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Jason's avatar

When my son first attended pre school, the teacher explained to us new parents that the best way for a child to learn a lesson is through natural consequences. For instance, if he didn’t bring a coat to school on a cold day, he’d experience being cold, and would likely remember his jacket the next day. I’ve learned the same applies to vaccine science. People who are open-minded and interested are usually the quiet ones in the background. The loudmouths on social media who shout down any skeptic are the ones who, unfortunately, need to learn via natural consequences. For those of us who chose not to vaccinate, we didn’t do it to win a debate. We did it because we believe NOT vaccinating makes us healthier. So the fights worth having are to retain our rights against mandates and discrimination. Those who are open minded will seek out our perspectives and those who aren’t may experience natural consequences. I’ve had no issue permanently ending relationships with long time friends who are too stubborn on this issue to either engage in rational discussion or at least drop their judgement of me.

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Dr. John's avatar

Never another jab for me. I firmly believe now there never had been a safe jab...ever. or...effective...all have caused auto immune or worse. Now with mRNA all are deadly. ALL.

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