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post 1654134023 01-11-2022, 10:38 AM
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Would you get the vaccine if your child or wife was severely immunocompromised

Would you get the vaccine and or booster if your child or wife was severely immunocompromised? Like cancer/cystic fibrosis/lupus/rheumatoid arthritis/type 1 diabetes/multiple sclerosis
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post 1654134203 01-11-2022, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted By snailsrus⏩
Would you get the vaccine and or booster if your child or wife was severely immunocompromised? Like cancer/cystic fibrosis/lupus/rheumatoid arthritis/type 1 diabetes/multiple sclerosis
No, because it wouldn't help them in any way and it might make me sick or die where they would then feel guilty that I got it because of them.
post 1654134293 01-11-2022, 10:42 AM
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Is there any proof the vaccine stops the spread of the virus?

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post 1654134373 01-11-2022, 10:43 AM
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If the jab was a real vaccine I would
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post 1654134383 01-11-2022, 10:43 AM
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no... me getting the vaccine literally has nothing to do with their body

how do people not fukking understand this?

would I want them to get the vaccine? absolutely, unless they have heart conditions.
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post 1654134403 01-11-2022, 10:43 AM
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What part of "possibly" having reduced symptoms yourself helps them?
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post 1654134643 01-11-2022, 10:45 AM
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Probably not since the vaccine does not prevent you from getting Covid and spreading it. I'd be super careful tho with contact with other people and make sure we are all taking every measure to be as healthy as possible to make sure we didn't get Covid.
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post 1654134723 01-11-2022, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
no... me getting the vaccine literally has nothing to do with their body

how do people not fukking understand this?

would I want them to get the vaccine? absolutely, unless they have heart conditions.
Actually it does when their body is immunocomprised because you getting the virus and spreading it to them could be a risk to them and their body. Now of course this jab doesn't work but that's a completely different point.
post 1654134753 01-11-2022, 10:46 AM
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what Vaccine?
post 1654134803 01-11-2022, 10:47 AM
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No because it wouldn’t stop me from getting it and spreading it. What tf kindve question is this?

If it stopped the spread then of course I would. But it doesn’t


Also… NOT A VACCINE
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post 1654134883 01-11-2022, 10:48 AM
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yes, because despite the fact it will not stop me from geting it (and spreading it), it would lower the chances.

I would risk the experimental vax for them, but I'm not risking my life for people that I dunno.
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No wife or child. Fuk everyone SRS


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post 1654135023 01-11-2022, 10:50 AM
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No.

Friend of mine is fighting cancer and nearing the end of chemo. His doctors advised against him getting any sort of vaccines or booster shots as they compromise the immune system even more and have known issues/side effects.
post 1654135123 01-11-2022, 10:52 AM
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Obviously. How is this not a no brainer?
post 1654135373 01-11-2022, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted By truesteez⏩
No.

Friend of mine is fighting cancer and nearing the end of chemo. His doctors advised against him getting any sort of vaccines or booster shots as they compromise the immune system even more and have known issues/side effects.
The fact that something isn't OK to sick people, doesn't mean it isn't OK to healthy people. Same is valid the other way around.
post 1654135503 01-11-2022, 10:55 AM
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If I actually believed it would help them, yes. Unfortunately that's not the situation we find ourselves in.
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post 1654135573 01-11-2022, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted By truesteez⏩
No.

Friend of mine is fighting cancer and nearing the end of chemo. His doctors advised against him getting any sort of vaccines or booster shots as they compromise the immune system even more and have known issues/side effects.
Strong reading comprehension. Question is if whether you as a healthy individual would take it if a family member living with you would be immunocompromised.
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules⏩
If the jab was a real vaccine I would
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No I would never

Any vaccine that stems from this planned biological weapon is nocuous
post 1654136183 01-11-2022, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
Obviously. How is this not a no brainer?
It's already commonon knowledge the injection does not work at reducing infection or transmission and it's experimental and potentially dangerous. That's why it's a no brainer for most people here to say "of course not".
post 1654136313 01-11-2022, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
what Vaccine?
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post 1654136503 01-11-2022, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted By NextPound⏩
Yes, because the vaccine reduces chances of infection, which also means reduced chance of transmission.

No idea where people got the idea that it doesn’t reduce transmission. It’s basic logic. Then again, it’s the MISC.

It’s like saying seatbelts don’t work because sometimes people die wearing a seatbelt.
No idea? Maybe from looking at the statistics. Vaccinated people are now more likely to be infected, retard, everyone knows this, PHE surveillance reports have shown it for months now. Maybe the vax has fuked with your cognitive ability.
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Originally Posted By NextPound⏩
Yes, because the vaccine reduces chances of infection, which also means reduced chance of transmission.

No idea where people got the idea that it doesn’t reduce transmission. It’s basic logic. Then again, it’s the MISC.

It’s like saying seatbelts don’t work because sometimes people die wearing a seatbelt.
no where has it been proven to lower reduce transmission or reduce your risk of getting it

nice try though at just making stuff up and repeating what smooth brain MSM tell you
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post 1654136913 01-11-2022, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
It's already commonon knowledge the injection does not work at reducing infection or transmission and it's experimental and potentially dangerous. That's why it's a no brainer for most people here to say "of course not".
You mean the way it was common knowledge that the gigajews in cahoots with the Chinese will depopulate the planet with a virus that's practically a non issue for most of the population?

Or how later on was common knowledge that ackchyually they will use the vaccine to depopulate the planet?

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Originally Posted By TomPaine⏩
No, because it wouldn't help them in any way and it might make me sick or die where they would then feel guilty that I got it because of them.
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post 1654137173 01-11-2022, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
what Vaccine?
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I would have in February of last year. I absolutely would not knowing and experiencing what we know now.

Then: it was sold as a 2-shot and done deal. It was sold as safe. It was sold as effective. I was highly skeptical of it being both safe and effective but even I did not fathom that whatever benefits they had would almost immediately wane and everyone would need constant boosters to maintain some level of protection.

Also, then, it was sold as a way to avoid getting covid. We now know it doesn't. It only possibly makes the effects of it less if someone should get it. Fuk that -- if I am worried about a loved on getting covid from me, I do not care about lessening it for my own sake. I want to *KNOW* I have covid and am a threat and that I need to self-quarantine. I do not want my symptoms masked, I want to be fully aware. Like when I actually got it - I knew I was contagious, stayed home, avoided people and did not infect any other person.

Lastly, since February, I've had covid and gotten over it and now have that level of (far superior) protection from natural immunity. Omicron might still be a problem with re-infection, but from all accounts it's on the same level as a cold.

So, then? Yes. I would have hesitated, thought about it long and hard and ultimately done what I thought was best to protect my loved ones. Now, I know better and know it would not help in that goal so it's not something I want.
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Originally Posted By NextPound⏩
Yes, because the vaccine reduces chances of infection, which also means reduced chance of transmission.

No idea where people got the idea that it doesn’t reduce transmission. It’s basic logic. Then again, it’s the MISC.

It’s like saying seatbelts don’t work because sometimes people die wearing a seatbelt.
bruh... lmao. You really believe anything you just said?


There is something that reduces transmission. It's called being lean thus carrying a smaller viral load. I was hovering around regular person 14% BF and I have since trimmed down not only for myself but or others around me. I'm sick of obese smokers telling me to "protect them" by getting an experiment injected into me.

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Originally Posted By MrQuint⏩
If I actually believed it would help them, yes. Unfortunately that's not the situation we find ourselves in.
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