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[Not just a ‘Rona thing]
Jan. 22nd, 2023 09:02 amThough there are plenty of people who video themselves claiming that they can’t walk a straight line(they can).It was pointed out in the comments of one video I saw that if someone was not able to walk, they would have someone right there to help them. Not the case.
Do I think that there are people who have bad reactions to the vaccine?of course I do and if they can’t have the shot ,OK..however making shit up for people who are stupid enough to buy into anti-vax stuff is dangerous. There was a video that was making the rounds a number of years ago of a cheerleader who got a flu shot and started having trouble walking.
She went to an osteopath *cough* quack*cough* and things got better..for a while. Then a camera crew found her..and she was walking perfectly normal.Working theory?She has psyched herself into thinking that she had a bad reaction to the shot, and the fact that she was seen walking and talking normally bears that out.
However…this has been a think for several years.Just look at the bad science of “vaccines cause autism in kids”. No they don’t.That has been debunked several times over yet there are plenty of people who believe it. There are a lot of things that can potentially cause autism(I have heard conjecture than it can be environmental. Before birth? When you’re a baby? This is something I feel strongly about, as I had my vaccines when I was a kid, and also I have autism.
Do I think that there are people who have bad reactions to the vaccine?of course I do and if they can’t have the shot ,OK..however making shit up for people who are stupid enough to buy into anti-vax stuff is dangerous. There was a video that was making the rounds a number of years ago of a cheerleader who got a flu shot and started having trouble walking.
She went to an osteopath *cough* quack*cough* and things got better..for a while. Then a camera crew found her..and she was walking perfectly normal.Working theory?She has psyched herself into thinking that she had a bad reaction to the shot, and the fact that she was seen walking and talking normally bears that out.
However…this has been a think for several years.Just look at the bad science of “vaccines cause autism in kids”. No they don’t.That has been debunked several times over yet there are plenty of people who believe it. There are a lot of things that can potentially cause autism(I have heard conjecture than it can be environmental. Before birth? When you’re a baby? This is something I feel strongly about, as I had my vaccines when I was a kid, and also I have autism.
