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Don't forget to start a new thread on the second shot of the vaccine. Let's go for 17 pages there! <:)<:)
 

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Mr superior Genetics? ...why would those genetics need a shot in the first place is the question.
 

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reminder to carlito

explain at what age and by which method an airborne virus suddenly jumps from having a 36" reach to a full 72". I'm sure your advanced woodworking class at your tech high school covered that in full

this'll be a good one....
 

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I've repeatedly asked you and your dumb ass reading comprehension challenged pea brain, legitimate easy questions that you somehow think they're rhetorical. 29,000 posts not much going on except politics and ghoulish Q'Anon theories on a gambling forum. Where are your picks? It's been said here by a couple of posters that you have (had) an analytical sports betting model that churns our winners. Let's see it, if it failed you inevitably just say so. Why are you always in invisible mode? It's an anonymous forum with fake names and no IPs are exposed to the public. What's the problem or concern? Hmmmmm...
 

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All vaccines have some short term side effects for some patients a few days afterwards. SO what? Vaccines over the decades have been very effective for the most part.

BUT, the biggest issues with vaccines are not short term, but potential long term side effects, (a few months to a few years after being innoculated) for many reasons, starting with these today having a very very very short rushed trial period (5 months instead of the usual >5 years), a completely new RNA/DNA configuration, and, hey, Moderna has never, ever, sold a product, ever, after 10 years of operations, until now.
 

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All vaccines have some short term side effects for some patients a few days afterwards. SO what? Vaccines over the decades have been very effective for the most part.

BUT, the biggest issues with vaccines are not short term, but potential long term side effects, (a few months to a few years after being innoculated) for many reasons, starting with these today having a very very very short rushed trial period (5 months instead of the usual >5 years), a completely new RNA/DNA configuration, and, hey, Moderna has never, ever, sold a product, ever, after 10 years of operations, until now.


Vaccines have never been proven safe or effective
 

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In life, whenever I'm confused or depressed I always ask myself "what would Willie do?" and then the clouds open and the sun shines and the answer is clear ...and I do the exact opposite :)
 

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In life, whenever I'm confused or depressed I always ask myself "what would Willie do?" and then the clouds open and the sun shines and the answer is clear ...and I do the exact opposite :)

Smart man.

The last part is the most crucial

(he exits the markets go up, comes back.. markets go down)

WMD = Willie is a Master Destructor

We finally found the WMD we have been looking for
 

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