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Originally Posted by Warhorse
Damn! What a great post! True about Spider-Man. It wasn't the first movie I saw since the pandemic (it was actually Black Widow) but either way, it's nice to see people fighting against the tyranny going on.
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Kinda funny. My first movie during pandemic time, was I believe, Godzilla VS Kong, then Mortal Kombat, then Black Widow and then Venom Let There be Carnage. I would always go at the dead time, matinees and when the movies were already a few weeks old, so I was literally the only one in the theater, except that one old lady that was probably a Venom and Carnage fan.
But then Spider-Man hit and I didn't want to wait for that one to die down, mostly the excitement and curiosity of the other two Spider-Men and to avoid spoilers. It was a crowded theater and I had my little song and dance with Omicron a few days later. My body coughed it up in about 3 days. Not worth risking permanent blood clots or other **** over something that only inconvenienced me for three days.
Again, I hate needles and blood clots sounds like something that is gonna involve a lot of needles. Hard pass.
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Originally Posted by Warhorse
This is how I feel. And it irks me when people hear that I am not for the covid vaccine automatically think I'm an anti-vaxxer. Like you said, the mandated vaccines for schools are for serious illnesses like small pox, polio, TB, etc which have been tried and trued and have a very long history of working. If I'm not mistaken, one of these viruses have pretty much been eradicated from society for several decades because those vaccines were that successful.
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Just the fact that when the anti-vaxxer movement started (the true anti-vaxxers, not the ones opposed to this concoction), some of those old childhood diseases made minor comebacks.... and yet those of us that were vaccinated since childhood that are in our 30's and 40's and beyond never caught this new wave of diseases, nor did we ever need a booster years after the fact. Those vaccines we took as kids were one-and-done for life. Yet this failed gene therapy cocktail can't even last a full year without needing a booster, and before all this trucker business started, we were well on our way to a fourth one, AND IT STILL DOESN'T STOP THE CATCH AND SPREAD OF THE VIRUS.