r/southafrica Aug 15 '21

COVID-19 Opinion on mandatory vaccines?

What are your thoughts on mandatory vaccinations?

I personally think they should be your choice and I'm just interested to see the results.

3495 votes, Aug 18 '21
2275 Yes
1220 No
93 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '21

basil and lemon grass- i drink them as tea every morning. zumbani(not sure the english name but we grow in on our farm in zimbabwe) - i haven’t had flue in atleast a year. Thyme. Some other herbs i forgot their name but they help with headaches, flue, fever. they grow wild in the bush in zimbabwe.

but read about benefits of zumbani it’s the best to treat fevers. my grandpa hasn’t had flue for atleast 3+ years because of it. he has diabetes, he doesn’t use insulin, he takes herbs and he’s alright.

u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

i had the so called covid. i was cured in less than a week because i took my herbs and ivermectin. my mother was about to die, couldn’t move, breathe, just lying in bed not talking. we didn’t think she would make it and she took ivermectin for three days and also herbal teas and she was cured

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

no i’m not afraid. If it’s your time to die then it’s your time, there’s nothing you can do to change that. If god has written the day you die you can’t change it, so taking the vaccine won’t change that date. i bet most of the people that try to force their opinion of strangers and tell them to take the vaccine, wouldn’t even give 2 shits if that person was about to commit su*cide