Freedom of choice or tryanny?

[PAGunGuy]

Never vaxxer, pure blood here, and proud (speaking specifically of the Covid shot)

Bare minimum of "required vaccines", I have only had 2 flu shots ever (and regret it), wife and kids never

That's all I have to say, you do you

 

[Anchorite]

Bride and I both got the Pfizer vax, but no booster. Both of us have careers that see constant interaction with the public and we’re considered essential workers. Even had paperwork to show why we were out and about during lockdowns.

We did it because we didn’t want to endanger the other if one of us got sick. Looking back, I can’t believe there were places that restricted you from entry if you weren’t injected. Crazy times. Won’t do it again. We also don’t do flu shots, preferring instead to take our vitamins and trend toward more natural and herbal remedies for that type stuff.

 

[FNFAN]

When the first PCR test came out during COVID I pulled the SOP and supporting docs regarding its development, which were readily available from the CDC. For background I teach this technique, have used it for close to 20 years in my research and serve as a consultant in assay design and execution using this technique for both academic and industry customers.
I ordered the reagents and templates to test the kit the CDC had approved for use. It failed horribly and the parameters they were using for data analysis made no sense with regard to the technique (think, using a screwdriver as a hammer for comparison).
I contacted the department head at the University where I work who was using the assay for University testing (and making millions for the University from gub'mint re-reimbursement) to let him know of the assay shortfalls and flawed positive calling parameters. I told him that the assay was operating outside of the limits of detection for the virus and will result in a greater than 10% false positive rate. I was told that my help or input was not needed. I contacted them at least 2 more times to let me help them but my emails and calls were never returned. It was all about the $$$.
finally, after about 6 months of the assay running this way they made changes, but not before millions of people were mis-diagnosed as COVID+ when they were not. The economic loss to many of these people was devastating. Also, in the early days there was a certain social stigma.
I have no love for the CDC and the NIH.

Epic post. Thank you for posting.

 

[Jfal]

 

[Musashi]

Everybody is bought, politicians and the medical community as well. Free dinners, hunting and fishing trips, even free trips to the Bahamas, what's not to like? All funded by Big P. My dog went on 27 pheasants hunts for free one year. He was dialed in I tell ya. Why do people trust these “experts” to have your best interests at heart… they don’t even know you; what benefit is it to them? You don’t sign their paychecks. Many of them are nothing but hoes. Big influence, big money in pharma. Of course, I am pretty jaded since retirement.
@Model 457 is spot on. There is data on vaccinations and autism. Recently, they found that Tylenol may be a contributor to autism if taken during pregnancy. I've been in the biz long enough to see wonder drugs taken off the shelf after their initial launch to the public; sold long enough time to cause damage and lawsuits.
What people fail to understand is the difference between older traditional vaccines and mRNA vaccines.

 

[Sharks79]

When the first PCR test came out during COVID I pulled the SOP and supporting docs regarding its development, which were readily available from the CDC. For background I teach this technique, have used it for close to 20 years in my research and serve as a consultant in assay design and execution using this technique for both academic and industry customers.
I ordered the reagents and templates to test the kit the CDC had approved for use. It failed horribly and the parameters they were using for data analysis made no sense with regard to the technique (think, using a screwdriver as a hammer for comparison).
I contacted the department head at the University where I work who was using the assay for University testing (and making millions for the University from gub'mint re-reimbursement) to let him know of the assay shortfalls and flawed positive calling parameters. I told him that the assay was operating outside of the limits of detection for the virus and will result in a greater than 10% false positive rate. I was told that my help or input was not needed. I contacted them at least 2 more times to let me help them but my emails and calls were never returned. It was all about the $$$.
finally, after about 6 months of the assay running this way they made changes, but not before millions of people were mis-diagnosed as COVID+ when they were not. The economic loss to many of these people was devastating. Also, in the early days there was a certain social stigma.
I have no love for the CDC and the NIH.

Can you explain the a bit more detail on the temps/reagent, how it failed parameters that made no sense? Not disagree, i like learning stuff

 

[Annihilator]

When i first looked at the title of this thread i got excited and then disappointed when i seen the correct spelling. i was all set to take the Tranny.

 

[Annihilator]

I haven’t had a flu shot in the past 2 years, never missed them till I had my surgery, then did my keytruda treatments, my immune system has been in overdrive, last treatment was in May of this year, going to ask doctor if I can get it now, did have the J&J covid shot, never again…….

 

[3L120]

Homogenization of dairy was like the 20’s though….the mortality rate can be seen as recent as only 50 years ago from the 70’s to today. When kids start showing up in iron lung again what will you say?

We may well see it. From what I have read, Biden’s millions brought a lot of diseases with them that were nonexistent in this country 4 years ago.

 

[Sharks79]

We may well see it. From what I have read, Biden’s millions brought a lot of diseases with them that were nonexistent in this country 4 years ago.

Not sure your point. Iron lung is reference to polio which has been a staple vaccine for years and years. So if implying immigrant it would t matter if we are vaccinated which has a long standing record of success and safety.

I’m not going to engage in any partisan bull shite.

 

[rcurtner]

Didn't watch the video. Got the two "jabs" because A: I had to, to keep my job, two years to retirement, B: I'm old, thought it was a good idea, and old enough to have seen the effects of polio in the generation before me. I'm a believer in vaccinations, kind off, sort of, maybe, losing faith, was once upon a time. Always against mandating vac. and once they started the boosters 1- however many and new vac.'s for younger and younger to the point the youngest had effectively zero chance of having lasting effects from covid, left a very bad taste in my mouth. In the end this turned into a giant kiss from the taxpayers to Pharma., pol.'s investing with insider knowledge, Dr.'s on the payroll of the CDC, WHO, Etc. AND PHARMA.
A POX ON ALL THIER HOUSES!

I was led to believe might lose VA benefits if I didn't get damn shots.