Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. Where did they find a helicopter? Why was the Syrian govt making bombs that looked like the opposition ones?
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  2. ​ @EmeraldPixelGamingEPG  Reason doesn't matter. Only air assets could drop the bomb.
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  3.    But that's their personal choice. The original comment was about someone else's death. You're still causing those deaths anyway if you take it.
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  4.  @alfieshepherd6522  It doesn't teach the body anything. It's you who is ignorant. Traditional vaccines exposed you to a weakened or disabled strain that actually taught the immune system. This just hijacks your cells to produce spike proteins and your immune system creates antibodies. But this has problems against variants and antibodies wear off. Don't call people ignorant when you can't even tell the difference between traditional tech and the new tech.
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  5. You're bound to get a worse infection in the hospital.
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  6. Not really. 80% of people get no symptoms. 99.76% recover. They'll pass down their genes.
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  7. Who else had helicopters?
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  8. There's no freedom in living on your knees.
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  9. Hey remember when you guys tried to have a war against the whole world, twice? Back to back World War champs, baby.
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  10. They're having a prolonged peak right now. It's not making the bell curve.
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  11.  @outdoorbyrd4507  "2nd time with the vaccine was 100% BETTER" - You also had natural immunity from the first time. You can't compare the second and the first infection.
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  12.  @euvon  "but your symptoms will be reduced" - That's a personal choice. "their ignorance and obsession with “freedom.”" - In some countries people will have to use apps to enter businesses. Even though most of the population is vaccinated. Do you think this will go away? You say people are obsessed with freedom, perhaps it's because you have not considered that once you lose it, you can't get it back. 20 years after 9/11 and we still have our phone calls monitored. Temporary measures easily become permanent.
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  13.  @alfieshepherd6522  Yes, it does. Spike protein antibodies isn't the same as "teaching" the immune system. It's more like writing a cheat sheet before the test. Sometimes you get a passing grade, but in the end you learned nothing.
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  14.  @alfieshepherd6522  You spelled disease wrong. Either way, yes you're wrong about the one that matters and right about the ones we're not talking about. I took those already. We're talking about the new one. That's not working, by the way. Get in line for the 4th and 5th booster. I've clearly shown to possess more knowledge, because you didn't even know these were different. Sit down.
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  15.  @alfieshepherd6522  You're just deflecting from the fact that you were wrong and I noticed. You don't need to bring other people into the mix. I'm not pretending I know better than others. I'm just stating the cold hard fact that you like to pretend you're smart and lecturing others by explaining vaccines like a 6 year old. But you don't even know the difference. You're the narcissist. You're the one prancing around and talking to people as if they were children. But you were wrong.
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  16. Cope lol Russia was allowed to present evidence of bioweapons at the UN and they had nothing.
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  17. Who has helicopters over Syria?
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  18. ​ @rodmod7863  the AC-130 that struck the hospital in Afghanistan had problems with communications and the gunner thought a building with a similar roof was the target. It was a mistake.
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