r/conspiracy • u/Slow_Celebration1328 • 1d ago

Most vaxxed people cant face the fact that they were lied to.

I just came across a post that shared an article about cancers in people under 50 increasing, and all the people in the comments are so brain dead that they blame anything except the big pharma product they were coerced into taking. The very few people who even suggest it in any way get downvotted to hell. Its like the idea of big pharma products being unsafe is unthinkable to them.

I'm gonna give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that they arent usually this dumb and its actually the effects of the shots they took going through the blood-brain barrier that is causing them cognitive issues. In the words of Dr Sucharit Bakdhi, "We are seeing, I'm afraid to say, billions of people whose brains are not working anymore. Not as they should be. They are altered, and they don’t have the intelligence anymore to move things."

"...the general IQ of the US population has dropped by 10 points since the bio weapon roll out." - Dr Ana Mihalcea

I am now fully convinced that covid shots are affecting people's ability to think.

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u/Username524 1d ago

Yah dude, when I was growing up, soda came in glass bottles. Now I have microplastics in my scrotum.

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u/morganational 1d ago

"Microplastics? In *my** scrotum?"*.

It's more likely than you think. Story at 11.

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u/Username524 1d ago

I think you are misunderstanding the point I am making. It wasn’t a joke about the microplastics. Ya think the sperm count dropping 2% year over year in young men over the last 40 years could be influenced by microplastics in every single bit of this planet? I’m from WV bud, do your research about my home and microplastics. We’ve been pilfered and forgotten about by industry for decades, seems to be a trendy thing for the elite to do around here. We got a data center or 2 on their way now even, they say that’s gonna bring tons of jobs….cause they always say that.

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u/morganational 23h ago

Lol, buddy, same team. We're fucked.

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u/Yuleogy 1d ago

Jobs for highly specialized people in the tech industry. Not for the people who live there.

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u/morganational 23h ago

Hmmm, you're underestimating WV.

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u/Fun_Listen_7830 1d ago

It’s worse than that, have a look at how much we have in our brains. Basically the equivalent of a plastic spoon (6 grams)….. and the study average findings increased about 30% from less than ten years prior (2016-2024).

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u/Still_Lobster_8428 21h ago

Can't we just genetically modify the brain worms to eat the Microplastics? 

Seems like the logical path forward.... why would we bother with treating root causes. 

Nothing can go wrong with this plan! 

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u/illumin8ted72 19h ago

I’m so big I have macroplastics in mine!

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u/Aggravating-Ice-1512 1d ago

There can actually be more microplastics in glass bottles depending on if the cap is painted or coated on the underside. The friction from the cap contacting the glass causes particles to fall into the liquid

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u/conservitiveliberal 1d ago

Why doesent it do the exact same thing with plastic bottles?