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   victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:17:07 JST victor
   There would be a lot more "I told you so" about the vaccines if the people being told so were capable of learning or even admitting they were wrong
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     victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:24:03 JST victor

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     The internet has been so weaponized that it's hard to tell who is a bot, a paid shill, or just plain brainwashed anymore. I see them around here, too, and they all post the same thing. There is definitely a "covid is not over" shill campaign going on, I'm guessing with leftover funding from some account that didn't burn through it fast enough during the main vaccine push.
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     gray (gray@ryona.agency)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:24:05 JST gray

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     @victor I still see people on other social medias saying “wear your mask and get boosted”
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     Jezza™@threads.com (Official) (jeremiah@noagendasocial.com)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:26:37 JST Jezza™@threads.com (Official)

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     @victor why would they admit they are wrong? What does that accomplish for them?

     What is achieved for anyone who can say, "i told you so" and does so other than a kind of petty satisfaction?

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     victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:26:37 JST victor

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     @jeremiah A person who admit's he wrong takes the first step toward salvation. In the case of vaccines, it's the first step toward admitting they've been injected with an unknown poisonous substance, they need to take steps to cleanse as much as possible, and they can't trust the vast majority of doctors to help. Admitting one's own mistake is taking the red pill.
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     Jezza™@threads.com (Official) (jeremiah@noagendasocial.com)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:30:26 JST Jezza™@threads.com (Official)

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     @victor that doesn't speak to their priorities at all. If nothing is personally wrong with them, why would they even imagine that they've been lied to?

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     victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:30:26 JST victor

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     @jeremiah I suppose the people who took the shots and are just fine (for now) probably wouldn't admit they were wrong, despite one million VAERS reports from people who were hurt and breast cancer diagnoses being up ten-fold this year.
     
     But such a selfish person is nothing more than swine and not worth casting pearls toward...So yes, an "I told you so" in that case serves little purpose.
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     victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:40:08 JST victor

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     @jeremiah You're looking for the innocent person who lives under a rock and has never been exposed to controversy. I'm sure that person exists, but I've never met them. You'd have to sit in front of CNN 24/7 to believe there's nothing controversial about the vaccines.
     
     I told many, many people about the dangers of the vaccines when they first started coming out. I explained the history of Pfizer, the lack of testing, how new and unknown mRNA gene therapy is. I showed screenshot compilations of people who took the vaccine and died or had serious complications. I showed VAERS numbers.
     
     You know what the reaction was from most? "Well, the scientists and experts recommend that we should get it."
     
     I have little sympathy for people like that. Some of the people I told now have health problems they didn't have before, and guess what? They refuse to make the connection.
     
     At some point people are just going to be stubborn and willfully blind, and you can't call it innocence anymore.
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     Jezza™@threads.com (Official) (jeremiah@noagendasocial.com)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:40:09 JST Jezza™@threads.com (Official)

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     @victor that's a stiff accusation to level at someone who could be uninformed or misinformed. Just because the information is "out there" doesn't mean they're aware of it.

     The people that know these things were either suspicious up front, or have had a wake-up call (injury of self or relevant person) since.

     If one isn't harmed, and one is not aware of the counter-litany (vaers, etc.), why would one go looking in the first place? I don't see how that person is selfish or swine for that reason.

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     Jezza™@threads.com (Official) (jeremiah@noagendasocial.com)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:43:47 JST Jezza™@threads.com (Official)

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     @victor I see it fairly regularly; perfectly reasonable people who simply have no curiosity, and didn't go looking because it didn't concern them.

     Believing them to be willful blind is to believe they live in the same bubble you do and chose not to look at what you (or I) did.

     For some people, they really don't have an investment or knowledge here, and weren't participating in the controversy, nor "tuned in to CNN 24/7" because the whole gamut of concerns was/are outside of their wheelhouse.

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     victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Jul-2023 01:43:47 JST victor

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     @jeremiah Sounds like you're trying to make an excuse for someone you know or have some personal interest in this?