"In sum, I recognized that my trying to warn them away from the jabs would not only do no good, it would only make the aftermath harder for all concerned."
There are days when I think, should I have spoken up more? Should I not have lied to some people - or, in many more cases, just not corrected their assumptions - about my medical history? Should I have pushed back more? Should I have been more open in my objections, rather than keeping my head down in quiet resistance? Should I have tried to save more people?
But then I remember what it was like - or more specifically, what THEY were like.
They were NEVER going to listen. Then were NEVER going to see any perspective other than what the MSM had fed them. There was NOTHING I could have said would have mattered. And it would only make everything harder in the long run.
I made the same choice as you - I refused to go along, but by and large, I kept my mouth shut about it. Because I didn't believe that there was a single word I could say that would have the slightest benefit.
Re: AFIB and Tachycardia -- update
There are days when I think, should I have spoken up more? Should I not have lied to some people - or, in many more cases, just not corrected their assumptions - about my medical history? Should I have pushed back more? Should I have been more open in my objections, rather than keeping my head down in quiet resistance? Should I have tried to save more people?
But then I remember what it was like - or more specifically, what THEY were like.
They were NEVER going to listen. Then were NEVER going to see any perspective other than what the MSM had fed them. There was NOTHING I could have said would have mattered. And it would only make everything harder in the long run.
I made the same choice as you - I refused to go along, but by and large, I kept my mouth shut about it. Because I didn't believe that there was a single word I could say that would have the slightest benefit.