Stage 1: Convince the public that a cold virus will kill them all. Politicize it so it polarizes people into two groups.

Stage 2: Roll out a drug that will protect them, label anyone a conspiracy theorist who presents evidence that the drug is unsafe or that the cold virus isn't dangerous.

Stage 3: Release an engineered virus that is deadly unto the world and call it the cold virus. Anyone who figures it out will be labeled as a conspiracy theorist and ejected from society by people in fear.

Stage 4: Require more identification of vaccination and prohibit unvaccinated people from participating in society. Label anyone who opposes as a conspiracy theorist, label anyone who takes action as a terrorist.

Stage 5: Open concentration camps, send anyone who is unvaccinated, unwilling to comply, and all conspiracy theorists/terrorists to camps. Roll out new laws for the masses.

Stage 6: Begin end game. Depopulation of the Earth. Control and enslave the few that remain.


Learn to swim.

Seven bowls of judgment:

I cant help but notice there is a higher rate of infection among 666's supporters of the thing that started the apocalypse we're in :)

High whale biologist it's pretty creepy and evil to revel in the deaths of others. Luckily, covid isn't very dangerous and "anti-vaxxxers" (which you are conveniently conflating with nutjobs who don't want like an MMR vaccine or something) are by and large going to be totally fine without a covid vaccine. Covid is not very dangerous, you are a credulous rube who is eager to believe things.

Here are the rational concerns of the hesitant population:

1) Vaccines typically take years to test for safety and efficacy. This one only took 6 months. And there have been rare, but severe, documented side effects. There is no data at all on long term side effects, because it has not existed in the long term.

2) If you're not in a vulnerable demographic getting covid is barely more dangerous than getting a cold. Many people don't even *know* they have it because their symptoms are so negligible.

It is perfectly reasonable to pass on the vaccine if you're not in a vulnerable group. However I think it's probably a good idea if you're like a 300 pound diabetic.

This is how to use your brain and not just blindly support the side you're comfortable with. But remember, it's the right who is "politicizing" this lol. Get real.

Whoever's skin breaks out in covid zits first is wrong.

Meanwhile guys I know of who are heavily racist are heavily also against the vaccine. Guys I know living on welfare their whole lives are mostly against the vaccine. None of this generalizing adds up to anything, let alone calling someone a Nazi.

You people are drama queens. Get the shot.

You guys already tried to secede once before, remind me how well that went for you.

Yeah I saw that and that's great, it doesn't change any of the points I raised. Such as the fact that vaccines usually take years to test, this was developed in 6 months (btw it was developed under trump and all the dems were saying they didn't trust it then lol, way to politicize it bros), and there is not yet any data on possible long term side effects. Also the guy who developed MRNA technology has serious reservations about this specific vaccine, and was banned from social media for "misinformation".

So, again, considering that covid itself isn't very dangerous, and if you get covid you have a robust natural immunity to it afterward, it really doesn't make sense to just put this substance in your body because everyone is screaming that you must do it.

If the vaccine works, why do the vaccinated care if everyone gets it? They are free to get it if it makes them feel safe. If the vaccine doesn't work, why do they care so much that everyone gets it? This is pure tribal political partisan idiocy and it's way more contagious than the actual virus even is.