Comments by "RichConnerGMN" (@RichConnerGMN) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1.  @biancazombie3054  oh wow anti-vaxxers also being transphobic, what a surprise
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  2. you had a good point for a bit there, then it just fell apart
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  3. you can literally look up "how does covid infection work" and find the answer. the spike proteins latch onto lung cells' ACE2 receptors, makes the cell copy the virus' genetic code and spread it. also why would you be asking dentists? they work with teeth, not lungs.
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  4.  @robertweidner2480  how long is long term?? because no vaccine has had any side effects that only showed up after even a month (afaik).
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  5. "any risk is too much of a risk" but not the risk of getting covid?
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  6. yeah when you die of covid
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  7. ​ @msmsucks4225  oh you're gonna say "i'm not scared" aren't you? before you inevitably do that you might wanna learn that words can have multiple meanings
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  8. ​ @kennethc2466  yep. on krisinformation (official swedish government website) it says you can get a vaccine if you're 12 or older on the danish health authority site (official danish government website) it says you can get a vaccine if you're 12 or older on valtioneuvosto (official finnish government website) it says you can get a vaccine if you're 12 or older you just have to look up "covid vaccine age in (country)" and you'll find it on those official government websites.
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  9. ​ @mnassif6125  "god had to of(sic) create time" you just stated, with no evidence, that god created time. "who created, stars and planets[...]" we know, to an extent, how all of these things were created. stars form from gas and dust colliding due to being attracted to each other by gravity. planets are also formed by dust, but instead it is dust in disks around stars, which are even more likely to collide and attract other dust due to everything rotating at slightly different speeds. you can't just claim that we don't know and say "god did it", especially when we already know.
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  10.  @Rodserling149  if you want to spread baseless information, sure, go for it
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  11. isn't that the story from the website with a wikipedia page that says it's known for posting conspiracy theories and misinformation in the very first paragraph? wow, what a trustworthy source!
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  12. literally the fda's own website says some are approved?
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  13. well that's not quite how it works, it introduces a dead version of the virus. also it's different with mrna vaccines. not exactly sure how
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  14. "traditional conservative values" just means hating minorities
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  15. no?
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  16. it's literally free
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  17.  @ex7229  i'm curious as to what trans people ever did to you? like genuinely what did they do lol
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  18.  @lockednloaded9867  "oh, somebody dropped their phone here, i hope i can get it back to them"
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  19.  @jrucuehveifiebwg  hey, do you... know what pronouns are?
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  20. ​ @craigclermond8001 how exactly have they "become one of the biggest hate groups on the planet"? not tolerating needless hatred toward them, which is then misconstrued as those trans people being hateful somehow? they're just people trying to live their lives, and have to deal with people like you who hate them for something outside of their control which harms absolutely nobody.
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  21.  @craigclermond8001  """trans ideology"""? yeah no i'm not wasting my time here
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  22. the vaccine is literally free
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  23. literally the first line on wikipedia about that website says it's known for "publish[ing] misleading information and conspiracy theories, and in 2021, was banned from some social media platforms for spreading COVID-19 misinformation." so... maybe don't trust that
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  24.  @lockednloaded9867  ah yes wikipedia is my favorite branch of government
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  25. what walgreens??
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  26. i heard you literally just made this up
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  27. ah, i found the source! it's... from a website with a wikipedia page that says it's known for spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories within the first paragraph. ...maybe look at better sources?
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  28. the vaccine is free. it does not cost money.
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  29.  @lovelocked5385  he didn't invent mrna technology, he played a very small part in it.
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  30. the description literally says the fda is nearing approval, not that it's already approved
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  31. hey did you know that everything* is made of chemicals *yes i know individual subatomic particles aren't chemicals, and you interact with a lot of those constantly, but tell me the last time you got a good look at a neutrino
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  32. hey dude, you're pretty young (assuming you're actually telling the truth) and clearly very susceptible to misinformation. please don't fall for that stuff. vaccines have never even had side effects that showed up after a month, let alone a decade. trust the actual scientists instead of conspiracy theories and misinformation.
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  33. idk i saw a LOT about ebola and that didn't kill anywhere near as many people
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  34. oh you'll pass alright...
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  35. the vaccine is free
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  36.  @dtchouros  that immunity is still strengthened by the vaccine
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  37.  @andrewhanson6917  by who
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  38. ooooo messenger rna so spooky! don't fearmonger by saying big(???) words people don't understand. you can look up how mrna vaccines work
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  39. that's literally just a natural position your hand can go in when picking something up with your thumb and index finger
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  40. tolerating intolerance is intolerance
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