Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Ryan Grim: Massive UK Study Finds SHOCKING Vaccine Result" video.

@marshallkobe "who cares as long as we can buy trinkets at the Walmart" - Funny that you describe productivity, aka what feeds your kids, as "buying trinkets". Also, Walmart has been open the whole time. They pocketed a lot from the lockdowns.
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Getting sick isn't the same as deaths.
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@dustinbaker8272 "initial exposure to unvaccinated, which after so much exposure caused the vaccinated to be exposed, which compounded the exposure" - Word salad to mean that vaccinating during an active pandemic makes no sense. You'll always have unvaccinated unless you distribute it to everyone at the same time.
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Antibody levels do wear off. They have a half-life period that essentially puts you at a very low level at 6-8 months after your second shot. So it does wear off.
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@onemirrorseesitsself Even Moderna has admitted it now. Some people always want to skate uphill. It's not only "seniors" who "didn't get the spacing". It's everyone. They're just doing boosters for the vulnerable because there's not enough stock to go around.
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@petercollingwood522 Present an actual argument.
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You do realize that metal fragments can be made really fine, right? Either way the batch that did have foreign matter that was found in Japan was rejected so nobody got injected with it, but still. If you wanted to you could easily make the metal fine enough.
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@russjen5012 That isn't the point. You tried to imply metal fragments cannot be delivered through a needle. They can. You were wrong about a detail, just take the L. We're not born omniscient, I can't know everything about every topic either. It's perfectly understandable if you don't know something. What's not understandable is then trying to deflect by pointing out other things unrelated to the argument. Metallic particles can be extremely fine. Shooting a firearm in enclosed spaces without ventilation is dangerous long term because it releases extremely fine lead dust particles that stay in the air. Now you know. Also, they did release apps to confirm status and QR codes. So in the end they did spend endless resources, and got the tracking through cellphone. Unrelated to the metal particle argument, but they did do exactly what you described. Just saying.
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@hillsane9262 "other people can get sick especially if you do not wear a mask" - But they should be protected. And who said anything about masks? "non-covid cases being delayed care or denied care due to hospitals being overwhelmed has lead to further injury and even death" - Can we get the numbers on that? "The areas with bad covid due to low vaccination rates and also low masking rates had tons of kids getting sick" - The same areas that had weeks worth of cases reported in a single day to make them look bad? "the immunocompromised cannot be vaccinated" - The immunocompromised existed before the pandemic. They've always been exposed to all the stuff we don't get vaccinated for. Shouldn't it be them taking the extra step to protect themselves rather than hold the entire society hostage?
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@ernstraedecker6174 Seasonality.
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@russjen5012 So, 16 million people had it in a country with almost 70 million?
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@platosbeard4449 Sweden also has higher populational density compared to its neighbors. Mindless experiments? You mean the non-stop mass psychosis that has been happening all over the world? You're in one too!
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@platosbeard4449 Still ranking 40th in mortality rate, and their excess mortality only rose significantly above baseline during the 2020 peak. Morality rates are similar to Norway and Finland, with 0.04 per 100k while Sweden had 0.06 per 100k. Germany had similar deaths per 1M despite mandates.
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