No covid ***

[DavidDetroit]

You can't mean that as written, surely?

Without going back to what I was referring to (whenever that was), absolutely. Keep in mind it was stated for a particular group.
Far too many in that group are incapable and exhibit a pronounced inability to apply logic or reason.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

The vid guy what a ---t,
No I didn't watch it all

You should have.

I imagine due to the fact its close to the end where he shows what he is actually proving here everyone will think he is saying what he actually believes which obviously he isn't.

Don't stop watching until the guy with the brown dog has said his piece.

Watch from where i have curt it below -

 

[DavidDetroit]

a ---t,

Watching some of that video was the first time I thought a**hat actually applied as a proper description to a person.

 

[labrewski]

Reference to original post these two guys are still strolling around as if they made the best choice
Numbers here are extremely high but they just say no its OK were fine
Hard to understand
or are they right is it all a farce I really don't know what to think In my eyes they should have contracted it by now

 

[DavidDetroit]

Reference to original post these two guys are still strolling around as if they made the best choice
Numbers here are extremely high but they just say no its OK were fine
Hard to understand
or are they right is it all a farce I really don't know what to think In my eyes they should have contracted it by now

When I was a kid, my mom would leave the leftover hamburgers out overnight during the summer. My brother and I would eat them for breakfast. We didn't get sick (luckily).
Science can prove that that was not wise (eating meat that has sat out for twelve hours or more at sticky, humid temperatures).
A sample size of two isn't enough for an accurate, scientific study with COVID or for whether one should be eating meat that has begun to rot for breakfast.
Go with the science. Talk to a doctor you trust.

 

[JohnBoy27]

I like most people have had both vaccines and see it as being considerate to other people… I wouldn’t like it on my conscience knowing I’ve maybe bumped some one off.

I guess it’s a personal choice of the person not to get the vaccine but at what cost to someone’s loved one who’s caught the virus of the unvaccinated and passed away as a result. Bit selfish if you ask me.

 

[DavidDetroit]

I like most people have had both vaccines and see it as being considerate to other people… I wouldn’t like it on my conscience knowing I’ve maybe bumped some one off.
I guess it’s a personal choice of the person not to get the vaccine but at what cost to someone’s loved one who’s caught the virus of the unvaccinated and passed away as a result. Bit selfish if you ask me.

I've had them both and, similarly to what you said, it's my responsibility to my fellow man to have done it.
I can't think of why one wouldn't get the vaccine, especially since the statistics and information clearly show getting vaccinated is the best option we have right now. Because of that point, I don't see how "personal choice" as a reason for not getting vaccinated can get any traction. The phrase gets tossed around plenty but what does it really say? For my relatives who aren't and won't get the shots, it says that they listen to a lot of dis and mis information and don't want to be bothered by reality and wish to stick with their cognitive dissonance.
If we're all getting the correct info, getting vaccinated is, statistically speaking, a total, no-brainer.
Of course, there is always a gray area: for example, someone may never be around people and so there's truly no reason to get it.

 

[JohnBoy27]

Hi all was talking to people in work today both around the 40 year old mark
And told theres not a chance in hell they will take the vaccination
Just wondering is there many more like this
I have it and I'm happy I got it

I've had them both and, similarly to what you said, it's my responsibility to my fellow man to have done it.
I can't think of why one wouldn't get the vaccine, especially since the statistics and information clearly show getting vaccinated is the best option we have right now. Because of that point, I don't see how "personal choice" as a reason for not getting vaccinated can get any traction. The phrase gets tossed around plenty but what does it really say? For my relatives who aren't and won't get the shots, it says that they listen to a lot of dis and mis information and don't want to be bothered by reality and wish to stick with their cognitive dissonance.
If we're all getting the correct info, getting vaccinated is, statistically speaking, a total, no-brainer.
Of course, there is always a gray area: for example, someone may never be around people and so there's truly no reason to get it.

I guess some people shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near the internet.

 

[trummy]

Was a bit too hasty there, I admit not watching to the end but I cannot see what he really achieved

 

[DavidDetroit]

I guess some people shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near the internet.

It's like that with a number of things, in my opinion. We have all this freedom here, which is great, but if you examine what so many people do with it, it's not very pretty.

 

[marshbrewer]

 

[DavidDetroit]

The guy in the video is a complete and total RWNJ out to prove his conspiracy theories, quarter-truths and to mislead people.
The video is not funny (it's disgusting actually) and proves nothing as a large percentage of a population can easily be fooled and say yes to anything whether they agree with it or not if you use an authoritative demeanor and a few key words.
How long did that clown have to shoot footage to get that meager number anyway?

 

[Chippy_Tea]

The video is not funny (it's disgusting actually)

I didn't find the video funny i actually thought it a worry that there are people out there that would have people jailed for not having the vaccine and would say so in public.

proves nothing as a large percentage of a population can easily be fooled and say yes to anything whether they agree with it or not if you use an authoritative demeanor and a few key words.

It "proves" there are people who would jail people for not having the vaccine he didn't force them to agree with him they could have done what the last guy did and asked him if he was joking. (see the edited video below) which straight away he admitted he was.

How long did that clown have to shoot footage to get that meager number anyway?

I don't have the answer the worry is he found more than one that agreed with what he was saying and were willing to sign a petition.

 

[DavidDetroit]

people out there that would have people jailed

I found it a little disturbing also but I think people being put on the spot like that aren't necessarily giving their final answer. I say stupid, wrong sh** all the time.
I'm sure you're right though that there are some who would want to abuse the law (jailing people for not getting vaccinated).
Then I thought, how do we even know that the video is of legit people and not just buddies of his?
That guy is not being held to any standard and has a massive, RWNJ agenda. His page has "Jail Dr Fauci" (or some such) t-shirts for sale.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Then I thought, how do we even know that the video is of legit people and not just buddies of his?

I don't really see the point in him hoaxing it i bet he never expected to get 99,000+ views.

My worry is i know people that if asked the same question would say jail them.

 

[Covrich]

So here is a different line of thought

Would you let them *** your 12-year-old child if it comes about they are eligible?

 

[Chippy_Tea]

If the very young are at little risk of becoming very ill if they catch it and we are at little risk if catching it from them if we have had both jabs I would say no.

 

[Random Badger]

So here is a different line of thought

Would you let them *** your 12-year-old child if it comes about they are eligible?

Do you currently refuse to let your child be vaccinated against rotavirus, measles, meningitis etc?

 

[Covrich]

Do you currently refuse to let your child be vaccinated against rotavirus, measles, meningitis etc?

Are you asking me? I haven't refused my child anything.

He however is unsure whether he wants it or not. With there being no long-term data yet I can understand his reservations.. he is a child still and whereas I am an adult I am happy to make that decision to be jabbed to protect the vulnerable and the next generation.


If he really wants it then fair enough. if he doesn't want to have it just yet and wait until he is a bit older then I support that too.

 

[DavidDetroit]

I don't really see the point in him hoaxing it i bet he never expected to get 99,000+ views.

My worry is i know people that if asked the same question would say jail them.

To repeat, I have no doubt that some would agree with jailing people who refuse the vaccines even after careful thought. Fortunately, they are in a minority.

The whole video is manipulation and is just like reality TV and should be treated as such. The guy's held to no standards, his phrasing and demeanor were meant to achieve one type of response (something honest researchers/surveyors painstakingly try to avoid). He was going for the result of "proving" that people want to lock others up without real cause.
We don't know what actually went down, what true percentage responded which way, etc. We saw what that person wanted us to see and his video was edited accordingly.
I could make chocolate ice cream look bad given the desire to do so and enough footage.