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Someone who worships covid mRNA shots religiously. These people called for the persecution of people who didn’t take the shot and signed their babies up to be in big pharma experiments. They tend to be low IQ liberal NPCs who think politicians and big pharma have their best interest in mind.
VaxTard : “1 am fully vaccinated and boosted, and I just tested positive for covid 19. I am grateful for the protection my vaccines continue to provide”
Vaxtard by Gigachad69911 July 1, 2022
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Someone who naively believes that the COVID vaccines are the ultimate cure and will make COVID disappear. Despite the fact that these vaccines are entirely experimental and are seeing a rapid decline in efficiency over time. Vaxtards are also typically liberals who watch fake news media 24/7, use Google for researching, and believe anything that corrupt medical elites say on TV. They also get extremely butthurt when someone raises objections towards the COVID vaccines.
Vaxtard: Don't wait. Save lives today by getting a COVID vaccine. It's not about freedom. It's about making the right choices.
Normal person: These vaccines were rushed and they're experimental. Will the makers face any liability if I get hurt?
Vaxtard: Wah wah waaaahhhh!!! AnTi-VaXxEr!!!!!!!!
Vaxtard by RealJason September 11, 2021
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Anyone suffering from obvious cognitive dissonance in regards to vaccine safety. They are incapable of logical thought on the subject, unable to change their opinion when it is soundly proven wrong. This is known as being vaxtarded.
If you do everything the government tells you to and then beg for more DNA abuse from the jews you are fully vaxtarded.
I dumped my girlfriend she is such a fucking vaxtard; she got 4 jabs!!
Vaxtard by Fauci Del Morte July 26, 2021
A person who refuses to take the COVID 19 vaccine, usually because they are skeptical of it, or believe some conspiracy theory about it. Also typically a Trump supporter.
Bob doesn’t want to take the COVID vaccine. He believes that it contains a microchip that will allow the government to monitor him. What a vaxtard!
vaxtard by Spicyspectrum March 25, 2021
Some one who blindly accepts mainstream medical advice regarding vaccines without doing any research, not even reading the inserts for the jab, demonizing anyone who advocates for fully informed consent, and minimizes the fact that people can endure serious Vaccine Adverse Reactions.
Gawd Jamie Jabmeister is such a Vaxtard . I showed her how the infections nationwide had significant downturns to the point of near eradication PRIOR to the introduction of mass vaccinations in the 1950s, the VAERS database on vaccine injuries, and the information on the ingredients. Her mantra for justifying this practice is “if the jabs help or save just one …”, but then somehow she’s mouthbreathing so bad she can’t apply the same logic to , “if it just maims for life or kills JUST ONE”. She’s Vaxtarded check it and see, she’s got an IQ of about 63
Vaxtard by THE Dissident June 9, 2025

Virtue signal vaxtard 

Someone who pushed for mandatory vaccines and then sends “thoughts and prayers” to dead and/or dying athletes who fell into cardiac arrest from the vaccine itself
The NFL demands players be vaccinated ahead of 2021 season. The virtue signal vaxtards all applaud and cheer for the NFL is doing the “right” thing.

Vaxtard: “ I pray hope to god Damar Hamlin will be ok”
Celsius is a vagtard.
Vagtard by anto_capone October 1, 2010
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