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Joe had me rolling when he asked about sex.
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Bro tried to insinuate he was using note cards cause he used an adjective of “efficacy”, when that’s one of the MAIN terms you see when discussing a vaccine
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Joe’s questions were actually good but when he tried to throw in the “why should I take the vaccine if I’m comfortable with the symptoms” he just sounded naive.
Considering the fact that NOBODY fully knows what this virus is doing to our bodies yet. The discussions around this stuff are way way too black and white, on some “well I didn’t die” type ****
I got a family friend/big bro that’s an attorney in ATL. Early 30’s, live in the gym etc. He was popping his Mal type **** about Covid, ended up getting it and pretty much had no symptoms. Then that Covid brain fog kicked in. **** kicking his *** so bad he ended up having to take an extended leave from work. It’s like his analytical skills and memory have just straight up diminished, he lowkey might get let go if he don’t bounce back
The average person doing menial office work might not notice something like that but you seeing a lot of people in highly skilled professions saying they experiencing the same ****
Both can be true though. Long term effects of the virus and the vaccine are both valid concerns. Neither has been around long enough for anyone to completely understand the consequences.It's not naive, you're the one who sounds rather naive.
I've had Covid, I will take my chances of Covid again rather than a vaccine.
Every gives these stories to scare people. The majority of people are absolutely fine and it's no different than a normal cold. Especially if you aren't in a high risk group.
Every time you step foot outside or wake up there's a chance of something happening. Do you worry about what might happen every second of your life?
Do you worry about the long term affects of a vaccine? But y'all will take that **** quick, because a doctor gave it to you. Look at all the side affects on prescription meds. Look at all the lawsuits from them.
It's not naive, you're the one who sounds rather naive.
I've had Covid, I will take my chances of Covid again rather than a vaccine.
Every gives these stories to scare people. The majority of people are absolutely fine and it's no different than a normal cold. Especially if you aren't in a high risk group.
Every time you step foot outside or wake up there's a chance of something happening. Do you worry about what might happen every second of your life?
Do you worry about the long term affects of a vaccine? But y'all will take that **** quick, because a doctor gave it to you. Look at all the side affects on prescription meds. Look at all the lawsuits from them.
Both can be true though. Long term effects of the virus and the vaccine are both valid concerns. Neither has been around long enough for anyone to completely understand the consequences.
It's not naive, you're the one who sounds rather naive.
I've had Covid, I will take my chances of Covid again rather than a vaccine.
Every gives these stories to scare people. The majority of people are absolutely fine and it's no different than a normal cold. Especially if you aren't in a high risk group.
Every time you step foot outside or wake up there's a chance of something happening. Do you worry about what might happen every second of your life?
Do you worry about the long term affects of a vaccine? But y'all will take that **** quick, because a doctor gave it to you. Look at all the side affects on prescription meds. Look at all the lawsuits from them.
Hol up you had it?
Years from now when the long term effects of COVID start showing itself I hope the "I had it, it wasn't that bad" crowd keeps that same energy
I’m not rushing to take any vaccine but it’s wild to compare the effects of chicken nuggets and potato chips over multiple decades to some **** that could permanently impact your lung capacity as soon as next week for all you know
Stupid is as stupid does
There’s so much nuance to the topic. Especially when in the same breath, ****** that survive Covid come out with some weird invincibility complex. Joe being the perfect example of this.It's like ****** want Covid Symptoms on people to turn up just so their decision of shutting down life can be validated.
At this point all the judgement on how people should be moving during a pandemic has gotten out of hand, If people want to stay in the crib & not interact with anyone fine that is your decision. If people want to try & get to some form of normalcy in their lives i understand that too. It is up to each individual person to determine the risk factor in their decisions & deal with the consequences.
The "facts" about this virus have seemed to change weekly this entire time, the testing has been a debacle to say the least, and not enough is known on how this effects different people & we won't find out for years.
There is no healthy way out of this, you open things up you have to deal with the possible effects of Covid, on the other end we will have to deal with the long term health issues that come from poverty which will continue to increase the longer we stay shut down.
People just saying things to convince themselves.