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having it does not stop you getting it
He's obviously done his research.
Don't mean to make light of it but that line made me laugh.
Unfortunately close family members have alienated themselves from me with this kind of chat.
Some seem to be taking this high horse, I support everyone but claim to be on the side of freedom to choose.
One line a family member said to me:
"I'm not for or against vaccines, but I respect your choice to have it"I questioned in which way that she was not for vaccines as they seem to have done a good job so far.
I'm not even going to repeat the gibberish that came next.
So surprised the ideas have caught so many people but I guess this conversation could be had alongside all of the residual mental health issues that the pandemic has perpetuated.
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Just had this with my older Brother (we don't really see much of each other and speak even less) . I knew he'd flirted around the craters edge of conspiracy theories for a while. I just asked him if he'd had his jabs, this was his reply:
No, I don't trust the gov, I don't trust the shitty nhs, and I have followed this ''pandemic'' with an open mind regarding it's effects and I see a lot more going on and that scares me more than covid or coronavirus ,or covid 19 or whatever it's variant this week. Freedom of choice , in fact most freedoms are being lost, people are losing jobs and lives are being ruined because people want freedom of choice, never before even when we have had 44k dying of flu in a winter has this been done, I defend your right to have it , and mine not to, having it does not stop you getting it spreading it .. virus are ever changing and no ''vaccine'' can ever solve that, the history of virus and vaccinations tells us that.Stay well bruv xx
I mean, FFS where to start? 😔