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Too many are getting the jab and I don't want to be around them. Don't know much science, but if "shedding" is a thing, no thank you. This includes elderly in laws and longtime friends, one of which kept swearing up and down he wasn't going to get jabbed. Then I get a text today, he's had the first jab. Sorry dude, no longer welcome in my home. Is that going too far?

Too many are getting the jab and I don't want to be around them. Don't know much science, but if "shedding" is a thing, no thank you. This includes elderly in laws and longtime friends, one of which kept swearing up and down he wasn't going to get jabbed. Then I get a text today, he's had the first jab. Sorry dude, no longer welcome in my home. Is that going too far?

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It's been proven time and again that vaccines can cause epidemics. There are many articles on old folks homes, long term care homes, etc. who claim to have had their WORST month, death-wise, shortly AFTER most if not all residents/staff got the covid shots. That being said, if the person who got the shot is feeling ok, doesn't have any symptoms, I personally wouldn't be too worried hanging around them. There's so many unknowns though, so if these shots are a danger to even an unvaccinated person's body/mind/spirit, just from being around the vaccinated, and we have to segregate completely to survive... well, that would be beyond bad.

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Thanks for the reply. It seems we are both equally worried and confused.

>It's been proven time and again that vaccines can cause epidemics. >>

>...if the person who got the shot is feeling ok, doesn't have any symptoms, I personally wouldn't be too worried hanging around them. There's so many unknowns though.... >>