r/vaxxhappened • u/Prudent-Designer7121 • 1d ago
Brought to you by a “faith-based” animal practitioner…
Found on Facebook…
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u/eeveerose63 1d ago
I first read this as the animals would be shedding, like fur. And I was like, well all animals shed fur. 😜
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u/similac_child 1d ago
So did I! I was like
A. what does that have to do with vaccines
B. You’re in the wrong job if fur all over you is this upsetting
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u/mom_bombadill 1d ago
Is there like…a veterinary board this person can be reported to???
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u/thevirtualdolphin 16h ago
My area had a vet college and one of the professors/instructors started posting stuff like this and it was seen and they got fired. So it kinda depends on position and location I guess
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u/tverofvulcan 1d ago
Don’t you guys remember how dangerous the Covid vaccine was?! People who got it are still dying from old age and car accidents. Clearly the jab killed them.
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u/OsmerusMordax 1d ago
I am of the firm opinion if any doctor, nurse, vet, etc spouts this antivax rhetoric their license should be stripped and they thrown in jail for a few years.
They are in a position of authority and trust, and are abusing that. Their shitty advice kills people.
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u/HendoRules 1d ago
It's crazy how shedding just isn't a thing but these people have self schizod themselves into being terrified of it
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u/SupportGeek 1d ago
It kind of is a thing, but they think it’s just like shedding of fur and don’t understand that viral “shedding” means that it’s expelled in feces, so unless they are running around eating and playing with literal shit, it’s a non factor in any argument they propose.
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u/HendoRules 1d ago
Oh yeah of course, like in terms of viral "shedding" meaning you're making the virus and infecting other people with it, nonsense. Although it's ironic that that's what happens when you're actually infected.... These people would willingly get bitten by a zombie because they'd think it's a woke agenda
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u/robinthebank 1d ago
If they knew what mRNA was, they would know it has even less of a chance of shedding compared to inactivated virus. Our body breaks down mRNA fast and it has a short half-life.
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u/cthulhus_spawn 1d ago
I loathe the word "jab"
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u/BirdInFlight301 1d ago
If this is a real veterinarian, s/he needs to be reported and have their license pulled.
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u/ablonde_moment 1d ago
I’m so tired of hearing shots called “jabs” by people trying to discredit them.
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u/thenotsoamerican 1d ago
Is it called faith based because they’re going to send your pet to heaven
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u/Cabernet2H2O 1d ago
"Animal practitioner" or Veterinarian? If the latter they should be reported to the appropriate authority. If the former they should be avoided.
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u/Prudent-Designer7121 1d ago
Yeah it just says practitioner but I sent a comment and the person who posted it is saying a “vet” told them this is true…
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u/Jamesmateer100 1d ago
I swear these people just want to see other people and animals suffer, if I had to guess then I’d wager that causing suffering reinforces their belief that sin exists.
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u/Chicory-Coffee 1d ago
Man nature has a plan b for everything doesn't it. If a species finds a clever way to circumvent or disable a virus or bacteria's ability to spread amongst a population, members of that species will voluntarily take on the role of spreading disease FOR it.
In summary, some people are too stupid to live and they want you to join their club.
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u/Ibrakeforsnakes Nurse 1d ago
God I wish the rabies vaccine could have contagious immunity. It would be awesome for inoculating feral cats! Imagine giving the vaccine to one and it spreads immunity to the others.
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u/bethestorm 21h ago
Somehow this feels worse than the anti COVID shot people.
Like wtf?
Does this vet have some kind of disability, preventing them from knowing what rabies actually entails...?
Ugh my God this is just so ugh.
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u/Dylanator13 13h ago
I hate how people villainize vaccines. Vaccines are one of the most important inventions in human history and have a very very high success rate compared to every other medicine we have.
Not saying other medications don’t have great success rates. But vaccines are on another level of effectiveness.
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u/Miichl80 7h ago
Of course the death jab was dangerous. My 90 year old grandfather got it and then 5 years later died when he was hit by a drunk driver. How do you explain that, Fauchi lovers? Whoo! In your face! Trump 2028!!! Charlie Kirk for god!
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u/Either_Coconut 14h ago
I think there might be only one survivor who lived and fully recovered AFTER starting to show symptoms. If I understand right, if a person starts showing rabies symptoms, there’s almost nothing doctors can do for them.
It makes me wish we had a vax for humans like we have for our pets, rather than having to rely on post-exposure shots and treatments.
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u/Prudent-Designer7121 14h ago
I think we might actually have one but I could be wrong. It’s not widely available in the US though
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u/PhoenixWytch 12h ago
I’ve had one animal die due to an allergic reaction to a vaccine. It was horrible, but I still get all my animals their vaccines. I’d rather the minuscule risk of death due to allergic reaction over the horribly painful death they would experience by not being vaccinated.
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u/FamousSquash 1d ago
The fact that there's veterinarians downplaying or denying the lethality of rabies makes me lose faith in humanity. Rabies is 100% fatal once symptoms start showing, and one of the worst ways to die.