By Je suis Spike for RBN

If we were to make a list of things that are better than a sharp stick in the eye, I am pretty certain that DEATH would not make the list.

A sharp stick in the eye is better than death, wouldn’t you agree?

Here’s a question that goes to your determination of assessing your risk of dying from COVID, coupled with what you’re willing to do to lessen your risk.

Let’s start with this premise:  Presuming that everybody will GET COVID in the next year, and COVID WILL KILL 50% of those infected, and,

if getting a COVID SHOT every week for a year would save your life- definitely WOULD SAVE YOUR LIFE– surely you’d get a shot every week.  I think that that’s a fair presumption.

Let’s start with another premise:  Presuming that everybody will GET COVID in the next year and that COVID WILL KILL .05% of those infected (that would be 1 of every 2000), and,

     if getting a COVID SHOT every week WOULD PREVENT YOU FROM DYING, if infected, would you get a shot every week?  That’s kind of a different question, isn’t it?  (You might actually start asking what kind of risk the vaccination actually poses to you.)

Let’s make it even more interesting. 

If COVID SHOTS were given into your eyeball, to the retina, would you take the vaccination to maybe not get sick- or die from- a disease that kills almost no healthy people?

Just how much would you risk to avoid a sharp stick in the eye?

What if your life could only be saved by weekly injection into the eye of one of your loved ones, mom, dad, child, spouse?  You know, somehow, the unvaccinated – President Brandon is telling us – are causing the vaccinated to get sick and die, so shouldn’t your loved ones – and everyone – get stuck in the eye?

Thank you for reading this.

Je suis,
Spike