Political rants

I was sick for like a day but the after effects last a week. It wasnt even me being sick i just had a splitting headache. It was like i got my skull smashed with a bat. Everything hurt. It wasnt like my normal headaches and migranes i was legitimately hurting. Besides that i was ok. My brain felt swollen or whatever the days after. Like i could feel the pressure in my head. I have never had a reaction to anything like that in my life. Besides anaphylaxis to something i was allergic to.

@reisempai66 Sorry to hear you found fluid building around your heart. Is that a preexisting condition or have they found the vaccine to have triggered that stress? After receiving Pfiser about 7 months ago, I haven't noticed any effect to my health. Even the day I got my second injection I felt no pain even in my arm. No headaches or trouble breathing. My immune system hasn't changed in any significant way. To this day, I myself have never contracted the virus. I work within close quarters of those who have. I know it appears to not effect me.

Don't forget that some of the people not getting vaxxed have the antibodies from getting Covid. Remember the Project Veritas Pfizer vids? Even their employees said the antibodies work and are better than the vaccines. So why should we mandate people who already have the antibodies to get the vax? Ex: Joe Rogan and Jamie test themselves regularly for their guests, and Jamie had Covid way before Rogan did. A few weeks ago they said Jamie's antibodies were still going strong. *just checked, Jamie got it a year ago

@gabriel_true lmao no not me.. its only found in kids and they think its because nurses are hitting an artery where the vax goes to the heart. Thats the current theory anyways. Peronally I didnt notice any effects at all after the vax but i also know the cheat code to it.. i chugged a pedialite before bed after the second shot and dodged all the side effects.

My brother's mother is currently undergoing cancer treatment and her Moderna vaccine doesn't show in her immune system even after having a recent booster. They believe it is the chemotherapy that's neutralizing the medicine. Doctors wish to attempt using Pfizer to see if it is the brand specifically that's being ineffective. So I can't say what's the truth.

As with all forms of economics, it's a all sweet dreams until the nightmare of reality rears its ugly head to wake us from our peaceful sleep. Communism relys on everyone always being universally on the same page. That is unrealistic therefore someone or thing has to force the others into preselected roles without the foresight to understand what the future's needs. All of it based on personal wishes and hopeful ideology that leaves most yearning for more. Capitalism assumes that everyone will reach the peak of their life's work simply through true grit and determination. That we have infinite opportunities available. But those opportunities can be artificially opened and closed with vast amounts of resources hoarded by the select few that get to the finish line first. So that brings us to Socialism. It attempts to address the previous twos' glaring flaws only to ironically fall into the pitfall of both. Stitching two problematic economic structures into a Frankenstein's monster does little to fix the root of the issue. Making a system that can give the most opportunity to as many folks possible while not shoehorning into unhealthy lifestyles or denying genuine talent simply because it creates unwanted competition for the "Already Winners." Where is this land of perfect? I know as much as all those that came before. Maybe I'll have the answer you seek tomorrow.

The problem with the left and socialism is they believe a society where things are basically handed to you without the requirements of capitalism. Is the solution to everything, like noooo you cant get free college. Things are set in place for a reason. Watch how when everyone made going to college mandatory for their kids how all of the sudden you cant just find a job based solely off of that and now it takes connections and networking with a bit of luck to find a job with your degree. Even if you were handed free shit you still run into the already existing problem where peopl get degrees and end up at McDonald's anyway, but with more debt.

Sure, nothing is free but i think education should be subsidized.. imagine putting knowledge behind a paywall.. its like you dont want to advance as a species. Obviously teachers need to be paid and buildings should be maintained but i think cutting even a little military spending and stop fighting dumb wars would be enough to pay off these debts.. hell, getting rid of tax havens and forcing mega corps to pay taxes should be enough. While we're at it add healthcare to that list. I mean you already pay health insurance.. if you rename it to tax whats the difference? ultimately i think it could be cheaper as such.