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brightsAngel's avatar

The term/word anti-vaxxer is invented as so many others by the pharmaceutical and medical complex, media and/or CIA.

To ask questions about something that is new, not used before as in experimental is a sound way in life. To use common sense and not directly head on trust what a state official or a public ‘health’ official tries to sell unto you in collaboration with Pharma is and can be life-saving. These people have never yours, our best interest in mind.

Social distancing, what an utter load of bullocks.

‘Vaccines’ , injections of poison into a body of purity.

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Colin Brace's avatar

Exactly right. It's now blindingly obvious, at least to a growing number of us, that the term "anti-vaxxer", like "conspiracy theory", was a term consciously promulgated by the corrupt corporate media to silence debate about controversial topics.

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Dr. Colleen Huber's avatar

Yet I have worn that label with pride for decades. Why take the sacrament of someone else's religión, just because they gave their garbage the word "vaccine"?

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Stephenie's avatar

Oooh I love this image. It is sooo apt.

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Ms. P's avatar

Not to mention, the current crop are not really vaccines. Even the SEC filing for Moderna calls it what it is: gene therapy.

I decided years ago, that I would not take chemo, unless for specific cancers where it can potentially save your life. The last time I spent time on this, there were two such cancers. That may have changed in the interim.

In other cases, chemo may prolong the agony or shrink the tumour, but with no significant relationship to longevity. I learned also that many tumours treated with the full onslaught, would not have been lethal in the long-term, had they been left alone.

My mom-in-law, was given 6 months to live. She refused chemo. She eventually agreed to a very mild one, but then stopped shortly after. She lived about 10 years, and it was her heart that got her, not the cancer. I know this is just one case, but from what I learned years ago, getting a chemo drug to market is pretty sketchy too.

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