When someone attaches their ego to a belief and especially one that makes them feel special and unique it is essentially impossible to change their mind. You are never going to win against someone who unironically uses fox news as a source.
Umm... You are aware that this argument could also be applied to yourself, right?
You talk about buzz words, yet that is all you do while ignoring my point about governments being forced to sign a contract at the start of Covid that made big pharmacy companies above the law with regards to any potential side effects to their medication. You did so because they encouraged you to feel "special and unique" by talking down on the "ignorant undesirables who refuse to take something inside their body they didn't want to take", their rights be damned. You are literally projecting your own flaws onto others.
Tell me, where exactly do YOU get all your news? I get mine from multiple sources, both left and right, as well as independant ones. If you are unwilling to even entertain the idea that organizations could potentially be biased, then by definition you are willfully ignorant.
For your information, science is never "settled", it wants to be tested constantly, that is the whole point of science. The fact that you believe there is this whole "universal agreement" that the "vaccine" was safe just because a few media outlets only showed people who agreed with them, shows that you two understand neither science as a whole nor how both vaccines and mRNA really work.
Again, you are proving my point. The other guy literally talks about wishing that my loved ones would die for "karma", and that he would be fine with my bodily rights being taken away because I refuse to take something that was supported by "the science". How on earth do either of you have the idea that you have the "moral high ground" here? Do you honestly not see this obvious contradition?
You know what, nevermind, don't answer that. Part of me regrets putting the lockdowns forward as an example, yet for the most part I'm grateful that you both replied, despite all the mockings and death wishes. You both showed EXACTLY why in this manga the elves refer to humans as being easily swayed by group think, and that while individually they can be wonderful they are still dangerous in groups. Especially when their pride is on the line, and they don't want to admit that they were wrong. Or as they say:
"It is easier to fool someone, than to convince them that they have been fooled". Either way, I wish you both the best
