8,000 people die every day in the US

These anecdotal examples of people dying after the vaccine are mostly just that. If Anons are trying to be persuasive that the vaccines are dangerous, then you gotta do better than anecdotes. That is what the OTHER side does, and we tear them apart for it all the time.

For example right now they are crediting vaccines with the decline in Covid cases, rather than the PCR threshold getting lowered when Biden took office. >>13656814

If you have specific verifiable examples of people who had a neg. reaction to the vaccine and died, then shout it from the rooftops. But claiming someone died 3 months later or some shit is not winnng the argument.

>>13656814

I remember it being around $.29 except for when there was a price war, and sometimes it would dip under $.20. But I was a wee lad.

Correlation to GOLD is interesting. At $.18/gallon lets say in 1970, an ounce of gold ($35) would have bought 194 gallons of gas. At $5.00/gallon in 2021, an ounce of gold ($1900) would buy 380 gallons of gas.

>>13656876

Why not? Free country anon. I love what Scott McKay is doing, even though this board must bash every single patriot asking for shekels. He is getting red blooded American men fired up, and that is what we need.

>>13656895

Agree, but notice none of these stories ever give details. What is the cause and effect of a 3 month gap? Anecdotes are anecdotes without specific details. Young people do get hit by cars, overdose themselves, etc. Remember they med. community was coding people as Covid who died from normal conditions, we don't want to be guilty of the same.