i wont, and we wont debate about it, as you refuse to provide evidence of your claims

!mute @TacoBlimp

Waste of time

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erm...

why weren't you showing him sources?

also, what he said about debate is 100% correct

🤔

Typical.

"I don't need to have proof unless you have proof I'll believe"

Because he is clearly not here to learn, and it’s not the first time he dodges questions. I asked him a simple yes or no question which he doesn’t want to answer because it will make him look stupid. He did the same thing when I asked him if he believes we are apes, he just dodges it. Not wasting my time because even if he didn’t know about from first to the last google result all show us that starvation impacts immunity enormously but his goal was to waste my time.

hahaha he actually said its not my duty to learn this, fking classic sheep response

😂

then dont come debate it either

@Cheems watch this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_dqyKQB1w4

Wut

https://www.ama-assn.org/delivering-care/opioids/reversing-opioid-epidemic

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/09/190918105811.htm

i wanna know what you guys think of these two things

the patch vaccine may help inject the toxins in a friendlier and safer way

the doctors around here are trying to lessen the need for opioids, which is a big area of profit for pharmacies

this is proof that the doctors are trying to make vaccines safer and reduce the need for drugs

Wether its needle patch or oral

Its still harmful

And no it doesnt prove anything about the medical establishment helping, if anything it shows how much they have been lying about safety

Only when people wake up in masses to they make a move and its not the first time they do that

also dont trust the ama they are funded by vaccine makers also

remember follow the money trail

Well screw you then

I'm not saying its not harmful lol

just saying its less

i think you should research the patch vaccines

you know more about this than me

https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/researchers-develop-microneedle-patch-flu-vaccination

The method is an alternative to needle-and-syringe immunization; with further development, it could eliminate the discomfort of an injection as well as the inconvenience and expense of visiting a flu clinic.

The vaccine patch consists of 100 solid, water-soluble needles that are just long enough to penetrate the skin

No significant difference was seen between the doses of vaccine delivered by the health care workers and the volunteers who self-administered the patches