But if I build a few cars with it, and it seems ok, is there any reason to think this will happen? No. No there isn't.
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Originally Posted By Anachron
So you're confirming that we don't actually know how effective it is? Or how many doses are required?

"Trust the Science" indeed.
Yep. I'm also confirming we have good reason to believe it won't be too different from prior shots. See the car analogy above. I wonder if you apply this same level of scrutiny to everything you eat or drink. The vaccines are literally safer than apples.
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Originally Posted By PutinItInYoGirl
Can already tell this guy is full of chit. Also, if mRNA were present in breast milk, guess what would happen to it? There's a reason you don't drink the vaccine. You consume insane amounts of mRNA and DNA everyday. Did you know that? It all gets broken down by your GI system. You'd think Dr. Chitforbrains would understand this.

Fuking idiots.
Idk. In the uk they claimed that children who breastfed from vaccinated mothers were getting hepatitis c
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Thanks for confirming that you're perfectly good with pretending to forget anything from the past two years that doesn't align with the current narrative.

However, I thought you weren't going to respond to me anymore?



It's interesting to see how anyone who questions an experimental gene therapy is considered an anti-vaxxer nowadays.
You seemed interested in defending a claim. Unusual for you.

I’m not pretending anything. I simply asked for a source (rather than your memory) so we can evaluate the details and determine whether the sci community or health agencies were lying. That’s why I called it a strawman. It seems to me your argument is attacking something that was never said, at least not by the majority health agencies.
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Originally Posted By stevemckenna
What exactly are we desperate about? We didn't get the shot.
LMAO this.
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuiL9FBW8fI



LOl Vaxcels WTAF did you all do to yourselves
48 hours, hmm ok

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...rticle/2796427
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Originally Posted By Immichaelski
Idk. In the uk they claimed that children who breastfed from vaccinated mothers were getting hepatitis c
Do you have the link? Covid vaccines themselves cannot cause hepatitis C...
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Originally Posted By Reliance012
You seemed interested in defending a claim. Unusual for you.

I’m not pretending anything. I simply asked for a source (rather than your memory) so we can evaluate the details and determine whether the sci community or health agencies were lying. That’s why I called it a strawman. It seems to me your argument is attacking something that was never said, at least not by the majority health agencies.
He does that a lot.
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Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
It's funny the logic these vaxxers use.

It's only a little bit of mrna, no big deal

it's the same as saying:

It's only a few particles of chit in my food, no big deal
Nearly all the food you eat has a few particles of chit on it fyi. And in much greater amounts than the trace quantities in the vaccines. What exactly do you think is in ground beef?

It absolutely is no big deal to have a few trace particles of chit, uranium, arsenic, etc in your food. All your food has some. I would think as an engineer, you'd understand the importance of measurement and tolerances and that there is no perfect process.

But then again, engineers suck at math and reasoning. So...

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