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burnerben wrote
Reply to comment by Wahaha in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
Please do not try to debate a subject you are uneducated in, it makes you look like a fool. if you really cared about your safety you would do research on the vaccine and understand like the majority or us that yes of course they tested in groups. do you not understand how medical studies work? i close relive of mine has already gotten it as he is a doctor and he says he feels stronger. if your not at high risk medically then take the vaccine your just adding to the problem and making it harder to reach heard immunity.
burnerben wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted261 in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
Fair point but i think if anything this encourages people to take it so we can reach heard immunity sooner.
Wahaha wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted261 in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
There hasn't been enough time for the thing to get the status of tested. Give it a couple of years. To repeat these runs and see if it even works and for how long.
I still won't be getting it, since my immune system is weak. Always has been. But at that point I'll stop complaining about it being untested.
Wahaha wrote
Reply to comment by burnerben in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
To test a vaccine you have to actually apply it to a group of humans and then see how well they do a few months down the line. I don't watch news. They are all fake.
Reviewing just the paper is meaningless before the field testing on a large group of people. If the paper stage wasn't satisfactory they wouldn't go ahead, now would they?
Also, how are you supposed to go outside if there's police patrolling the street preventing you from just doing that? Maybe your place is better off than others. But even then, vitamin D is only half the story. The other half is that by being exposed to germs around the year our immune system is stimulated to work. The more clean we make our environment, for example by avoiding other people and thus germs, the less our immune system will have to do around the year and thus be weakened.
I know my immune system is weakened, since I wasn't outside much this year and basically haven't met any humans. I'm certainly not standing in line to get the virus via a vaccine. I made this mistake a long time ago, where I got the flu a week after I got the supposed vaccine against it. Never got that vaccine again and never got the flu again. Go ahead, take the risk to sacrifice your health because you have empathy for me. I'm betting on your herd immunity and not getting this particular vaccine, since I don't want to get sick from a vaccine again. Thanks for your understanding.
burnerben wrote
Reply to comment by Wahaha in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
if you take the time to review the scientific papers (which im going guess you definitely haven't) you would see there was testing and that it works just fine. its not my fault your a sheep to fox news. the point of herd immunity is that almost everyone will have the vaccine except people at extreme high risk and they will naturally become immune. for example a friend of mine has never gotten vaccinated but was tested for immunity to several illnesses and was immune. herd immunity is a fairly well covered topic generally i shouldn't have to explain it to you. if your this concerned do the research. also if you have lack of vitamin D your just lazy and dont go outside. theres ways to go outside and stay healthy without putting your or other peoples health at risk. the reason i care about other people being vaccinated is because im a decent human and have empathy and i want everyone especially those at high risk who cannot take the vaccine to be safe.
Wahaha wrote
Reply to comment by burnerben in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
The concept of herd immunity is weird. Either you're vaccinated and safe, so someone who didn't get the untested vaccine shouldn't matter to you or getting the vaccine doesn't actually work, so there's no point to take the risk.
Especially now, that everyone was forced to stay indoors more and thus has a weakened immune system from not getting enough Vitamin D. If your immune system is weakened, getting a vaccine is the same as getting the virus itself. That's why you're not supposed to get vaccinated during or shortly after a sickness, which has the same effect of weakening your immune system.
burnerben wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
Yea i understand the privacy side of it its as simple as a true or false box. it could be compared to being a sex offender or not. if you are its public if you arent its not. obviously they are not the same but you get the idea.
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by burnerben in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
While I'm not against the idea 'in theory', it's just the first time (as far as I know) that sharing medical data about individuals has or will occur at this level.
My weariness is less about the vaccine itself and more about the 'register' and the ability to prevent free travel.
burnerben wrote
Reply to In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
im personally not against this my parents are both PHDs and have reviewed the papers on the vaccine and my uncle is a doctor and already took it and is doing fine. the reasoning behind the register is to encourage people to take it so we can reach herd ammunity. also to help countries deny visitors who might be infected.
MrBlack wrote
Reply to Book thread by mr4channer
Thanks for sharing I will take a look at them.
MrBlack wrote
solstice wrote
Reply to comment by RichardButte in The Truth About Protonmail - Privacy Watchdog by Rambler
Look at Tutanota and the recent forced backdooring.
Do you have a source for this? The only news I've found is Tutanota being forced to hand over new outgoing and incoming emails of one user who was a suspected criminal, not a backdoor for the whole service.
mr4channer wrote
Reply to He spent 10 days in jail after facial recognition software led to the arrest of the wrong man, lawsuit says by Rambler
put both them in jail, niggers are niggers. fuck capitalism
razorsedge wrote
Reply to comment by boobs in What form of secure messaging is practical for every day use? by Rambler
Actually, that is not correct. Current versions of Briar allow a user to add a contact remotely.
RoboGoat2000 wrote
Reply to GoDaddy Employees Were Told They Were Getting a Holiday Bonus. It Was Actually a Phishing Test. by Rambler
What was the test? As far as I can tell, it looks like a totally legit email. It originated from an internal corporate email address and was not asking for any personal information. Did I miss something?
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by furtivefestivefighter in What form of secure messaging is practical for every day use? by Rambler
I'll check it out, thanks!
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by MrBlack in GoDaddy Employees Were Told They Were Getting a Holiday Bonus. It Was Actually a Phishing Test. by Rambler
Knowing GoDaddy, I doubt it.
TheMadCodger wrote
Reply to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Online Anonymity by Rambler
This is a really interesting read. Good find!
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Online Anonymity by Rambler
I'm going to pin this for a little while just because it's a damn thorough read with good content.
I'm not affiliated with the creator in any way, just thought it was worth the extra attention that pinning it may bring.
MrBlack wrote
Reply to GoDaddy Employees Were Told They Were Getting a Holiday Bonus. It Was Actually a Phishing Test. by Rambler
Did the ones who passed the test at least get the bonus?
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted152 in No, Cellebrite cannot 'break Signal encryption.' by Rambler
Ha, that's pretty good.
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I feel safer already.
boobs wrote
replace "russian hackers" with "CIA via russian vpn tunnel" and it makes a lot more sense.
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Wahaha wrote
Reply to comment by burnerben in In Spain a "register" for those who refuse the vaccine: "It will be shared with EU countries" by Rambler
Appealing to authority isn't an argument, y'know? It's a logical fallacy.
I won't get it and within my personal contacts, no one will get it, either. Some of whom happen to be doctors themselves. If you feel comfortable getting a vaccine in the early stages of testing, good for you. I feel different.