Who all is taking the Covid19 Vax?

[dogster]

exactly

veterans rate of hep c was 25-35 % higher than the civilian populations in one study I read when I tested positive for hep c

like 23 yrs ago

long story short , through diet and holistic Ayurvedic paths , I have documented papers from the VA from the time I tested positive to the time I was cleared to give blood again

doc said I was rare case lol

milk thistle was a huge cornerstone of my recovery

now there is a pill that cures hep c 99%

also , speaking of painful shots , me and my wife and 3 kids all had to take a series of 6 rabies shots back in the late 70’s

the pain was a total mind ***

I had the rabies series in the 70's as well.
It was the beginning of me climbing out windows and running away............****** monkey.

 

[NewbOldster]

exactly

veterans rate of hep c was 25-35 % higher than the civilian populations in one study I read when I tested positive for hep c

like 23 yrs ago

long story short , through diet and holistic Ayurvedic paths , I have documented papers from the VA from the time I tested positive to the time I was cleared to give blood again

doc said I was rare case lol

milk thistle was a huge cornerstone of my recovery

now there is a pill that cures hep c 99%

also , speaking of painful shots , me and my wife and 3 kids all had to take a series of 6 rabies shots back in the late 70’s

the pain was a total mind ***

"the pain was a total mind ***"

I've heard that. Closest I ever got was a neighbor guy down the road had a dog that got it, and I remember seeing him kill the dog. I was maybe 14. Long time ago.

 

[boo]

I got the hepatitis C virus back in 72 when I was playing with hard drugs. In 2000 I tried the interferon chemo treatment and kept on for two years until it ate my immune system. Alive. Finally six years ago they came out with a drug called Harvoni which cured it in six weeks. The price without insurance was 250,000 for the one pill a day drug…

 

[dogster]

I hate shooting dogs that shiit weighs on my soul.

 

[RosterMan]

I got the hepatitis C virus back in 72 when I was playing with hard drugs. In 2000 I tried the interferon chemo treatment and kept on for two years until it ate my immune system. Alive. Finally six years ago they came out with a drug called Harvoni which cured it in six weeks. The price without insurance was 250,000 for the one pill a day drug…

Most likely what caused your liver problems

 

[dogster]

Most likely what caused your liver problems

Wrecked mine only at 20% function but supposedly it will regenerate.
Mayveret Cured it and test negative now.
The osteoporosis drugs wrecked my teeth and kidneys while doing absolutely nothing for my osteoporosis.

 

[WeedHopper]

 

[user 60606]

I had the rabies series in the 70's as well.
It was the beginning of me climbing out windows and running away............****** monkey.

my brother at 8 yrs old had 14 shots in the stomach 14 days in a row .. he was flag patrol raiser at school and picked up a field mouse at the pole that bit him ... not funny nor good

 

[user 60606]

 

[user 60606]

 

[dogster]

I am saying no to the drugs like I was told to.

 

[user 60606]

 

[oldfogey8]

Must be some of that ‘white supremacy’ I hear the govt talking about…

 

[oldfogey8]

 

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[dogster]

I didn't take the vaccine cuz I'm only 80% retarded............I feel sorry for those that did.
I saw a tard on faux bragging about having 7 shots.
Then they all laughed about how he only had covid 3 times so it must be working.
Not even trying to be sly.

 

[NewbOldster]

I hate shooting dogs that shiit weighs on my soul.

I've never had to shoot a rabid dog, but I loaded one up with salt shot one time. Thing wouldn't stay off our property, and it attacked our little 40 pound mutt and broke one of his legs.

Poor little guy was still in a cast when that Doberman bugger came back, so I let him have it. It was dark, so I'm not sure where I hit it, and I never saw it again, but it was yelping as it took off. I felt bad, but man he messed up our little Fritzy.

 

[boo]

while walking Dutch years ago one of my rednect neighbors dodn't care for his dogs...he had 2 akitas that were aggressive and mean...One night wwe were walking and see one of the dogs outside of the fence...once eye contact was made he came after the two of us...I carrly and put a round into the g=dogs ribs...musta peirced a lung because he started to wheeze...called him wheezer for a while until he dissappeared...I'm very protective of my boys...

 

[NewbOldster]

while walking Dutch years ago one of my rednect neighbors dodn't care for his dogs...he had 2 akitas that were aggressive and mean...One night wwe were walking and see one of the dogs outside of the fence...once eye contact was made he came after the two of us...I carrly and put a round into the g=dogs ribs...musta peirced a lung because he started to wheeze...called him wheezer for a while until he dissappeared...I'm very protective of my boys...

Yeah, an Akita can be a handful. Too many people that should never own one have them.
I carry when I walk too, even though my surrounding area is pretty safe and crime-free.
Not close to any Interstates!

 

[dogster]

I don't use a vet at end of life if they don't pass on their own.
They don't want to load up and go,the shots hurt the animal,more fear,more stress for the animal.
So I give a fatal dose of opiates wait until they fall asleep in my lap then shoot them before they can suffocate and possibly suffer.
Far easier for the animal much,much harder on me.
I believe it's the right thing for me to do else I certainly would not.
I also believe if more people took that approach maybe there would be a few less ****** owners.
****** people generally don't do the hard things.