Covid Vaccine sign

The CDC recently (Sep 8, 2023) admitted existing antibodies from prior infection offer protection against the most recent variant.

The liars refused to acknowledge natural immunity while rolling out the vaccine.

https://www.newsmax.com/health/health-news/covid-variant-new/2023/09/08/id/1133796/

When I watched "vaccinated" people dying while infected, they all said the same thing:

"I don't understand, I got all my shots"

I’ll stick with my natural immunity.
It’s a crime that people with natural immunity were forced into getting the shot.

That is my point: They got the shots - still died.

People like to compare it with small pox eradication.

A look at the two vaccines shows a stark contrast between the two.

Small pox vaccine prevented one from getting, carrying, transmitting, and dying from the virus.

Covid "vaccine" does none of that.

The covid "vaccine" advocates are angry that the unvaccinated are still alive.

It undermines their narrative.

I believe there is a lawsuit still going forward against Pfizer ( if I remember correctly) alleging fraud regarding effectiveness and safety. This is not a personal injury claim.

The FDA and CDC were complicit in perpetuating the fraud, as well as the news media and social media for disseminating lies and suppressing truth.

I would sue the entire cast of the Covid puppet show.

In a perfect world, that would happen,

In a perfect world people would not have been terrorized by their governments to take the murder medicine.

Exactly!

Unfortunately those people were denied Ivermectin, probably forced onto a ventilator and given organ destroying Remdisivir.

https://alphanews.org/family-says-they-saved-dads-life-by-sneaking-him-ivermectin-during-200-day-hospitalization/

Cute story.

Too bad cute stories don't apply to the majority. If you want other good stories I reccommend trying "The Emperor's New Clothes." Very relatable to the former President.

Or "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." A great one for MAGA politicians. (If you could call them that.)

What you're using is the "Exception to the Rule Fallacy." This fallacy occurs when someone uses a rare, unusual, or exceptional example to make a generalization or draw a conclusion that doesn't apply to the typical or common situation.

The Exception Fallacy can be problematic because it distorts the reality of a situation by focusing on an outlier and using it to support an argument or belief that isn't applicable to the majority of cases. It can mislead by presenting an exceptional case as if it were representative of the norm.

To avoid falling into the Exception Fallacy, it's important to base arguments and conclusions on a representative sample or typical examples rather than relying on extreme exceptions. Critical thinking and a thorough examination of the broader context are essential to avoid drawing inaccurate or misleading conclusions.

Sorry Charley! The Government now admits Ivermectin is effective against coronavirus.

Name 1 person

https://www.tiktok.com/@atasteofalex/video/6996807472371535109?embed_source=121355058%2C121351166%2C121331973%2C120811592%2C120810756%3Bnull%3Bembed_share&refer=embed&referer_url=www.npr.org%2Fsections%2Fcoronavirus-live-updates%2F2021%2F09%2F09%2F1035489298%2Ftiktok-covid-vaccination-megan-blankenbiller-hospital&referer_video_id=6996807472371535109

She died 9 days later.

And if you don't trust tiktok because genetic fallacy...

Alabama Local News...
https://www.whio.com/news/trending/its-too-late-alabama-doctor-says-patients-dying-covid-19-are-asking-vaccine/6TWE6GP3FJCGNH5RZ45HMTMFXM/

Man who said his faith would protect him...
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57958358

Omaha man regrets not vaccinating... local news.
https://www.3newsnow.com/news/coronavirus/exclusive-omaha-man-dying-of-covid-urges-others-to-get-vaccinated

There, I went above and beyond and named more than one. My work here is done.

How many people did you see die from COVID 0? This is the largest medical experiment in the history of humanity. Those that took it are not vaccinated. They are vaccine injured and to say anything else is in your words, sick.

The statement "If you didn't see it, it doesn't exist" is an example of a logical fallacy known as "argument from ignorance" or "argumentum ad ignorantiam." This fallacy occurs when someone argues that a claim is true (or false) simply because it hasn't been proven false (or true) or because there is a lack of evidence to the contrary.

In the case of the statement you provided, it assumes that the only valid form of evidence is direct personal observation (seeing). It ignores the possibility that there may be other forms of evidence or ways to establish the existence of something beyond personal observation, such as scientific research, testimony from credible sources, or indirect evidence.

In many situations, it's not reasonable or practical to rely solely on personal observation to determine the existence or truth of something. Therefore, dismissing the existence of something solely because it hasn't been personally witnessed is a logical fallacy.

I asked you a simple question. How many deaths were you eyewitness to? The answer is zero, so all Is hearsay /second hand At best. But this does not mean that no one died, but it means as far as you know. you have no first hand knowledge. So your not here is not needed. Witness dismissed.lol 😂 survival rate of COVID is very clear. 99.7% for anyone almost into the age of, I believe, 60. God knows how many people were killed due to the protocol, but there is Overwhelming evidence seen all around the world in the usa The homeless people on the street. and 3rd World countries, crowded prisons, et that this is not the deadly Plague that People were told that is.

How many deaths have you seen?

🤔 It is almost as if touching grass was the best prophylactic medicine.

That zany ol immune system up to it's usual antics!