Red Mosquito

Bammer wrote:

Stickman wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:I found out a couple details about my friend. He was on the ventilator for 19 days. He had had a tracheotomy and was in a medically induced coma. He had a collapsed lung and on dialysis as well. A horrible, strung out, lonely, expensive, and unnecessary way to die.
While I have such mixed emotions there’s no doubt his family and close friends are grieving.

Sounds like this bunch

No shortage of fkn idiots running around out there.

The ones who test positive and don’t believe it - wow.

How come they never show an anti vax, fat, black lady?

spike wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

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spike wrote:

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spike wrote:

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spike wrote:

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spike wrote:it’s a form of long haul bro

You've distracted nicely from the idiocy of taking a shot right after acquiring natural antibodies. Well done.

I mean, you probably did.

Did what?

what?

You think I've done the thing that makes no sense I'm making fun of? I've never even been covid tested. I have t been sick in years. Eat your fucking vegetables pleb.

you exhibit long haul symptoms constantly

Which are what exactly?

enjoying soccer is definitely one

Sure. It's only the most popular sport on the planet.

Among countries that never put a man on the moon. China's interest in Basketball is related more to space activities than actual enjoyment.

verb believes the moon landing was a hoax snd all sorts of other stupid stuff

Sometimes quote pyramids are fun.

I mean, seems to me there's an obvious suggestion but she's not gonna like it.

I guess a lot of military are only cool with protecting Americans when it means they can blow stuff up.

Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

They obvs forgot to give him the mind control one. Oops! Making up for it by packing that into the covid vax.

Fuck yeah

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

And most of those vaccines have way more side effects and less efficacy than the Covid vaccine.

Oh, fuck this shit. It's way easier to mandate vaccines in airports than the massive OSHA challenge you've taken on (which I approve of). Get that shit done, and get flying back to normal!

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

this, all the fucking way and back.

Also, his enlistment letter specifically mentioned vaccines.

I can't see how they wouldn't be dishonorably discharged.

light bulb wrote:Also, his enlistment letter specifically mentioned vaccines.

I can't see how they wouldn't be dishonorably discharged.

i bet some good lawyers could get him a medical discharge.

but yes, you get a fuckload of shots during your first couple of days in bootcamp, and i guarantee there might be *maybe* a handful of enlistees who know what's going into them.

people have had bigger reactions from an anthrax series than covid shots.

jfc.

dad wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

this, all the fucking way and back.

The average enlisted probably has a worse case of the sniffles in bootcamp than what they would get from Covid. Its not something thats going to incapacitate them. Its a nothing burger for 20 year olds.

Good comparison to the anthrax vaccine as that was also developed on an accelerated timeline and why they waited for FDA approval before mandating the Covid vaccine.

I was with some of the first to get the anthrax and new boosters before a deployment. Also, the amount of shit they shoot you up with when you deploy to certain areas of the world scares me more than any covid vaccine. If this nephew doesn't have a problem with any of that stuff then he's probably just handing out basketballs at the base gym or something

dad wrote:

light bulb wrote:Also, his enlistment letter specifically mentioned vaccines.

I can't see how they wouldn't be dishonorably discharged.

i bet some good lawyers could get him a medical discharge.

but yes, you get a fuckload of shots during your first couple of days in bootcamp, and i guarantee there might be *maybe* a handful of enlistees who know what's going into them.

people have had bigger reactions from an anthrax series than covid shots.

jfc.

It'll depend on the stance the government wants to take on the issue.

But there are no "good" defense lawyers in military courts, that's something reserved for bad CBS shows.

light bulb wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

And most of those vaccines have way more side effects and less efficacy than the Covid vaccine.

Do they work longer than 5 months?

verb_to_trust wrote:

light bulb wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

And most of those vaccines have way more side effects and less efficacy than the Covid vaccine.

Do they work longer than 5 months?

Vaccines are only effective against specific strains, that's why the basic flu is so prevalent still.

Fortunately, each succeeding strain tends to be less deadly than the original, that's why the flu has just become part of daily life.

But this needed people to take succeeding vaccines.

Not sure why this is so hard for people to understand. It's common sense and a basic understanding of the human body.

light bulb wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

light bulb wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Did he complain when they gave him 20 vaccines at bootcamp, all of which I bet he has no idea what they are?

And most of those vaccines have way more side effects and less efficacy than the Covid vaccine.

Do they work longer than 5 months?

Vaccines are only effective against specific strains, that's why the basic flu is so prevalent still.

Fortunately, each succeeding strain tends to be less deadly than the original, that's why the flu has just become part of daily life.

But this needed people to take succeeding vaccines.

Not sure why this is so hard for people to understand. It's common sense and a basic understanding of the human body.

That rules verb out