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Nah its true, seen a guy the other day with a license plate stuck to his head
Vaccine is bad juju
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I dont think thats how it works lol.
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just wait till these libtards have to accept the FACT! that the vaccine doesnt even prevent you from getting the virus! LMFAO! The dumb asses still think a mask stops a virus! BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!
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Be glad to amigo, along with any other anti vaxxers.
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Thats segregation! lol
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Don’t get the vaccine...it’s bad to put such pathogens into one’s veins!
No one in my family has either. And I was worried because all of us have had reactions to medications and vaccines in the past.
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Its because they havent activated it yet, they wanting for y'all sheep to take as much possible, before they flip that switch via 5G.
"All hail Plankton!" hahahaha
LMAO. So there's some sort of remote triggering device in my body now? This might be fun!
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Nor have I. Not taking it isn’t gonna put fatso back in office. Maybe some forget Melania and her took it.
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The vaccine offers ZERO protection to those around you.
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I know that parts true about the deathrate being normal during the entire scamdemic. A coroner in Indiana said the same exact thing.
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The school just asked if I plan on getting my daughter vaccinated, as they’re going to start making it available thru LAUSD. It’s coming. They’re going to try to force it in the kids by making it a requirement for school. My kid can do virtual learning, if that’s the case. We’re not getting that shot.
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Dont let them get the shot!
Was a funeral here over the weekend, guy works here went to it, knew the girl. She got her 2nd shot, slipped into a coma and died.
People I know who got the 2nd shot, are now getting sick.
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Everyone I know has gotten sick with that second shot.
My husband recently had it out with one of his relatives. They were having a bday party and invited us, only if we were vaccinated. We were like, guess we are not going. The relative tried to convince him to go get the vaccine so we could attend the party:facepalm:
We don’t even like this relative, so we wouldn’t have went anyways. It was the nerve of her, to think her party was THAT important. Girl bye...now I have an excuse not to invite her to our events lol
How old was she? What shot did she get? No other health issues?
Link?
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She was only 40. I dont know which shots. She had Downs I believe.
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Morning Blazer. I think you’re incorrect
Just as I thought. That's a fucking lie.
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