If he did accept the covid vaccine, he probably would still be in a hospital. He would just be able to breathe slightly better and his heart would probably be operating at 50%.

Literally the difference between life and death

Revelation 18:2



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN0FrabzVks


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk1qNRy3gnM

2:05:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Vyhve9gtg

This post was edited by lodd222 on Mar 4 2022 10:30pm

Which disproves nothing I said. Even if your dad dies, it is still not evidence that covid isn't over.

What criteria are you using to determine whether covid is over?

Very clearly outlined in my reply.

You need to prove that covid vaccines have the power to save dying people from death.

Why do I need to prove your statement.




You said it, not me. How am I on the hook for justifying your shit post?

This post was edited by Cascadian on Mar 4 2022 10:32pm

I am sorry that some people are losing loved ones. But I don't think that should be the criterion for determining whether covid is over. To illustrate my point, imagine that there is only one single person, literally only one person in the entire world, who is infected with the covid virus. Are you seriously going to tell me that covid isn't over? I mean, technically, you would be correct, because there is still someone infected. But this is not the sense people are referring to when they ask whether a disease is over or not.

There is no need to be butt-hurt. I know that you dad is in the hospital, however it's not my fault.

As my father laying dying in a hospital bed literally at this minute, I can tell you that COVID is not over. I don't think you want to try and tell me I can't have a personal definition of when COVID is over, and I know the families of the people dying every day likely also agree with me.



So don't demand I defend your shit post.

This post was edited by Cascadian on Mar 4 2022 10:38pm