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<blockquote data-quote="Darmark7" data-source="post: 4937056" data-attributes="member: 83127">The new woke definition of “Vaccine” brought to you by sheep everywhere is : a shot 100% of a population has to take for you to be protected. So in the future if a person wants to visit a country that has a disease that person doesn’t get vaccinated the country that the person wants to visit has to make all 100% of its citizens comply and get vaccinated so the visitor will be “vaccinated“&nbsp;&nbsp; And yet “smart” people have bought this propaganda campaign hook, line and sinker.&nbsp;I love the new campaign that tells people that get the virus after taking the shot “yeah but if you would not of taken this shot you would’ve been so much worse off” Could you imagine a financial advisor that promised you protection and then you loose all your money following his advice then he looks you in the eyes and say “yeah but imagine how bad you would of been off if you wouldn’t have listened to me”. It’s the oldest trick in the book. Something doesn’t work but the seller makes it look like it did something or you would even be worse off. That’s called double down on stupid. It’s bad enough when the seller does it but when the buyer does it …. now we’re talking triple stupid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darmark7, post: 4937056, member: 83127"] The new woke definition of “Vaccine” brought to you by sheep everywhere is : [B]a shot 100% of a population has to take for you to be protected[/B]. So in the future if a person wants to visit a country that has a disease that person doesn’t get vaccinated the country that the person wants to visit has to make all 100% of its citizens comply and get vaccinated so the visitor will be “vaccinated“ And yet “smart” people have bought this propaganda campaign hook, line and sinker. I love the new campaign that tells people that get the virus after taking the shot “yeah but if you would not of taken this shot you would’ve been so much worse off” Could you imagine a financial advisor that promised you protection and then you loose all your money following his advice then he looks you in the eyes and say “yeah but imagine how bad you would of been off if you wouldn’t have listened to me”. It’s the oldest trick in the book. Something doesn’t work but the seller makes it look like it did something or you would even be worse off. That’s called double down on stupid. It’s bad enough when the seller does it but when the buyer does it …. now we’re talking triple stupid. [/QUOTE]

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