Comments by "Z P" (@zachman5150) on "Pro Vax vs Vaccine Hesitant | Middle Ground" video.

  1.  @varyolla435  Prove the shots work as advertised. Where is your data and peer-reviewed studies??? 🦗🦗🦗
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  2.  @varyolla435  To do so, based on ZERO scientific peer-reviewed data, is not science-based. They never isolated the c-19 virus, and science says, if you haven't done that, you can't positively identify any "variants" either. More like Science-fiction than science
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  3.  @varyolla435  Then, quit pretending that people who aren't inoculated are a threat to the general public.
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  4. The vaccine skeptics have ZERO evidence from the professionals, establishing the main stream narrative w/ peer-reviewed, and proven science fact. So far, it's been closer to science fiction than science.
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  5.  @varyolla435  You have exactly ZERO evidence to support your narrative.
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  6. Not as astonishing as the total lack of evidence that the shots work as advertised
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  7.  @varyolla435  The thing they all have in common is NONE of them have ANY evidence that the shots work as advertised
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  8.  @varyolla435  Well that's not much of a refutation, and certainly does not make your case. You really need to do better
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  9.  @tommoore2012  They also claimed masks worked to prevent the transmission of airborne viruses.  They also claimed these inoculations are vaccines and they're not. They also, having not isolated the C19 virus-- claimed to identify variants (Not possible according to Science) They also claimed the vaxx would reduce hospitalizations and deaths and it seems only vaxxed people are having major problems. Those frauds renamed the flu, evidenced by the flu numbers dropping to nothing
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  10. What evidence?
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  11.  @varyolla435  What evidence are you relying on which shows otherwise??
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  12.  @varyolla435  I noticed none of them provided ANY evidence to support the notion that the shots work as advertised
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  13.  @varyolla435  There's no evidence this shot works as advertised. There is a ton of evidence to the contrary though.
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  14.  @varyolla435  Evidence??
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  15.  @varyolla435  Not when they are not FDA approved and are coincidentally and conspicuously missing any evidence as to their efficacy, testing, etc...
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  16. ZERO evidence that the shots work as advertised, BUT-- there's a ton of evidence that they do not
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