I had a pretty bad case of Covid in early January 2021. Five days in the hospital. So I had natural immunity. My husband had a mild case. Neither of us got vaccinated. We were invited to a party, then told we would need to get tested for Covid to attend since we were not vaccinated. We chose not to attend.
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I declined Thanksgiving because I don’t want the exposure to the shedding of spike proteins from all the jabbed to the max folks who will be there. I have extreme sensitivity to the spike proteins and feel ill for at least 2 days after exposure. So the vaxed to the max can kiss my old white ass. I want nothing to to do with them.
Nope! Where I live (France) things never went that far. And even if a lot of people took the jab because of the blackmail very few people became believers of the narrative.
Went for a year not seeing some good friends due to “bad timing”, and “coincidence” only to find that our failures to meet up were intentional. They wouldn’t go to places and events that we were going to.
The people you’ve known for decades pre-COVID may not be the ones you discover they truly are post-COVID.
I have stayed silent on my status. It is no ones business but my own. If someone tells me that they are vaccinated, I tell them that is their choice and I am happy for them. If I am told that they are unvaccinated, I tell them that is their choice and I am happy for them. I welcome all into my home and activities. I do not discriminate based on a person's private medical choices.
My best friend died of a heart attack during the lockdown. Her last moments of life spent struggling to breathe as the medics forced a mask on her. I was disinvited to her funeral because of my lack of vaccination. I often think of her last moments with anger.
What a crock of shit. I would not under any circumstance accept an invitation that required me to take a Covid test prior to attending, nor would I take a vaccine just to attend an event. They can take these vaccines along with the doormat and shove them up their asses. I have had enough of the bullshit to last me two lifetimes. On that note, Happy Thanksgiving to all. Hoping and praying that the new year will bring the promise of sanity and peace to this insane and tumultuous world.
Though I did get the jabs early on, I now regret it and try not to focus on how stupid I was to fall for the early rhetoric of safe and effective, I most definitely feel that I did not give informed consent as I think many others did.
I missed many birthday dinners in restaurants, a wedding and a retirement party because though technically I could have gone, I never agreed with the idea of showing a pass and am fully aware of the slippery slope to control and loss of freedom those things put us on. From what I see going on almost 3 yrs later, my thoughts seem to be confirmed.
American living in Ireland. It was September 2021, was a week away from a long-planned rare visit to Philly when I got a call from my brother who now owned in the house I grew up in. "You can't stay here" were his exact words, offered without explanation. Hurt, stunned and angry, but at the time I kept it to myself and just said "okay then" and hung up. We were due to have a family reunion at the same location. Trivial, well maybe for some and in the end he relented as he couldn't handle the pressures of sticking to his guns. But these are the type of divisions that the governments' policies and interference created that helped to break up relationships all over the world. I still can't travel to the USA with my Irish family (waiting 2 years now) who have never been to America due to us being unvaccinated, whereas miraculously I can as I'm an American citizen. Figure that one out. Even though Biden has stated recently that the pandemic is over, he has extended the travel ban for unvaxxed foreigners entering the USA and yet allows many other foreigners to flood across the Mexican border every day.
We were to have coffee - outdoors - with former long-time work colleagues. They said we needed to be vaccinated to meet up. We declined. Also, I totally lost faith in organized religion Christmas Eve 2021. The email from my church said the message would be: “Jesus came for the unwanted and the cast out. Learn how we can be more like Jesus.” It went on: “If you are not vaccinated or have traveled here from another state, you are not welcome to worship with us in the sanctuary. You may participate via zoom.” Apparently nobody saw the irony...
A very happy Thanksgiving to you, Sir. Thank you for your brilliant research, stacks and the occasional very appropriate sarcasm.
Haven’t had time to keep up with your latest but saw a bit about your injury. Hope the foot is healing and glad you have a sweet dog in your life who is a guardian of said foot.
I had a pretty bad case of Covid in early January 2021. Five days in the hospital. So I had natural immunity. My husband had a mild case. Neither of us got vaccinated. We were invited to a party, then told we would need to get tested for Covid to attend since we were not vaccinated. We chose not to attend.
Yikes - the anti-science, Covidian doormat.
My doormat idea:
"Welcome jabbed -
AED defibrillator inside"
I declined Thanksgiving because I don’t want the exposure to the shedding of spike proteins from all the jabbed to the max folks who will be there. I have extreme sensitivity to the spike proteins and feel ill for at least 2 days after exposure. So the vaxed to the max can kiss my old white ass. I want nothing to to do with them.
Nope! Where I live (France) things never went that far. And even if a lot of people took the jab because of the blackmail very few people became believers of the narrative.
Went for a year not seeing some good friends due to “bad timing”, and “coincidence” only to find that our failures to meet up were intentional. They wouldn’t go to places and events that we were going to.
The people you’ve known for decades pre-COVID may not be the ones you discover they truly are post-COVID.
I have stayed silent on my status. It is no ones business but my own. If someone tells me that they are vaccinated, I tell them that is their choice and I am happy for them. If I am told that they are unvaccinated, I tell them that is their choice and I am happy for them. I welcome all into my home and activities. I do not discriminate based on a person's private medical choices.
My best friend died of a heart attack during the lockdown. Her last moments of life spent struggling to breathe as the medics forced a mask on her. I was disinvited to her funeral because of my lack of vaccination. I often think of her last moments with anger.
What a crock of shit. I would not under any circumstance accept an invitation that required me to take a Covid test prior to attending, nor would I take a vaccine just to attend an event. They can take these vaccines along with the doormat and shove them up their asses. I have had enough of the bullshit to last me two lifetimes. On that note, Happy Thanksgiving to all. Hoping and praying that the new year will bring the promise of sanity and peace to this insane and tumultuous world.
Though I did get the jabs early on, I now regret it and try not to focus on how stupid I was to fall for the early rhetoric of safe and effective, I most definitely feel that I did not give informed consent as I think many others did.
I missed many birthday dinners in restaurants, a wedding and a retirement party because though technically I could have gone, I never agreed with the idea of showing a pass and am fully aware of the slippery slope to control and loss of freedom those things put us on. From what I see going on almost 3 yrs later, my thoughts seem to be confirmed.
Hubs and I decided not to take the.☠️!
Uninvited to Thanksgiving, and 3 Christmas parties. Hubs got kicked out of his golf 4some and from a club where he was president!
Now all is OK! No apology- no nothing!
Hypocrites!!
American living in Ireland. It was September 2021, was a week away from a long-planned rare visit to Philly when I got a call from my brother who now owned in the house I grew up in. "You can't stay here" were his exact words, offered without explanation. Hurt, stunned and angry, but at the time I kept it to myself and just said "okay then" and hung up. We were due to have a family reunion at the same location. Trivial, well maybe for some and in the end he relented as he couldn't handle the pressures of sticking to his guns. But these are the type of divisions that the governments' policies and interference created that helped to break up relationships all over the world. I still can't travel to the USA with my Irish family (waiting 2 years now) who have never been to America due to us being unvaccinated, whereas miraculously I can as I'm an American citizen. Figure that one out. Even though Biden has stated recently that the pandemic is over, he has extended the travel ban for unvaxxed foreigners entering the USA and yet allows many other foreigners to flood across the Mexican border every day.
I’ve never witnessed an online meltdown of this magnitude.
This is the best Thanksgiving ever.
We were un-invited from a friend's wedding. My wife was supposed to be the celebrant!
Wait. Isn't that doormat for us unvaccinated folks that don't want our viral shedding vaccinated friends and relatives at our houses?
We were to have coffee - outdoors - with former long-time work colleagues. They said we needed to be vaccinated to meet up. We declined. Also, I totally lost faith in organized religion Christmas Eve 2021. The email from my church said the message would be: “Jesus came for the unwanted and the cast out. Learn how we can be more like Jesus.” It went on: “If you are not vaccinated or have traveled here from another state, you are not welcome to worship with us in the sanctuary. You may participate via zoom.” Apparently nobody saw the irony...
A very happy Thanksgiving to you, Sir. Thank you for your brilliant research, stacks and the occasional very appropriate sarcasm.
Haven’t had time to keep up with your latest but saw a bit about your injury. Hope the foot is healing and glad you have a sweet dog in your life who is a guardian of said foot.
Grateful for you. Take care.