My 85 year old JW aunt has gotten all the shots and boosters. She is as healthy as a horse. I can't argue the point with her that by taking them she has become a toxic dump. For now she is healthy and I am a liar for saying the shots are dangerous. So, Kim you would loose this discussion with my aunt and many other jab takers.
We also have to know what to look for when we talk about adverse reactions since they are many and varied. Keep in mind that people tend to suffer in silence as well. We dont always hear about their ailments until it reaches critical stages.
Ok, @DR74minus I didn’t know you were part of this conversation.
No one who is a member of this discussion forum needs to be invited or obtain permission to comment on any ongoing discussion. Furthermore, no one but me can end a discussion and I do that occasionally by locking a thread. If you do not wish to comment anymore then don't. I don't understand where this hostility is coming from.
I wasn't confused Robert...LOL!
I agree I've read this whole thread and what you said has been my experience as well. I'm pretty sure the father of my daughters friend that lives in my neighborhood died of the vaccine, but I don't know for sure, I've never even met the guy since this girls parents are separated/divorced? (He was only 37 I think.) Other than that I don't know anyone who's personally had any side effect from this "gene therapy". I'm not even going to bother writing here what I think about the jab, I think it's pretty clear where I stand.
This is WW3, the attack is mainly on Britain and the USA as the dominant world power...the aim is to destroy the economy of the USA and their military ...thus it will be as we have seen a very great opportunity for China , which is really the power behind the UN....to eventually dominate and at least for the period of the death stroke to destroy and maybe militarily invade the USA....Look how they are acting with regard to Tiawan and Japan
I didn’t realize that I was….I’m sorry I caused you to think I was being hostile.
I think he does an outstanding job of trying. We need to not be so sensitive. He hasn't said get behind me satan, yet.
@Nomex
I had read about your husband in another thread and I'm very sorry.@Nomex
I totally agree with you on this believe it or not. You probably know from experience that women tend to be a bit more emotional. Add to that, like you said, we’ve been through so much in the last two and a half years. Not to mention, having lost my husband and being alone adds to all of this. Added to that I’ve been in extreme pain this past week which aggravates this situation even more.
I’m not trying to solicit any sympathy here but I am also feeling very sad for so many on here that have lost loved ones. Just recently a new member on this forum lost his wife. He made a thread explaining what had happened and it really hit home for me when I read it.
Yes it is important that we all realize we are all on the same side. But at the same time try to understand other peoples feelings and don’t just write them off and put a label on them because they got a little emotional but I digress. And yes, I can be forgiving. I find that being forgiving is easier than having resentment and being unforgiving.
I really don’t have anything against anyone on this forum. I love all of you. But if I come across to others as being hostile it’s probably because I’m either trying to make my point, and I guess I’m not very good at it sometimes. So what I usually will have to do is step back and regroup. That’s when I find that whatever it was that got me so upset wasn’t as big of a deal. I hope that I’m making some sense here.
But seriously, I do apologize for coming across to anyone in such a negative way and will remember to think before posting.
Like you said, we need to “continue putting up with one another and forgiving one another freely.”
I wasn't trying to single anyone out really, just trying to mediate the situation.
I feel very deeply for any loss like this, although I haven't lost my mate, I have lost two brothers and that feeling I remeber all too well, so you have my sympathy. And I saw his thread and I will be replying, but it's really hard for me too, because that pain just never really goes away, it just becomes more numb over time, but still very sensitive when the topic comes up. So it hits home for me too on a certain level. It does get easier, at least for the loss I've suffered, but just the thoughts of losing a mate brings such a feeling of overwhelming dread I don't know how you go through it. I found out a couple years ago my first wife died in her 40's and although I hadn't seen or talked to her in more than 20 years, and it was a really bad relationship, I was surprising effected and wept later on, on the day I found out. (I think I just figured out how to respond to the poor brother in the other thread.)
Thank you @Nomex for expressing those thoughts. I think you’re a good person and a fine brother.
@kirmmy thank you for expressing your sympathy. I appreciate that.
Why don't you just take a break for a while. There's no need to get upset over something like this. Calm down, reflect and take it prayerfully to Jehovah. We all have to go through good times and bad times but it's what we do with the bad times that count. It can refine us...or we can let it crush us. Psalm 66:10-12
No, they have left the forum, due to all the bickering. Sorry, I hope I didn't scare you.
