Getbig Members who are scared taking the Corona Vaccine - Ha fucking Ha!!!

[IRON CROSS]

Why the fuck would I get a shot when the chances of survival without it are like 99.7%? You sound paranoid...retard

Old bitch Merkel is begging Mr.Putin to give her Sputnik-5 

[jbarron]

I`m not scared of too much,I`m just not stupid.

Didn't you give yourself cancer?

[jbarron]

And the odds of someone in my age group dying of Covid-19 is 0.06%.  That figure is even lower for me, given that I have no underlying health conditions.

That's why I'm not getting the experimental mRNA gene therapy agent being presented as a vaccine by pharmaceutical companies who have legal immunity to any lawsuits in the event that the vaccine causes injury, illness, or death.  As more and more people like yourself line up to be guinea pigs in the first human trial for this gene therapy agent, I become more confident in its safety...but I'll still be waiting to get it, if I ever do [which is unlikely - in fact, I most likely will not be getting a normal flu shot again until I am at least 65 years old].

Not everyone is afraid of their shadows.

It's not just to protect you ya dumb kunt think about your parents, grandparents, people in your community.

[Grape Ape]

I seriously doubt that. Not that it matters what you think will happen in the course of a year. What do Cuomo's problems have to do with this? Fauci is still a hero in my book. If I had to chose between taking advice on COVID from Fauci or Trump, I would still choose Fauci. He may have wavered on the need for masks but he didn't advocate for bleaching the COVID virus out of people's bodies.....never a good idea.

Trump didn't advocate for bleaching...he was rifting, something he does poorly, and should not have been in that situation.

He basically was saying if a disinfectant works quickly on the outside, it would be interesting if they could develop something that worked inside.

Never said inject bleach.  The whole lysol/bleach things were liberal talking points.

Here is the quote:

"And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in one minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning, because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number on the lungs, so it’d be interesting to check that, so that you’re going to have to use medical doctors with, but it sounds interesting to me. So, we’ll see, but the whole concept of the light, the way it kills it in one minute. That’s pretty powerful."

https://www.politifact.com/article/2020/apr/24/context-what-donald-trump-said-about-disinfectant-/

[SOMEPARTS]

It's not just to protect you ya dumb kunt think about your parents, grandparents, people in your community.

Another day, another gimmick.

[Primemuscle]

Trump didn't advocate for bleaching...he was rifting, something he does poorly, and should not have been in that situation.

He basically was saying if a disinfectant works quickly on the outside, it would be interesting if they could develop something that worked inside.

Never said inject bleach.  The whole lysol/bleach things were liberal talking points.

Here is the quote:

"And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in one minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning, because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number on the lungs, so it’d be interesting to check that, so that you’re going to have to use medical doctors with, but it sounds interesting to me. So, we’ll see, but the whole concept of the light, the way it kills it in one minute. That’s pretty powerful."

https://www.politifact.com/article/2020/apr/24/context-what-donald-trump-said-about-disinfectant-/

Calling what he said a riff is too forgiving, IMO. That quote seems more like the ramblings of someone who is either incredibly dumb or is demented. Bleach is a disinfectant. In fact, it is a very strong and effective one in that it kills viruses such and Hepatitis C while the approximately 300 quaternary disinfectants have varying anti-microbial efficacies. Even today, 22% of hospitals use bleach as their primary disinfectant.

[Grape Ape]

Calling what he said a riff is too forgiving, IMO. That quote seems more like the ramblings of someone who is either incredibly dumb or is demented. Bleach is a disinfectant. In fact, it is a very strong and effective one in that it kills viruses such and Hepatitis C while the approximately 300 quaternary disinfectants have varying anti-microbial efficacies. Even today, 22% of hospitals use bleach as their primary disinfectant.

It was a riff - he was having a conversation.

Regardless, he never said bleach.  Or Lysol.  Or that people should inject it.

But the left ran with it, and it's in the heads of many as true.

[Irongrip400]

Stark can I ask you a serious question....I`m gonna anyway so fuck it.

You`ve been absent from the board for quite some time now you return out of the blue concerned about peoples health.

GTFOH

Joon hacked another account. This isn’t Stark.

[Earl1972]

survival rate is over 99%

average age of death is in the 80's, which are people that already outlived normal life expectancy

why do i need this vaccine and why do the vaccinated get so upset for us not taking it

E

[Primemuscle]

It was a riff - he was having a conversation.

Regardless, he never said bleach.  Or Lysol.  Or that people should inject it.

But the left ran with it, and it's in the heads of many as true.

I looked up riff in traditional dictionaries. Here is what I found in the Collins dictionary: A riff is a short piece of speech or writing that develops a particular theme or idea. This suggests Trump was being serious and I don't think that's how you meant to characterize his comments during a White House coronavirus task force briefing which was publicly broadcast to the nation.

Maybe the Urban Dictionary is a better source for this situation.

Urban Dictionary Definition of a riff: riff
To make stuff up on the spot.
Can be applied to nearly anything--music, writing, lying, whatever.

Late-night talk show hosts and stand-up comics do topical or celebrity riffs. They may touch lightly upon an issue but quickly depart from it just for comic effect. They do not address or critique the issue or personality in question directly in a sober, mature or scholarly manner; instead they use it as a springboard to say something silly or irrelevant.

[Matt]

survival rate is over 99%

average age of death is in the 80's, which are people that already outlived normal life expectancy

why do i need this vaccine and why do the vaccinated get so upset for us not taking it

E

The only thing I can think of is that these morons think people of all ages are dropping like flies [media lie], and that the vaccine isn't very effective.  Well...if the experimental mRNA gene therapy "vaccine" isn't very effective, why would it matter even if we all take it?  They could still get it.  They probably think it's 70% effective or something, which will really only pack a punch of all of us get it.

But in that case, my suggestion to these people is to just stay home, lock themselves in their basements, and if they do have to go out for any reason, to wear a mask.  If they are the irrationally scared ones, why should their right to go out as often as they want without wearing a mask trump my right to not rush to get an experimental vaccine for a virus that has a 0.06% rate of mortality for my age demographic, when I am always highly symptomatic when I get sick, tend to buy enough food and other items to last me a week to a month, preventing me from needing to expose myself to large numbers of people at stores anyway, and have the means to completely self-isolate when sick?  It's just so strange being judged by people who think that because they followed the government rules spewed by the news while I do things my own way [but still safely/responsibly, in the midst of an overhyped low-lethality pandemic], that they are somehow being more responsible than I am.

How is a person who goes to Wal-Mart wearing a flimsy paper mask, exposing themselves to dozens of people in a day, or even a hundred or more people over the course of a week somehow less of a public health threat than someone like me who lives alone, lives off my savings and rent checks, and only exposes myself to about 10 people a week [maybe 1-2 per day - two so far today, and I'm probably going to stay in for the rest of the day/night], but doesn't wear a mask?

Especially given that probably half of the people I see regularly are already vaccinated, and would tell me if they were exposed to anyone who had tested positive for the virus.

Even then, those "positive" cases are greatly exaggerated because the PCR tests are WAY too sensitive, and can test for people who actually have the virus using 1,000 times less sensitivity, calling into question if these people even have the virus, and not just a molecule or two of the virus in their system, making them not even positive at all - which explains why so many virus "cases" are among people who have had no symptoms AT ALL, which actually means they never had the virus, but that the overly sensitive PCR test simply detected they had a few molecules of the virus in their system, or even just one molecule, depending on the number of cycle thresholds were used in the administration of the test.

Dr. Kari Mullis [Ph.D in Chemistry] who won the NOBEL PRIZE in Chemistry in 1993 for creating the PCR test in 1983 even said himself that the PCR test is NOT intended to test for viruses, but simply amplifies genetic material upwards of a billion or more times the size, making it readable.  THAT is why he won the Nobel Prize in CHEMISTRY, and not in MEDICINE - the test is a chemical test, and is only intended to amplify the very small.

If I had to guess, the PCR test is used to test tiny droplets of blood to determine the genetic code of that blood, to find out whose blood it is, whereas in the past, you would have needed much more blood to do proper blood tests.  For example, in the case of the murder of Diana Robertson in 1986, they were able to determine the blood found was human, but they couldn't identify the blood type.  The investigator who looks like an ostrich in the video below said that in the Robert Stack version of this episode, but it was cut from the Dennis Farina version for some reason [below], which is also the only version of the episode available on YouTube for some reason.    I think the Stack episodes are better.

But anyway, my point is that the PCR test allows small quantities of genetic material to be amplified, so that police investigators don't need masses of blood or other genetic material to determine the genetic composition of the blood [blood type, and genetic markers which show the race of the person whose blood it is, or even determine the full genetic code of the blood - that's why the PCR test was revolutionary, because it allowed small quantities of blood to undergo far more tests, as some blood is destroyed during testing, and THAT is the point of the PCR test - not testing for individual molecules of viruses in people, and then saying they are positive for that virus.  ].

As for this case [below], Michael Reimer's skull was found in 2011, proving all the feminist BS in this episode was wrong, and that he was never the murderer, but was murdered too by an unknown serial killer - it was nice of that serial killer to drive their 3-year-old daughter to K-Mart, and not murder her too.  I guess even serial killers have standards of some kind:

^ They removed the part where the ostrich-looking detective said they could not determine if the blood was human, as there was not enough blood present to do the required tests to discover that.  They even removed the interview with Reimer's father who made a very obvious case for why Reimer was NOT the serial killer, but that part was taken out, and the feminist angle was emphasized, but proven to be completely wrong when Reimer's skull was found in 2011:

https://www.theolympian.com/news/local/crime/article25296325.html

Here is the video from the PCR test creator himself, Kari Mullis [Nobel Prize winner, who incidentally, died in August of 2019, right before the pandemic, and therefore, can't speak about the uselessness of the PCR test for testing for viruses.    But he says in in the video below]:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/zbU7X38zfwsY

^ Odd that that video has been banned from YouTube...as well as videos from Dr. Erickson and Dr. Roger Hodkinson, all of whom speak intelligently about the virus, and how the mandates and lockdowns have been completely ridiculous, and actually much more detrimental to doing nothing at all. 

[Primemuscle]

survival rate is over 99%

average age of death is in the 80's, which are people that already outlived normal life expectancy

why do i need this vaccine and why do the vaccinated get so upset for us not taking it

E

Perhaps because if you don't get vaccinated and you get COVID, you could infect other's who may not fair as well as you think you will. But then, if the only people left who can contract COVID are those who choose not to be vaccinated, one could argue that was the chance they took....so, too bad so sad should you get really sick or die from COVID. 

[Earl1972]

Perhaps because if you don't get vaccinated and you get COVID, you could infect other's who may not fair as well as you think you will. But then, if the only people left who can contract COVID are those who choose not to be vaccinated, one could argue that was the chance they took....so, too bad so sad should you get really sick or die from COVID.

all the old people i know that could be at risk are vaccinated, so i have no worries of infecting them

i'm not taking this vaccine for strangers, it's not my fault they have preexisting conditions or they are as old as dirt, most of them probably lived unhealthy lifestyles to begin with

my body my choice and good to see you admit you don't care if the unvaccinated die

E

[tommywishbone]

It's not just to protect you ya dumb kunt think about your parents, grandparents, people in your community.

HAHAHA!   Since when is he responsible for their health?

You're a coward. Just another coward pretending to care about someone else's health. You're a con man. An idiot.

[Earl1972]

It's not just to protect you ya dumb kunt think about your parents, grandparents, people in your community.

do you tell the fat people in your community to lose weight since obesity kills tens of thousands of people each month?

E

[Pray_4_War]

[wes]

GAY THREAD REPORTED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111111111111 111   

[wes]

Stark,I must say your knowledgeable insight and keen Ary - an mind has made the board a far better place......please stick around pal.

[Walter Sobchak]

It's not just to protect you ya dumb kunt think about your parents, grandparents, people in your community.

Oh for fuck’s sake.

Would someone slap Ron upside the head for approving ANOTHER fucking shit gimmick.

Jesus fuck.

[Fortress]

... I would still choose Fauci ... he didn't advocate for bleaching the COVID virus out of people's bodies ...

If you can read/listen to Trump’s actual quote and not grasp his beyond-obvious train of thought, well, you are a true-blue moron. Like, literally, a moron.

[Body-Buildah]

If you can read/listen to Trump’s actual quote and not grasp his beyond-obvious train of thought, well, you are a true-blue moron. Like, literally, a moron.

Fortress, the Glory-Hole Gagger, is indeed a moron, and proves it more each day, sad fuckin' human. 

[Fortress]

Fortress, the Glory-Hole Gagger, is indeed a moron, and proves it more each day, sad fuckin' human. 

Yes, he does.

It’s difficult to not imagine he’s just trolling he is THAT moronic and clueless.

[Primemuscle]

all the old people i know that could be at risk are vaccinated, so i have no worries of infecting them

i'm not taking this vaccine for strangers, it's not my fault they have preexisting conditions or they are as old as dirt, most of them probably lived unhealthy lifestyles to begin with

my body my choice and good to see you admit you don't care if the unvaccinated die

E

I said people who choose not to be vaccinated are making that choice and taking that chance. What would you have me do about it?

Do you ever go anywhere using public transportation?

Uber - ....we want riders to know that if they want to ride in an Uber, masks are still required. 

Federal Law says masks are required on planes, buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation traveling into, within, or out of the United States and in U.S. transportation hubs such as airports and stations.

Greyhound - All customers, including those who have been vaccinated, are still required by Federal law to wear a mask while on buses and in our terminals.

Amtrak - Federal law and Amtrak policy require all customers and employees to wear a mask or covering that fully covers the entire mouth and nose, fits snugly against the side of the face, and secures under the chin at all times while onboard trains and in stations, regardless of vaccination status or state or local laws.

United Airlines - All customers must comply with our health requirements, and all customers age 2 and older must comply with the federal face mask law.

Qantas -  likely will require passengers to have proof of a COVID-19 vaccination before allowing them to fly internationally.

Royal Caribbean said adults would be required to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 to sail on the voyages.

Looks like the only way you are going anywhere is in your own vehicle or in someone else's who will allow you to travel with them sans mask or vaccine. Other options are a private plane or boat.

[Fortress]

I said people who choose not to be vaccinated are making that choice and taking that chance. What would you have me do about it?

Do you ever go anywhere using public transportation?

Uber - ....we want riders to know that if they want to ride in an Uber, masks are still required. 

Federal Law says masks are required on planes, buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation traveling into, within, or out of the United States and in U.S. transportation hubs such as airports and stations.

Greyhound - All customers, including those who have been vaccinated, are still required by Federal law to wear a mask while on buses and in our terminals.

Amtrak - Federal law and Amtrak policy require all customers and employees to wear a mask or covering that fully covers the entire mouth and nose, fits snugly against the side of the face, and secures under the chin at all times while onboard trains and in stations, regardless of vaccination status or state or local laws.

United Airlines - All customers must comply with our health requirements, and all customers age 2 and older must comply with the federal face mask law.

Qantas -  likely will require passengers to have proof of a COVID-19 vaccination before allowing them to fly internationally.

Royal Caribbean said adults would be required to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 to sail on the voyages.

Looks like the only way you are going anywhere is in your own vehicle or in someone else's who will allow you to travel with them sans mask or vaccine. Other options are a private plane or boat.

Until now I’ve never been this guy, but by Odin’s glory, if I met you, I’d punch you square in the face.

[Henda]

In a few more months No one will give a shit about restrictions and whether or not some useless cunt has had there vaccine anymore, will just be the pieces of shit telling any fucker who listen they had their vaccine and whining nobody is following social distance shit. Went to pub Saturday after a few hours when it descends into the usual jovial proceedings resembling a chimps tea party nobody gave a fuck, no social distance no mask when getting up not even the barmaids or owner gave a fuck, everywhere will be like this soon