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Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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How so? I would think that "whose fault is it" and "what can be done about it" are independent questions.

What can be done about it includes holding the people responsible for it accountable, which you can only do if you know whose fault it is. Not to mention, it probably would have helped to have all the information that was conveniently "lost" at the Wuhan Institute of Virology just before knowledge of the virus became public.

Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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Wow, 2 minutes and content already flagged and downvoted into oblivion. I guess we're STILL doing this years later - people still can't have a discussion about this. That's pretty unbelievable HN.

Still doing what, flagging attempts to derail threads into off-topic flamefests?

How exactly is discussing the origin of the virus that these vaccines (that were rushed through trials) were developed for, off-topic? That's an extremely silly, bordering on absurd suggestion. It was flagged, because whomever did the flagging didn't want to allow any discussion of the origin of the virus. Let's be honest at least.

Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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In a way, it's a shame that the gp comment is flagged. It is batshit crazy from my pov, but this is a very commonly held opinion by the people now setting health policy for the USA. I kind of wish there was a different flag-like option for cases like this. That would mean that it was more than down-voted, but not hidden. I feel like it is very important that the disclosure of "bad" opinions should be allowed to be ve…

[CRACKPOT] flag or something

Oh no! Someone sees the world differently. Instead of attempting to understand why, I'll just toss a pejorative at them, because I'm not emotionally or mentally capable of anyone thinking differently than I do.

Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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[CRACKPOT] flag or something

Oh no! Someone sees the world differently. Instead of attempting to understand why, I'll just toss a pejorative at them, because I'm not emotionally or mentally capable of anyone thinking differently than I do.

I literally argued that your comments should not be hidden. Instead, they should be very openly ridiculed.

However, I do get it. From a moderation POV, you come off like a troll. That does suck for moderation stress.

Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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Oh no! Someone sees the world differently. Instead of attempting to understand why, I'll just toss a pejorative at them, because I'm not emotionally or mentally capable of anyone thinking differently than I do.

I literally argued that your comments should not be hidden. Instead, they should be very openly ridiculed. However, I do get it. From a moderation POV, you come off like a troll. That does suck for moderation stress.

You're the one trolling - you're literally suggesting that anyone who engages in wrong think should be ridiculed. I sincerely hope you score more good boy points with the moderators of this garbage website.

Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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One wonders why this was flagged. It appears to be a high quality and non-combative analysis of how we were able to advance vaccine development so quickly without losing safety or efficacy?

Because there a bunch of social media deluded asshats that want to argue about it in bad faith. See also: "Fauci caused COVID" Unfortunately social media deluded asshats is the prevailing theme of the United States on this 250 year anniversary. See also: "Trumpty Dumpty somehow isn't a corrupt incompetent fraud." The nice way to put it: this has, unfortunately, become a political lightning rod.

It's not bad faith

Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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One wonders why this was flagged. It appears to be a high quality and non-combative analysis of how we were able to advance vaccine development so quickly without losing safety or efficacy?

What @daveguy said, it talks about Covid and vaccines, two conspiracy-theory hot buttons so of course it'll get flagged the minute it's posted. If you also throw in Epstein, Soros, and Hunter Biden's laptop it'll practically make it self-flagging.

There should be a rule against flagging articles without looking at them first based purely on an uneducated guess using only the title. :/

Re: Why were Covid vaccine trials so fast?

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Certainly not people like Anthony Fauci and his Jesuit buddies.

Way to deflect

Why should I even engage with you? Clearly you believe that anyone who doesn't parrot the mainstream, accepted narrative regarding Fauci and Covid is worth ridiculing / hurling obscenities at. Do you even know anything about the man, who he associates with, his history, where he studied, etc...? Clearly you don't, because if you did, you wouldn't be asking questions like who tf do you get your information from. Like I said, I certainly don't trust the Freemason / Jesuit-trained Fauci or any of his Jesuit buddies in the Biden or Trump administrations. You probably don't even know what a Jesuit is or the history of the Society of Jesus and their fondness for toppling governments and deceiving the citizenry of sovereign nations.
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