Can someone please explain?

[Pee4Fun]

How is it that so many people don't believe that the vaccine is safe and effective when they do believe in the following:

A man parted a sea.

A man built an ark to save mankind and all animals.

A man turned water into wine.

A man walked on water.

A man lived in a whale for three days.

A man rose from the dead.

It would seem to me that if one can believe in these myths, he or she should be able to believe in a vaccine.

 

[BidudeinWi]

How is it that so many people don't believe that the vaccine is safe and effective when they do believe in the following:

A man parted a sea.

A man built an ark to save mankind and all animals.

A man turned water into wine.

A man walked on water.

A man lived in a whale for three days.

A man rose from the dead.

It would seem to me that if one can believe in these myths, he or she should be able to believe in a vaccine.

The comparison is so outlandish it’s not worth even attempting to answer! Nobody’s mandating that you believe in Jesus Christ!

 

[Pee4Fun]

The comparison is so outlandish it’s not worth even attempting to answer!

No, it's not. I failed to mention that there is evidence to support the vaccine, but none for the myths listed. Can someone answer my question?

 

[ll74]

How is it that so many people don't believe that the vaccine is safe and effective when they do believe in the following:

A man parted a sea.

A man built an ark to save mankind and all animals.

A man turned water into wine.

A man walked on water.

A man lived in a whale for three days.

A man rose from the dead.

It would seem to me that if one can believe in these myths, he or she should be able to believe in a vaccine.

Yet another stupid thread about Covid.

It's a record day, it seems.

Don't feed the children

 

[Rightguide]

How is it that so many people don't believe that the vaccine is safe and effective when they do believe in the following:

A man parted a sea.

A man built an ark to save mankind and all animals.

A man turned water into wine.

A man walked on water.

A man lived in a whale for three days.

A man rose from the dead.

It would seem to me that if one can believe in these myths, he or she should be able to believe in a vaccine.

There is no greater myth than the Democrat Party agenda.

 

[pecksniff]

There is no greater myth than the Democrat Party agenda.

It is a greater myth that there is a Democrat Party.

 

[BidudeinWi]

No, it's not. I failed to mention that there is evidence to support the vaccine, but none for the myths listed. Can someone answer my question?

How do you know there’s no evidence. Have you researched it?

The evidence FOR the “vaccines” say that they don’t stop you from getting covid, transmitting covid or even dying from covid. It may help with symptoms and there is no evidence that it slows transmission of covid. (Very hard to prove especially in light of increasing cases. Death rates are way down but there is solid evidence that anti-viral medications may be playing a big role in saving lives.

Again, nobody is mandating you follow/believe in Jesus Christ or the Bible. It’s a ludicrous comparison! (Unless you’re and uneducated idiot with an illogical brain!)

 

[rae121452]

explanation: stupids gotta stupid.

 

[Pee4Fun]

How do you know there’s no evidence. Have you researched it?

As a matter of fact, yes, I have - extensively for many years. But, that's not my point.
I want to know what is wrong with the minds of folks who believe in fairy tales, but not in science.
I doubt anyone can explain it.

 

[Rotadom]

There is no greater myth than the Democrat Party agenda.

lol, except Trump claimed credit for the vaccines. That damned Democrat agenda! See, you really are nothing but a partisan gimp.

 

[BidudeinWi]

As a matter of fact, yes, I have - extensively for many years. But, that's not my point.
I want to know what is wrong with the minds of folks who believe in fairy tales, but not in science.
I doubt anyone can explain it.

You CLEARLY don’t believe in “ science!” “Selective science,” perhaps! Also, at the root of Christianity, is “Faith!” A “choice” to “believe!” At the end of the of the day, it take more “faith” to believe evolution than to believe in the Bible. Science ends on the question of “how did life begin!” Not only has science not answered THAT question, it’s never been able to create life. The premise of your comparison is demonstrably false! It becomes a trick question!

 

[pecksniff]

As a matter of fact, yes, I have - extensively for many years. But, that's not my point.
I want to know what is wrong with the minds of folks who believe in fairy tales, but not in science.
I doubt anyone can explain it.

That's easy: The kind of mind that believes fairy tales has a hard time believing science.

 

[ll74]

As a matter of fact, yes, I have - extensively for many years. But, that's not my point.
I want to know what is wrong with the minds of folks who believe in fairy tales, but not in science.
I doubt anyone can explain it.

Fear of modern medicine.

That's why the entire industry of "natural remedies" exist

 

[Lazaran]

lol, except Trump claimed credit for the vaccines. That damned Democrat agenda! See, you really are nothing but a partisan gimp.

ReichGuide is a charter member of "Republicucks for Trump".

*nods* and *chuckles*

 

[BidudeinWi]

Fear of modern medicine.

That's why the entire industry of "natural remedies" exist

“Modern Medicine” is causing young, healthy athletes to drop dead.

One again, you babble about something you know little about. Stay in your lane, bro!

 

[ll74]

“Modern Medicine” is causing young, healthy athletes to drop dead.

One again, you babble about something you know little about. Stay in your lane, bro!

Again..immediate verification of my statement.

Well done.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

How is it that so many people don't believe that the vaccine is safe and effective when they do believe in the following:

A man parted a sea.

A man built an ark to save mankind and all animals.

A man turned water into wine.

A man walked on water.

A man lived in a whale for three days.

A man rose from the dead.

It would seem to me that if one can believe in these myths, he or she should be able to believe in a vaccine.

I can answer that in one word. Trumptard.

 

[Pee4Fun]

You CLEARLY don’t believe in “ science!” “Selective science,” perhaps! Also, at the root of Christianity, is “Faith!” A “choice” to “believe!” At the end of the of the day, it take more “faith” to believe evolution than to believe in the Bible. Science ends on the question of “how did life begin!” Not only has science not answered THAT question, it’s never been able to create life. The premise of your comparison is demonstrably false! It becomes a trick question!

No faith is required for science. Do you have a degree in science? No one with such an education would make your statements.
Science does know how life began. Where have you been? Are you aware of Miller and Urey's work? They created the building blocks of life in the lab many decades ago.

 

[Pee4Fun]

Fear of modern medicine.

That's why the entire industry of "natural remedies" exist

Natural remedies are crap! Worse yet, they are not regulated by the FDA. You can't trust any of the supplements sold at all. Fact.

 

[Pee4Fun]

I can answer that in one word. Trumptard.

Best reply yet!

 

[WillJ8787]

How is it that so many people don't believe that the vaccine is safe and effective when they do believe in the following:

A man parted a sea.

A man built an ark to save mankind and all animals.

A man turned water into wine.

A man walked on water.

A man lived in a whale for three days.

A man rose from the dead.

It would seem to me that if one can believe in these myths, he or she should be able to believe in a vaccine.

It's propaganda 101.... Here is how it works.

Get em while their young and tell them all this stuff you listed above.

Then tell them they will go to hell if they don't comply (an authoritarian statement) or spend eternity burning in purgatory.

Tell them, not to question, questions are bad...just take my word for it(the father, priest, chaplain as they fondle young boys and girls) after all....they are the emissaries of God.

Repeat, repeat, repeat until they "believe" it, which is just another way of saying the propaganda is now so fully in their heads they see no other way if being and will then go out into the word and judge others by this singular view.

Dan Brown had some things correct ...it is "the dark con of man" and the greatest deception of humanity. There are a few others so big.

 

[glamorilla]

its always about molesting kids with you people.

 

[BidudeinWi]

Best reply yet!

Says “Pee4fun!”

 

[BidudeinWi]

Again..immediate verification of my statement.

Well done.

Fuck it is hard to imagine being as ignorant as you are!

 

[Pee4Fun]

It's propaganda 101.... Here is how it works.

Get em while their young and tell them all this stuff you listed above.

Then tell them they will go to hell if they don't comply (an authoritarian statement) or spend eternity burning in purgatory.

Tell them, not to question, questions are bad...just take my word for it(the father, priest, chaplain as they fondle young boys and girls) after all....they are the emissaries of God.

Repeat, repeat, repeat until they "believe" it, which is just another way of saying the propaganda is now so fully in their heads they see no other way if being and will then go out into the word and judge others by this singular view.

Dan Brown had some things correct ...it is "the dark con of man" and the greatest deception of humanity. There are a few others so big.

You are sooo right, my friend! You deserve a cigar.

I've always thought that religion shouldn't be forced on children who cannot think critically for themselves.

Even when you point out the absurdity of the crap they do believe, it has no effect.

People like this are truly hopeless.