Nfinkelstein
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Couldn't do it with a clear conscience. Crosses the line of "don't do to others what you don't want done to yourself", the preeminent law governing creation.
You are right I think, but is a counter-argument that the guy has already chosen to die by taking 10 jabs, what's 1 more?Couldn't do it with a clear conscience. Crosses the line of "don't do to others what you don't want done to yourself", the preeminent law governing creation.
You are right I think, but is a counter-argument that the guy has already chosen to die by taking 10 jabs, what's 1 more?
Lol, what's selfish about it? Didn't most governments order something like 5-10x as many doses as the total population?Vaccine experts and immunologists rushed to condemn the enterprising man, warning such scams could be potentially harmful to those who pull them off. Vaccinologist and associate professor at the University of Auckland, Helen Petousis-Harris blasted such behavior as “unbelievably selfish.”
This is a bold admission. How "safe and effective" can anything be when you are given 5x the recommended dose? And don't some of these vials contain up to 10-11 doses?“We know that people have in error been given the whole five doses in a vial instead of it being diluted, we know that has happened overseas, and we know with other vaccines errors have occurred and there has been no long-term problems,” she told the NZ Herald.
Lol, what's so "silly" or "dangerous" about having a sore arm for getting paid? It happens to people who do physical labor all the time!The scheme was described as “silly and dangerous,” for both the man and those who paid him to get the shots, by Malaghan Institute director Graham Le Gros. While he was unlikely to die from receiving 10 shots in a single day, he certainly would have had a “really sore arm” from all the jabs, the immunologist said.
Moreover, going well over the recommended dosage might also make a vaccine not work as well instead of creating a stronger immune response, he added.