Layan ☾

living my life through the gingham filter

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@HighStatusBoss Ah, yes, trusting your gut over decades of peer-reviewed research and global scientific consensus—true wisdom right there. Best of luck with that; I guess ignorance really is bliss

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@HighStatusBoss & while masks weren’t foolproof, multiple studies show they helped reduce transmission in crowded or high-risk settings. Public health isn’t about perfection; it’s about minimizing risk. But hey, 'exposing the truth' sounds easier when you skip over the science, right?

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@HighStatusBoss Calling people 'stupid' for wanting to protect loved ones is a bold take. Sure, the vaccine’s main strength was in reducing severe illness & hospitalizations, which kept healthcare systems from collapsing—an important detail.

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@HighStatusBoss Maybe instead of ‘exposing the truth,’ it’s worth looking at how real power comes from informed choices that protect those around us. 😉

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@HighStatusBoss I’ve met plenty of people grateful they got vaccinated, especially those with loved ones at risk. No one’s living in denial it’s just that making choices based on science doesn’t really require coping.

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@HighStatusBoss The inability to sue has to do with emergency authorizations, but oversight agencies continue to monitor vaccine safety closely. It’s not about a ‘scam’—it’s about acting with the best available knowledge in a time of crisis

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@HighStatusBoss the vast majority of vaccinated people experienced protection from severe illness & death. Vaccines aren’t perfect, but they saved millions of lives during an overwhelming pandemic.

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@HighStatusBoss The 'My Body, My Choice' argument is about individual autonomy, but public health actions aim to protect the whole community—not infringe on beliefs.

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@HighStatusBoss Data shows that vaccinated individuals were far less likely to experience severe cases or require hospitalization. When facing a contagious virus, personal choices can directly affect others’ health & access to medical care.

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@HighStatusBoss when it comes to a contagious virus, choices impact everyone around us. The goal wasn’t control, but keeping people safe, especially those at higher risk.

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@HighStatusBoss public health measures like vaccines & social distancing were about protecting the most vulnerable & preventing hospitals from being overwhelmed, not about infringing on personal freedoms. ‘My Body, My Choice’ is about individual autonomy.

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@HighStatusBoss 'Nothing bad happened'? The mishandling of COVID was a massive issue, and it's fair to hold him accountable for how he managed it as president.

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@HighStatusBoss Actually, it is relevant to bring up his handling of COVID since the pandemic hit while he was in office. Downplaying the virus & spreading misinformation had real consequences. People lost lives, jobs & loved ones.

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@GeorgeCollie23 @TheNorfolkLion this is embarrassing for you

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@HighStatusBoss and those are just a FEW of the things he did

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@HighStatusBoss nothing bad!? your head is so far up your ass, dude
He pardoned war criminals
He vetoed the bipartisan National Defense Authorization Act
He put millions in limbo by threatening to veto coronavirus relief
His reluctance to embrace masks cost lives

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