> if we post an image, will it be saved
Those of us who tweaked the hosts files to map "media.8kun.top" to an IP address, avoiding the DNS fuckup, see the pictures right now.
The pictures are posted. Your DNS provider is just not pointing you to the right image server.
a cousin of mine got vaccinated during her pregnancy .. her baby was born 3-4 days ago .. with a hand like that .. the nurses assured her / confirmed that it was because of the vaccine. . that since pregnant women get vaccinated during pregnancy they see babies with missing limbs / disabilities like this every day
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une de mes cousine s'est fait vacciner pendant sa grossesse .. son bébé est né il y a 3-4 jours .. avec une main comme ca .. les infirmiéres lui ont assuré/confirmé que c'était á cause du vaccin .. que depuis que les femmes enceintes se font vacciner pendant la grossesse qu'ils voient des bébés avec des memberes manquants/handicaps comme ça å cahque jour
Indeed. I'm willing to be a crazy fuck if it saves my loved ones though.
I found this an excellent read without the craziness. Well researched. 26 pages of explanation of why many are hesitant to take the vaxx.
https://pdfhost.io/v/JlwLHwnhU_COVID19_Leaky_Vaccine_Hesitancy.pdf
From the intro:
The hysterical rhetoric has reached dehumanizing and genocidal “unvaccinated people are plague rats responsible for mass death and must be ostracized, denied health care and imprisoned in camps” levels.
So this is a fully sourced explanation of the hesitancy toward these vaccines. No conspiracies, just data and science. I’m not anti-vax, most of us aren’t. We just have concerns about these specific vaccines. Those hesitating will not vaccinate until these concerns are addressed instead of dismissed.
This document is written for the layman. Don’t feel intimidated to read it, you’ll be able to follow it.
> I am anti-vax and proud of it.
Good. You go with that. I'm trying to convince my family members in a different way. What works for you isn't working for some people I'm trying to convince.
Thanks for your input.
Again, good for you. Your opinion is noted. For the older generations, I tend to agree.
But for the young and inexperienced, who are getting their first dose of the reality of the world, I'd rather them have a chance at not dying on their first step off the curb.