My husband still thinks everything is because of Covid

[Woman355]

Sorry, I didn't know how to word the title.

His attitude is making me want a divorce. Ever since Covid he's adopted views which I completely disagree with and I think he's verging on conspiracy theory.

I just mentioned to him this evening that Chris Hoy has cancer.

Instantly he said "that's because of the Covid vaccine."

WHAT???

I'm actually so angry because he genuinely believes he's right and I'm wrong.

Everything that goes wrong is because of the vaccine.

Wwyd in this situation?

No one got Covid from the vaccine @Charlotte989 and stop hogging the thread, you’re being incredibly unhelpful

Op this would drive me up the wall. I’d find it incredibly unattractive too. Does he have other redeeming features. Marriage counselling worth a try?

Hopefully they gone quiet

Maybe it’s cos of the vaccine 😂

I'm reminded of the people who were convinced during the pandemic that the whole thing was a government plot to kill us all off. I never heard one of them explain why the government would want to bugger the economy and kill us off, despite numerous requests.

I wonder how those people now reconcile the fact that most of us are still alive with their theories? Do they think it was an incompetent government plot or something?

Er 22:54 and I quote:

@Charlotte989 Well given over 95% of people in the Uk have contracted covid from a vaccine which needs to be repeated multiple times

You - quite clearly stating that people contracted covid from the vaccine. Who’s posting crap now?

@Charlotte989 You need to spend more time proofreading your posts and less time being unpleasant

@hot2trotter

Nonsense. How could you possibly know that it was much worse the first time because you hadn't had the vaccine at that point?

I've also had covid 3 times, the first time was much much worse than the second and third. And I haven't had a single vaccine. It was down to my body having the antibodies ready to fight the infection again.

So - a vaccine induces the body to create antibodies without the need of going through the infection itself. When you then meet the infection itself, the body knows how to deal with it. That is why second and third infections - or infections after vaccination - are not as severe as first infections. You are correct, but so is the other poster.

Actually this country is not a country of free speech. Hate speech is not allowed. You can get into trouble for saying certain things and too fucking right.

Do you have the link to that article please?

She literally said - twice - it was nothing to do with the vaccine.

@niadainud

She literally said - twice - it was nothing to do with the vaccine.

But then, awkwardly, she wrote: "Technically I was right as people contracted covid from the time of the vaccine so "from" doesn't mean literally, it could refer to a timescale".

The "peer review" meme again! Haven't you heard of the replication crisis? Most research is junk.

There is a lot of threads on here people still using covid as an excuse on here

I say: Never Again.

@Lea3

The "peer review" meme again! Haven't you heard of the replication crisis? Most research is junk.

Oh, okay. Isn't that what peer review is for?

It's strange because a lot of people still think their children got autism from a vaccine.

You said

‘Well given over 95% of people in the Uk have contracted covid from a vaccine’

The belief that the sun went around the earth does not mean that they thought the earth was flat.

Look up the replication crisis. It challenges the reliability of scientific findings, as many studies (perhaps most) now fail to be replicated by other researchers. This calls into question the trustworthiness of scientific methods and findings, and highlights issues like publication bias and oversimplified models of complex phenomena.

Yeah I couldn't be married to a conspiracy theorist, shows a distinct lack of critical thinking.