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<blockquote data-quote="Dumbo" data-source="post: 5050226" data-attributes="member: 67762">I at least do appreciate your posting of real information as opposed to everyone else aligned with you that never post any actual data.&nbsp; However for me personally at least I don&#039;t take any of those meds.&nbsp; I never take any meds as my diet and lifestyle are my medicine.As for this being a rebuttal to the religious exception, let&#039;s just be honest here....most people that use the religious excemption aren&#039;t using it because of their hardcore religious faith but instead as a&nbsp; last resort to just simply wanting medical freedom as to what goes into their bodies.&nbsp; At the end of the day they shouldn&#039;t need a religious exemption. It&#039;s their body.&nbsp; It&#039;s yours. Nobody should ever be able to dictate what goes in your body.&nbsp; If the vaccines were so effective, and if this was a real pandemic with a high mortality rate then most people would take an actual vaccine if that vaccine stood up on its own and showed to stop death.&nbsp; However these aren&#039;t true vaccines as they are less effective than natural immunity and wane over the course of a few months.&nbsp; So people have a valid argument against being forced into injecting them.&nbsp; At the end of the day it comes down individual choice for a very unstable and ineffective product for a mostly non threatening virus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dumbo, post: 5050226, member: 67762"] I at least do appreciate your posting of real information as opposed to everyone else aligned with you that never post any actual data. However for me personally at least I don't take any of those meds. I never take any meds as my diet and lifestyle are my medicine. As for this being a rebuttal to the religious exception, let's just be honest here....most people that use the religious excemption aren't using it because of their hardcore religious faith but instead as a last resort to just simply wanting medical freedom as to what goes into their bodies. At the end of the day they shouldn't need a religious exemption. It's their body. It's yours. Nobody should ever be able to dictate what goes in your body. If the vaccines were so effective, and if this was a real pandemic with a high mortality rate then most people would take an actual vaccine if that vaccine stood up on its own and showed to stop death. However these aren't true vaccines as they are less effective than natural immunity and wane over the course of a few months. So people have a valid argument against being forced into injecting them. At the end of the day it comes down individual choice for a very unstable and ineffective product for a mostly non threatening virus. [/QUOTE]

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