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Is JerryRig right?

Yes, he sees what most people don't.
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His ideas seem plausible, but I'm not sure.
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He is a f***ing nut case.
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averageatbest wrote: Sun Apr 02, 2023 10:30 am
khedrei wrote: Sat Apr 01, 2023 4:36 pm In your view, what topic/issue would be acceptable to protest without making someone an idiot?
JerryRig is not protesting. He is someone who has demonstrated that he lacks understanding of the basics of society and science. He is an idiot in the most literal sense of the word.
I give up.
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If I sign up for Fox News online when it’s canceled on cable due to Liberal pressure, will the Libt——s here clamour for my bank account to be frozen?

I never watch Fox. Somehow now I want to…..

Asking for a friend.

https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/ ... n-fox-news
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Looks like mods are cleaning up non covid non aviation threads. I can only assume this one will be next....
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khedrei wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2023 8:20 pm Looks like mods are cleaning up non covid non aviation threads. I can only assume this one will be next....

You know what they say about 'assume'! :wink: :lol:
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I guess I can now assume you won't do your job then.
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khedrei wrote: Wed Apr 12, 2023 7:52 pm I guess I can now assume you won't do your job then.
Jerryrig is fully associated with Co/nspiracy/vid so a pool about his sanity fit the bill.
Now if rookiepilot keeps diverting this topic (And others) With his political crusade!?


Capisce?

Probably not :mrgreen:
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kgb531 wrote: Sun Mar 26, 2023 6:17 pm I remember that woman because she is the only Albertan who has died due to an adverse reaction.
I remember her because out of 4.4M Albertans and 10M doses given, she was the only one who died.

rando wrote: Sun Mar 26, 2023 5:35 pm https://globalnews.ca/news/7835081/albe ... id-vaccine

Remember when this woman died from taking the AZ vaccine. Even her daughter drank the koolaid and defended the drug company. Many said “since she died from the vaccine, that means she would have died from Covid anyways”. Complete brainwashing and not factual. The only way for these people is to defend every vaccine to the death and deny any possibility that vaccines have risk. Dunning-Kruger

Have to wonder if the vaccine was mandated by her employer. Did she take the vaccine after a discussion of the risks and benefits with her doctor? Or did she take the vax to keep a pay cheque and told she needs to take it to keep her colleagues safe?

Do you think her daughter was vaccine exempt at her work? Do you think she was able to travel on a plane without it? After watching your mother die from the vaccine, was she told she needs her vax pass to have normal life freedoms? Would it be reasonable for a 19 year old to not want to take the risk of getting the vax?

“Died of unknown causes” is Alberta’s highest cause of death for 2021\2022
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1 vote is probably JerryRig himself, 1 his alias, 1 a troll :mrgreen:




For the record, I did not start this thread, and actually I wasnt even following it. I wouldn’t have known it existed if AVCANADA JOE hadn’t brought it to my attention. He was concerned it was defamatory, which it is. However, as I catch up reading this, I see there is some actual positive discussion now....something that can’t be said for within the health and government sectors. I will choose to let this ride, if the contributors can keep it respectful moving forward.

Thank you,
JR.
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JerryRig wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:27 pm
kgb531 wrote: Sun Mar 26, 2023 6:17 pm I remember that woman because she is the only Albertan who has died due to an adverse reaction.
I remember her because out of 4.4M Albertans and 10M doses given, she was the only one who died.

rando wrote: Sun Mar 26, 2023 5:35 pm https://globalnews.ca/news/7835081/albe ... id-vaccine

Remember when this woman died from taking the AZ vaccine. Even her daughter drank the koolaid and defended the drug company. Many said “since she died from the vaccine, that means she would have died from Covid anyways”. Complete brainwashing and not factual. The only way for these people is to defend every vaccine to the death and deny any possibility that vaccines have risk. Dunning-Kruger

Have to wonder if the vaccine was mandated by her employer. Did she take the vaccine after a discussion of the risks and benefits with her doctor? Or did she take the vax to keep a pay cheque and told she needs to take it to keep her colleagues safe?

Do you think her daughter was vaccine exempt at her work? Do you think she was able to travel on a plane without it? After watching your mother die from the vaccine, was she told she needs her vax pass to have normal life freedoms? Would it be reasonable for a 19 year old to not want to take the risk of getting the vax?

“Died of unknown causes” is Alberta’s highest cause of death for 2021\2022
This is why. AHS had to clarify this after the half-wittery jumped to conclusions.
https://beta.ctvnews.ca/local/calgary/2 ... 4.amp.html
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JerryRig wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:35 pm For the record, I did not start this thread, and actually I wasnt even following it. I wouldn’t have known it existed if AVCANADA JOE hadn’t brought it to my attention. He was concerned it was defamatory, which it is. However, as I catch up reading this, I see there is some actual positive discussion now....something that can’t be said for within the health and government sectors. I will choose to let this ride, if the contributors can keep it respectful moving forward.

Thank you,
JR.
Defamatory? Maybe if it was a statement and if the statement was false.

You are an idiot. That is my opinion. It is based in the fact that you post conspiracy theories and treat them as if they have merit.
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JerryRig wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:35 pm For the record, I did not start this thread, and actually I wasnt even following it. I wouldn’t have known it existed if AVCANADA JOE hadn’t brought it to my attention. He was concerned it was defamatory, which it is. However, as I catch up reading this, I see there is some actual positive discussion now....
Right, like missing a topic dangling your name in your favourite sub-forum for almost a month.
There is a LOT of other stuff your brain is selectively avoiding that we try to bring to your attention.

You have some catch up to do, yes...
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averageatbest wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2023 10:16 pm
JerryRig wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:35 pm For the record, I did not start this thread, and actually I wasnt even following it. I wouldn’t have known it existed if AVCANADA JOE hadn’t brought it to my attention. He was concerned it was defamatory, which it is. However, as I catch up reading this, I see there is some actual positive discussion now....something that can’t be said for within the health and government sectors. I will choose to let this ride, if the contributors can keep it respectful moving forward.

Thank you,
JR.
Defamatory? Maybe if it was a statement and if the statement was false.

You are an idiot. That is my opinion. It is based in the fact that you post conspiracy theories and treat them as if they have merit.
There is no basis in fact to your claim that I post conspiracy theories. You would first have to define the term conspiracy theory and include a citation of the origins of the term.
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TG wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2023 12:01 am
JerryRig wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:35 pm For the record, I did not start this thread, and actually I wasnt even following it. I wouldn’t have known it existed if AVCANADA JOE hadn’t brought it to my attention. He was concerned it was defamatory, which it is. However, as I catch up reading this, I see there is some actual positive discussion now....
Right, like missing a topic dangling your name in your favourite sub-forum for almost a month.
There is a LOT of other stuff your brain is selectively avoiding that we try to bring to your attention.

You have some catch up to do, yes...
Have you considered that perhaps I found more productive things to do like help those suffering from the affects of the jab? How much of this groups verbal abuse should I put up with. I was only trying to warn those who had questions and get the attention of those who knew something was wrong but didn’t have the courage to speak out. It’s clear the majority of the group are still under the effect of mass formation psychosis and likely will never snap out of it. We were lied to.
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JerryRig wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2023 2:48 am I refuse to accept that you have seen my opinions for what they are. Please provide a peer reviewed article by a non-woke researcher that proves that I am not the perfect princess that I claim I am. You are all stupid for taking the advice of doctors.
Yup, you write one thing but we all hear another.
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averageatbest wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2023 6:26 am
JerryRig wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2023 2:48 am I refuse to accept that you have seen my opinions for what they are. Please provide a peer reviewed article by a non-woke researcher that proves that I am not the perfect princess that I claim I am. You are all stupid for taking the advice of doctors.
Yup, you write one thing but we all hear another.
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It’s good for business to keep people sick, job security! Mainstream media had record viewership, big pharma had record vaccine sales. Don’t let a good crisis go to waste! And that’s no conspiracy, many people would jump on the fear generating machine if they know they can make a buck off you. People lack community, value, morals and ethics. All they see is dollar bills and greed.

Maybe just join them next time JerryRig. You don’t even have to take the vaccine, you just have to act like it’s the most amazing thing since sliced bread. Look to the Pfizer CEO as an example, doesn’t drink the koolaid just makes it! Cha-Ching you scared bastards! To the moooooon 🚀🚀🚀🚀
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Fear and anger sell great on both sides of the narrative. Tons of people get click baited into the narrative that the vaccine is killing 50% of the population. Turns out those of us that didn’t die just took the placebo now according to that narrative. Mainstream media pumps its stories full of Covid fear, major alt news sites pump the anti vax fear. Politics and viewership click bait crap in both sides.
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Invertago wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2023 8:08 am Fear and anger sell great on both sides of the narrative. Tons of people get click baited into the narrative that the vaccine is killing 50% of the population. Turns out those of us that didn’t die just took the placebo now according to that narrative. Mainstream media pumps its stories full of Covid fear, major alt news sites pump the anti vax fear. Politics and viewership click bait crap in both sides.
This opinion does not consider the fact that there had been no long term testing in humans and the animal tests didn’t fair well. The experiment is still on going and the data is still coming in.

So far we know:
The “vaccine” does not keep you from getting sick

It does not prevent transmission

It lowers your immunity (get Covid over and over)

It obliviates previous immunity (previously acquired diseases re occur

Rise in cancer rates and “turbo” cancer rates

Higher than previously acceptable death rates correlating to injection.

And this is just within 2 years.

It takes 5-10 years to determine the safety and effectiveness of a “vaccine”.

This technology has never been tried in humans.

Failed vaccination programs is not a new thing in the history of modern medicine.

It still behoves me how fear of a virus that had not proven deadly, only the treatment of it, would scare the majority of the world population into injecting something new into their bloodstream that you may never get out.
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The "facts" you listed come out as statements of opinion and I suspect if you were to include sources to all those statements of opinion they would look like the exact click bait anger sells views articles I mentioned earlier. The only thing I really buy into is the truth will likely reveal itself in the future, there are so very few trust worth people on either side of the agendas but there are a lot of people not wanting to let a crisis go to waste (on both sides). Just like after any disaster, out come the looters.


I do agree with you that the "data is still coming in". Mind you that is true in everything in life. Should I have gone to Jazz in 2015... seemed like a good idea at the time, now that more data has come in... glad I didn't. Should I have taken the vax in 2021, so far, I'm glad I did should I take the boosters... more current data suggests they are a not worth it, seems like the pandemic is over, why take a booster with (IMO) a small risk for a virus that is basically no risk now. I just try to adapt with the information as it comes.

Btw, with 2 vax's, I got covid once and despite literally sharing a straw with a covid family member and other covid people in my house, I've yet to succeed in catching it a second time. So, I guess that "fact" of yours doesn't apply to me.
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On a totally unrelated note, seems the rest of avcanada is an extremely slow site because this is the only threat I keep getting sent to my email notifications, is there any way to block the covid threads and just get the aviation thread notifications? After 3 years of pandemic, the only thing I'm really sick of is the pandemic, but like an awful train wreck sometimes its hard look away lol.
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Invertago wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2023 9:35 am The "facts" you listed come out as statements of opinion and I suspect if you were to include sources to all those statements of opinion they would look like the exact click bait anger sells views articles I mentioned earlier. The only thing I really buy into is the truth will likely reveal itself in the future, there are so very few trust worth people on either side of the agendas but there are a lot of people not wanting to let a crisis go to waste (on both sides). Just like after any disaster, out come the looters.


I do agree with you that the "data is still coming in". Mind you that is true in everything in life. Should I have gone to Jazz in 2015... seemed like a good idea at the time, now that more data has come in... glad I didn't. Should I have taken the vax in 2021, so far, I'm glad I did should I take the boosters... more current data suggests they are a not worth it, seems like the pandemic is over, why take a booster with (IMO) a small risk for a virus that is basically no risk now. I just try to adapt with the information as it comes.

Btw, with 2 vax's, I got covid once and despite literally sharing a straw with a covid family member and other covid people in my house, I've yet to succeed in catching it a second time. So, I guess that "fact" of yours doesn't apply to me.
How many times did you get polio?
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Is the flu shot a vaccine? It doesn't stop flu transmission.
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Never had polio... probably never had an exposure to it either, probably because the vaccines were pretty effective at virtually eliminating it. (I'm not antivax or a vax lover, I'll look at each scenario case by case)


Damn you dragged me into this thread again lol.
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Bingo Fuel wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2023 10:02 am Is the flu shot a vaccine? It doesn't stop flu transmission.
I think it is safe to say not all vaccines are as effective as others. Having SOPs doesn't prevent all aircraft crashes, should we abandon using all SOPs?
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The flu shot is not a vaccine. Thats kinda my point. Only in this backwards world do we call this thing a vaccine. Words are violence, silence is violence, men are women, vaccines dont prevent you from getting it or spreading it but we are going to force you to take it anyway. Cause science.

You are right, the facts are still coming in but one thing is for sure. The only group of people who were on the right side of this morally are the ones who didn't try to force their will on others.

Real question. You chose not to take the boosters. If I got 2 shots and 2 boosters can I now call you an anti vaxxer for declining the boosters? You didn't think the virus posed enough risk so you didn't get more so what if a person never felt they were at enough risk even for the first 2? Does that make them anti vaxx even if they took all other vaccines and got their kids vaccinated against polio, measles etc? Im sure you won't argue that this is happening. Why is your opinion of the 3rd and 4th shots more valuable than another person's opinion of the 1st and second?? Especially if they never really got sick through all this?

Get the shot, dont get the shot, but don't force your choices on others. Im not saying you did Invertigo, I'm just trying to point out my belief as a whole.

Sorry for dragging you in :)
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