You say fear, I say denial. Maybe it's both, or maybe they are just different branches of the same tree for the purposes of this exercise. I suppose fear is what keeps them in denial.

In any case, what I see are people desperately trying to convince themselves that they weren't wrong because accepting that they were carries with it a boatload of less than flattering, and legitimately scary, implications.

So when they bitch at you for saying "yeah it was probably the vax", it's more about the fact that you are fucking up their carefully crafted bubble of psychological self-protection than anything else.

It's not that they really care about so-called "misinformation" or even the health of other humans..it's clear that if they truly did, there would be a natural intellectual curiosity as to what is actually happening, why are all these athletes and celebrities "suddenly dying", etc..but no, all that self-congratulatory, self-administered tongue bathing is just virtual signaling bullshit to make them feel better about being lied to and lying to themselves. It's part Stockholm syndrome and part groupthink dynamic. It's easier to adhere to groupthink, no matter how incorrect it is, if you have an unending supply of confirmation bias (which they do currently), and the group has some sort of tribal commonality that they can all share. It's like a membership card or badge that says "I'm an official member of a group" and it offers the same dopamine supply as social media "likes", sex, and drugs. In this case (as with many others), that commonality is the mantra that "we're all good people with good intentions, so therefore we can't really be wrong about anything ever", regardless of how many times or how hard they're slapped in the face with a contradictory reality...that is, until it's YOUR turn to "die suddenly"...

So, people live in denial all the time about a variety of things. This is nothing new. I think that the tougher the implications, the more difficult to break out of that self-defeating cycle. If you bury your head in the sand and don't look at a problem for what it actually is, there is the belief (albeit a false belief) that you will never have to actually deal with that problem. Addicts do this. "I'm not an alcoholic, I can quit anytime" and shit like that. Meanwhile, they can't keep a job, a mate, a friendship.. pretty soon they get arrested.. that may or may not be enough to end the denial. Then you get three DUI's and now you're going to spend some real time in jail.. that usually wakes them up, but now they're in jail..

In this case, the penalty for self-delusion is much more severe than jail time: death. Therefore, the desire to maintain the delusion is that much more intense. Because think about what happens if you've had 20 shots in the last two years, you're having weird body aches and chest pains, etc., and then you decide to face your denial? I can see why it would be scary. Suddenly, you're having to ask yourself if there's anything you can do to reverse the damage you've caused to your body, and then of course the uncertainty of never really knowing if or when you will be the next one to "die suddenly". So for most people, it's just easier psychologically to remain in denial. Logically, it doesn't make sense obviously. It would be better to actually deal with the problem in hopes that you can defeat possible death. But then there's also the shame associated with not only admitting that you were wrong, but that you were suckered into believing a pack of lies, and for many, that you treated other people very badly (and maybe even wished some of them death) simply because they had the wherewithal to think critically when you didn't.

So there's also likely no way for these people to face the denial without being made to feel like a total piece of shit, even if that feeling comes exclusively from the inside.

To that point, we should be soft, yet firm, in our assertions with those on the other side of the issue. At least, if you want them to live. Most of us probably have people we care about who are on the other side of the issue. I know I do. And while it's frustrating to hear them tacitly admit certain things but never outright apologize to me as time goes on, at the end of the day I just really want them to wake up and to live. I'm preaching to myself here as much as I'm preaching to you all. My point is that if there's something I can do to soften the blow someone might feel in facing their denial on this issue, I should do it. They are already probably going to feel shitty enough without any additional shit talk from me. But again, this only applies to certain people. As we all know, there are some who are true believers no matter what, and nothing short of death is going to get them out of this.

People at work--everyone but two or three of us were forced into being vaccinated and boosted to the max--are talking about how they heard this chest-impact heart-stopping hit is common in soccer and lacrosse, etc. It's just ridiculous and sad. The level of denial.

The "vax" doesn't have to kill everyone it affects, but, numbers-wise, it will kill a ton of people, and apparently it will do this slowly enough that idiots (who might mean well, who might be friends and family, who might be vindictive evil cunts) will lose the plot and not understand what is happening. Hoodwinked by fear and in denial of basic conclusions from child-level deduction... An absolute tragedy that is heartbreaking but somehow macabre and funny as well. It makes me sick.

I'm just shocked that the NFL and TV network didn't immediately call it a mild concussion, cart him off and keep the game going. It cost them advertising money plus there is a precedent that they will have to halt every game when a player goes into cardiac arrest, which may become frequent.

such a huge over reaction to the Hamlin

I have said it before and I will repeat it here. Only jews have the media power to create this much hype, this fast.

This is a propaganda campaign to make the vax harm debate revolve around an incident in which the sheep have a lot of plausible deniability to cling to. There will be a lot of "professional" studies done showing this is not unheard of. There will be a lot of lessons in schools about how a rare incident can lead to public hysteria and it is that hysteria that is the cause of anti vaccine claims.

There have been thousands of players falling over dead on the field without any contact with anyone. None of those were blasted across all social media like this. None of those got this kind of traction dispite being far more convincing of vax harm.

How does your theory explain that?

Vaxxtards are scared of literally everything.

Who believes he is really alive? He is reported to had made a remarkable recovery, via writing only, no verbal . Convenient for no interviews but just written statements that no one can verify who wrote them.

I feel so sad for anyone who took the unnecessary, poisonous, experimental and untested injections for no reason.

not enough

if, by chance, we get to the 1% death mark (1% of population dies every year) then .... yes

If you haven't watched Died Suddenly here is the link. https://rumble.com/v1wcs7o-died-suddenly-2022-full-documentary.html

Good point. Noticed the over the top response but never thought of that.

I do hope so.

I think this shit is all by design. The bad guys need the USA to fold. A poison shot in the arm on behest of government cronies who actually work for big pharma is just one more piece to the big picture.

I am really surprised the vax injured haven't already started taking out the trash.