RE its been a few days since I checked in...

San Francisco CA

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And going on nearly 2 solid years now, how many people do you honestly know of that truly "died of covid"? Yet, thousands have for sure died from the non-approved experimental gene therapy vaccines. Of late, many ERs nationwide are reporting that up to 85% of their intake are patients that are "fully vaccinated", yet the fake news won't report on it of course. Know what else the fake news won't discuss that everyone can see with their own eyes? The fact that the homeless population is larger than ever and not being affected by covid. Ask anyone that lives in or commutes through any large US city area... or any police officer and they will confirm the same. And, it's been a few days since I checked but there are STILL zero celebs/elites/famous Americans "dying of covid". If covid were anywhere close to being as "lethal and contagious" as we've been led to believe, then how could these truths possibly be the case? While you're here, understand that even if all of mankind were to receive vaccinations to protect us from the virus that causes covid, it's easy enough to do a little research on your own and realize that any mammal (like our typical household pets) can serve as vectors. Thus, they can still carry and allow the virus to mutate on them and ultimately it could return back to us once it surpasses our current vaccine threshold at the time. Therefore, there is zero point in trying to achieve "100% vaccination rate" either way. This is easily confirmable evidence-based reality, and not fantasy... for yourself included. Feel free to begin to try to prove us wrong here, we would thoroughly enjoy and appreciate that. Also, these facts have absolutely nothing to do with one's political affiliation, but way to inject some ad hominem response anyways... which only serves to show that you lost this debate, long ago. "its been a few days since I checked in. Still zero medical evidence that the vaccine is safe or even necessary at all. Not one spec of proof to support the republican conspiracy theories. When a person has a belief without proof or evidence, their belief is in fact a fantasy. Not reality."