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1. sapphire (sapphire@tnd.lol)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Feb-2023 06:52:06 JST sapphire

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   • Xeraser 🇮🇹 | 🇷🇺
   • Ako Suminoe :njp:
   @RealAkoSuminoe @Xeraser @mkultra forget the risk, what's the reward of me taking the vaccine as a healthy male with no pre-existing conditions? It doesn't stop you from spreading the disease, it only provides 6 months or so of protection, and the disease it protects you from is no worse than the flu.
   
   Forget the risk, give me one reason to take ANY risk
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   • Ako Suminoe :njp: (realakosuminoe@poa.st)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Feb-2023 06:52:07 JST Ako Suminoe :njp:

     • Xeraser 🇮🇹 | 🇷🇺
     @mkultra @Xeraser Sure. You can probably say that all vaccines have caused a bad reaction in at least some person. When these drugs are used by millions and millions of people, you are going to get examples of this happening. The problem is, these are anecdotes until you include a denominator. The denominator has become very large, so even with all these examples, the risk is low.
     
     The bigger issue for me is that skeptics have put themselves in an echo chamber where they only ever share around stories UN-SKEPTICALLY. Now, the vaccine skeptics believe a bunch of things that are measurably untrue, and think that merely POINTING THAT OUT makes you a pro-vaccine extremist.