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No! Really?

No! Really?

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

The medical field has destroyed the last vestiges of public trust they had. I can't stand doctors and nurses and all the rest of the quacks and husksters who make a living off of people's pain and suffering. I'm sure there a pill to take care of that, plus three more if the first one doesn't do what it's supposed to...

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The pill to take care of quacks is a cyanide pill, liberally applied to the offender. In minetest, of course.

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I don't regard this complely as new disbelief in non-covid vaccines so much as the realization that the covid people have massively violated trust. Some of both, of course. As a parent I worry that one of my kids would get a covid vaccine, "by mistake," like I have read several times in the news.

It is a big nope now. The risk of exposing my kids to a potential covid shot far exceeds the hypothetical value of whatever other disease we may other vaccinate for. The covid assholes completely changed the calculus of this decision and their business will suffer.

This is another sideband channel where we see covid shot fallout. First life insurance, now slipping vaccine schedules. It will get even worse when they replace all of the non-covid shots with mRNA. Tetanus toxoid? Sure. mRNA to make tetanus toxoid? Nope.

Great post, and I can't wait for the next angle where we see covid vax rejection. These sidelong glimpses are valuable.

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I feel like I can't trust a doctor at this point for a blood draw. I'm of an age where certain re-immunizations are suggested, and they can just fuck right off with those.

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How about this thing where they fill a syringe at the fridge? That's over. New policy: - written order - documented procedure signed by doctor - all patient and provider information reviewed with patient - syringe must be in sealed container - medication vial is satisfactorily inspected by patient - THEN we sign a treatment consent for for the treatment.

"Nurse, you may proceed with step 1: Inspect the sealed syringe wrapping for damage and ensure that it is air tight. Initial here when you have completed this step."

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I don't even think I could trust that. They're so desperate to get this junk in people's bodies, I think they'd resort to tampering if a lot of people started demanding a thorough checklist.