Quote (TiStuff @ Sep 8 2021 02:02am)

do i have to provide definition of red herring for you?

Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Sep 8 2021 12:01am)

Because the clarification was specifically for the mRNA vaccines.

Prior to the mRNA vaccine the definition of vaccine was "something you can introduce into the body that will stimulate an immune response to a disease without resulting in contracting the disease". The "change" was merely to clarify the new mRNA technology, not an actual change of the definition because almost all definitions of vaccine would have already included mRNA vaccines, and remain unchanged to this day which is why we've linked you dozens of definitions from 2015 or earlier that are as such.

Quote (TiStuff @ Sep 8 2021 12:07am)

meh fukn bullchit how you change the game after you said i was "lieing" about ever proving proof that the definition was changed

"Because the clarification was specifically for the mRNA vaccines."
(ya thanks they changed the definition )
(and nope mRNA experiment doenst claim immunity. see that first link i offered)

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Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Sep 8 2021 12:04am)

You could at least try to make it obvious you're not interested in anything but repeating propaganda. If I were your boss I'd definitely dock your pay for being so obvious about it.

Quote (Handcuffs @ Sep 8 2021 12:09am)

Merriam-Webster doesn't proactively define words, and is regularly updated.



https://www.merriam-webster.com/help/faq-words-into-dictionary

Quote (TiStuff @ Sep 8 2021 02:07am)

meh fukn bullchit how you change the game after you said i was "lieing" about ever proving proof that the definition was changed

"Because the clarification was specifically for the mRNA vaccines."
(ya thanks they changed the definition )
(and nope mRNA experiment doenst claim immunity. see that first link i offered)

Quote (TiStuff @ Sep 8 2021 12:26am)

defining the mRNA jab as a "vaccine" is just a tactic to trick the chumps.

Quote (net @ Sep 8 2021 12:29am)

Show me someone that got the vaccine five years ago so I have solid, real data about the long-term effects. Oh wait, that's impossible. I refuse to be a test subject, thanks.

Quote (Handcuffs @ Sep 8 2021 03:30am)

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