Warren Tredrea (Football discussion only)

[ElectricG]

It's not a friend of a friend though. It's a man I know personally and interacted with.

It's always a dismissal or downplaying or disagreeing with things said that don't suit the views you hold.

Okay. I don’t mean to suggest you were lying. But I mean, vaccine injury is always a risk. Whether it be your meningococcal jab or your covid one, there will always be some very unlucky individuals.

For a long time now, organised societies have accepted this risk to mitigate disease with would wreak havoc on populations. I don’t know what to tell you - the covid vaccine doesn’t carry risks that we don’t already accept.

 

[PeacefulWarrior]

It's not a friend of a friend though. It's a man I know personally and interacted with.

Shit happens though.

The vaccine saved millions of people’s lives.

There was bound to be some collateral damage unfortunately

It doesn’t mean the vaccine wasn’t a success.

 

[Doctor Feel]

I'll take the opinion of health professionals on this one rather than "old man festerz says its ok!"

When your GP, your nurses in hospital and your surgeon say it was rushed, dodgy and skipped usual testing protocols to be expedited, I think i'm inclined to question it. Lets not forget they literally stopped astra zenica because people started refusing it and demand dropped lol. No worries, thrombosis 3-4 weeks after injection.

But whatever I guess, think what you like. As peaceful says, it doesnt mean it wasnt a success in the strict sense, but you would actually be pretty dumb to think it wasnt significantly more flawed than vaccines that go through a decade of testing before mainstream use.

 

[TazD]

This was the retcon.

Originally it was sold as stopping spread. Preventing infection.

Retcon lol this isn't The Phantom Menace.

 

[Doctor Feel]

Unless his doctor is Doctor Feel then yes, I do.

Vaccines dont cause austism, I do.

 

[Powerade 08]

yes he was, remember please take the vax to stop the spread!!!! how did that work out

Anti-vaxxers thought everyone would drop dead. great business model that. cause some guy on youtube said it.

I think i'll take the reasonably consistent views of the experts instead

 

[ElectricG]

I'll take the opinion of health professionals on this one rather than "old man festerz says its ok!"

When your GP, your nurses in hospital and your surgeon say it was rushed, dodgy and skipped usual testing protocols to be expedited, I think i'm inclined to question it. Lets not forget they literally stopped astra zenica because people started refusing it and demand dropped lol. No worries, rhrombosis 3-4 weeks after injection.

But whatever I guess, think what you like. As peaceful says, it doesnt mean it wasnt a success in the strict sense, but you would actually be pretty dumb to think it wasnt significantly more flawed than vaccines that go through a decade of testing before mainstream use.

GPs and nurses telling you their gut feel on things is still anecdotal. If it’s not supported by the data then it’s probably BS.

I’ll stick with getting medical advice from Festerz thank you very much.

 

[Doctor Feel]

GPs and nurses telling you their gut feel on things is still anecdotal. If it’s not supported by the data then it’s probably BS.

I’ll stick with getting medical advice from Festerz thank you very much.

You should give Warren Tredrea a try. He is just as informed.

 

[edgie]

Okay. I don’t mean to suggest you were lying. But I mean, vaccine injury is always a risk. Whether it be your meningococcal jab or your covid one, there will always be some very unlucky individuals.

For a long time now, organised societies have accepted this risk to mitigate disease with would wreak havoc on populations. I don’t know what to tell you - the covid vaccine doesn’t carry risks that we don’t already accept.

But it did, because it was very loudly pushed how safe it was, like no other vaccine - and the flipside being that covid isn't exactly polio.

Also the local pool hasn't barred anyone from taking their kids to swimming lessons if they didn't have the polio vaccine.

 

[edgie]

Shit happens though.

Thanks Tone

 

[edgie]

Anti-vaxxers thought everyone would drop dead. great business model that. cause some guy on youtube said it.

I think i'll take the reasonably consistent views of the experts instead

And yet it the experts were pushed to maintain a certain narrative and not speak ill of it by the government.

 

[PatientMental]

They pushed the vaccines into early production and roll out because of how petulant people were about lock down

If people were a little more patient and empathetic to the sick roll out wouldve been safer and slower.

But people are selfish impatient and stupid.

 

[ElectricG]

But it did, because it was very loudly pushed how safe it was, like no other vaccine - and the flipside being that covid isn't exactly polio.

Also the local pool hasn't barred anyone from taking their kids to swimming lessons if they didn't have the polio vaccine.

Show me the data (yes, data, not some YouTuber flapping his gums) that covid vaccines are less safe.

 

[Grave Danger]

I'm waiting for Warren's missus to tell Warren to tell us not to brush our teeth - cos of microplastics

 

[Doctor Feel]

I'm waiting for Warren's missus to tell Warren to tell us not to brush our teeth - cos of microplastics

Trueeeeeeee. I was cutting some kabana the other day and I was being lazy and just cutting it through the plastic and I was actively thinking someone would tell me off for that because micros.

 

[edgie]

Show me the data (yes, data, not some YouTuber flapping his gums) that covid vaccines are less safe.

I'm not saying it is 'less safe'

I am saying that the messaging from the authorities and experts was that it was super duper safe and also it will prevent spread and infection.

And if I didn't get it I could hardly leave the house.

 

[ElectricG]

… microplastics are actually bad though right? Or have I been hoodwinked

 

[Peninsula Boy]

As I always like to say the man who invented vaccines was a eugenicist.

 

[Powerade 08]

And yet it the experts were pushed to maintain a certain narrative and not speak ill of it by the government.

The government and big pharma both want you alive, working and paying them. one of the only times government, business and regular people are all aligned. Theres no 'certain narrative' to 'speak ill' about. Its all made up youtube shit

 

[edgie]

… microplastics are actually bad though right? Or have I been hoodwinked

Hope not because the pandemic certainly released plenty of microplastics in to the world

 

[edgie]

The government and big pharma both want you alive, working and paying them. one of the only times government, business and regular people are all aligned. Theres no 'certain narrative' to 'speak ill' about. Its all made up youtube shit

So if the government and 'big pharma' have aligned messaging it can only be a good thing.

 

[Grave Danger]

Trueeeeeeee. I was cutting some kabana the other day and I was being lazy and just cutting it through the plastic and I was actively thinking someone would tell me off for that because micros.

If the microplastics don't get ya the highly processed foods probably will.

 

[Papa G]

Team Cuckazoid are back Baby!

Could this stir up the Ghost OGC?

 

[ElectricG]

As I always like to say the man who invented vaccines was a eugenicist.

Who specifically are you talking about

 

[Grave Danger]

… microplastics are actually bad though right? Or have I been hoodwinked

Yes, you're probably right. I was being a bit facetious posting that, but even sensible people are saying it, not just cookers. I had to buy a new electric kettle recently and just this week a 'study' reveals that the plastic ones release billions of nano-particles in every cuppa. Oops.