US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)

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Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?
 
I cannot fucking stand PETA, but I also cannot stand Biden, and it gives me a perverse pleasure to know PETA is stalking and harassing him at the events he attends.

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Does PETA know something the rest of us don't?
I absolutely despise PETA but it is fun seeing them hound fuckers like Fraudci. Also on the off chance some higher up PETA faggot is browsing here; if you actually want to help animals hire some animal breeders and have them go to pet shops and teach people how to responsibly house animals for free. I used to work at a pet shop and the amount of times I've seen people "return" dead animals that were obviously malnourished just because some kid had no clue how to take care of the animal made my heart break.
 
It made me laugh when they started pushing for boosters, then try to advertise it as, the flu shot, no the flu shots are made different for each strain, the covid boosters are just the same shit that failed the first time.
You're right, except for "failed the first time," which is binary thinking based on the Nirvana fallacy. It's more like the Hep B vaccine, which also has 3 doses; or DTaP (5 doses followed by Td or Tdap booster every 10 years); or polio or pneumococcal (4 doses); or HiB (3 or 4 doses); or varicella (2 doses followed by a 2-dose series at 50). A routine vaccine having 3 or more doses, or having a booster for adults, is completely normal and unremarkable, except for some reason the existence of COVID vaccines makes some people go insane.
 
You're right, except for "failed the first time," which is binary thinking based on the Nirvana fallacy. It's more like the Hep B vaccine, which also has 3 doses; or DTaP (5 doses followed by Td or Tdap booster every 10 years); or polio or pneumococcal (4 doses); or HiB (3 or 4 doses); or varicella (2 doses followed by a 2-dose series at 50). A routine vaccine having 3 or more doses, or having a booster for adults, is completely normal and unremarkable, except for some reason the existence of COVID vaccines makes some people go insane.
All of those multiple-dose vaccines are good for years and offer what level of immunity? 90%+? The Covid "vaccines" require 2 doses and a booster every what, six months? And on top of that they're leaky vaccines, with all of the potential risks to public safety involved. But hey, don't let facts stop your false equivalency.
 
You can whinge, bitch, moan and even type in CAPS here, but it won't make any difference. No one is forcing you to get the vax. No one will pin you to the ground and force that jab into your arm. It is your choice not to get it.

The majority of people (80+%) will be getting the jab at the end of the day. Again, your choice not to. And before you start screaming "Big Pharma !!! Big Pharma!!!". Big Pharma is already big, they milk the fuck out of Americans on a daily basis on every single medical need. Where is the shour out from the rooftops about that?
You seem like the type of person that during the second world war when the Gov ask the population of London to turn their lights of at night so the German bombers couldnt make out land would say " Fuck the Gov, I'm not turning my lights out.. the game is on"

Keep up the conspiracy autism while the rest of us will get on with life successfully after the jab. We'd prefer if you didn't get it.

What is the point?
 
All of those multiple-dose vaccines are good for years and offer what level of immunity? 90%+? The Covid "vaccines" require 2 doses and a booster every what, six months? And on top of that they're leaky vaccines, with all of the potential risks to public safety involved. But hey, don't let facts stop your false equivalency.
HepB Vaccine is 98-100% effective.
DTaP is about 80% effective with a single dose, with 90% effectiveness by the fifth. 100% effective in reducing symptoms.
Full series of polio vaccines is 99-100% effective.
HiB is 95% effective.
Varicella is 82% effective to stop, and 100% effective to prevent severe symptoms.


Notably, none of these require frequent 'boosters', and none are for a rapidly mutating virus like Covid.

Addendum: Meanwhile, the Pfizer vaccine going off data out of Israel is 39% effective against the delta variant, and 90% effective to prevent severe symptoms. Which is really bad because it encourages more deadly strains to form.
 
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This is part of why I changed the term to Big Tech. "Businessmen" was more a descriptor of their mindset than their actual positions. It's almost entirely -just- Silicon Valley, not wall street who is more affected by vax mandates.

Though to answer the main question, Fauci is basically the only person keeping the actual approval number around 37%. Kill him, and Biden's floor gets even lower into "Anything we do is fine because the Admin is -clearly- dead" territory. While also removing basically the only weapon the admin has.
COVID is not stable ground. There's a lot of shifting sand out there, like the China situation, but COVID is worse than that. It's a time bomb. As Mr.Bunny points out:

The vaccine strategy was always doomed to fail. Every epidemiologist worth a fuck was saying "We've never tried anything like attempting to vaccinate the global population simultaneously during a raging pandemic" and the most honest few proclaimed it to be worse than futile, actively encouraging evolutionary selection that would make it more dangerous. The vaccine strategy is causing more harm than good, not stopping anything except for 1/3rd of the labor force that they desperately need to keep working.

Disgracing the face of "Trump's vaccine strategy" is going to be necessary as part of the pivot. They have less than two months to work out their stop-gaps, namely therapeutic antivirals like "Pfizermectin" and mix and match vax booster shots to create a variety of antibodies, in order to limit escape mutants. However, the mandate thing is pulling too much heat and it has to go away. I'm not sure how they're going to use Fauci to do this. Maybe he makes an announcement that he's stepping down, IDK. I just know that SARS-CoV-2 is endemic and the Smart Countries ( the overwhelmingly white Nordic ones) are openly accepting that fact.
 
Poorly in terms of the suburban Democratic vote especially when it comes to their children?

For instance when McAuliffe expressed that parents should not have a role in the child's education, there was pushback and a shift?

Could this force the same result?
The earliest resistance at school boards was about masks and, even worse, school closings. They were earnestly perplexed why their kids weren't allowed to learn together when the risk is so low, and then why the school boards kept making anti-scientific decisions.

Then it cascaded into CRT - porn - rape - trans - grooming. All of that is now linked in the normie parent mind. It's all taking decisions away from families.

I don't know if any of those issues on their own could motivate a big push, but now that they're stacking on each other, and parents are seeing the long game? Absolutely.

A small city in Texas is refusing Federal relief money. They won't accept the conditions that go with the money. Good on them. 👍 👍 👍



A school district I know did this. It's exceptional long-term thinking. Losing local control is not worth the money.

Is.... this is a subversive operation? That cannot be real, it'd have the exact opposite effect it wants.
The general consensus in Va. is it's a very well-done GOP troll. No one has owned up to it yet, so Dems can't defend OR decry it, lol.

There's a lot of grassroots stuff going on lately. The base knows how to be subversive; the pols have to be taught, but they're getting the hang of it.

As for vaxxes, I did the first round. No more. Good luck sorting out third- and fourth-tier vaccine passports, guys. I lost mine.
 
The earliest resistance at school boards was about masks and, even worse, school closings. They were earnestly perplexed why their kids weren't allowed to learn together when the risk is so low, and then why the school boards kept making anti-scientific decisions.

Then it cascaded into CRT - porn - rape - trans - grooming. All of that is now linked in the normie parent mind. It's all taking decisions away from families.

I don't know if any of those issues on their own could motivate a big push, but now that they're stacking on each other, and parents are seeing the long game? Absolutely.


A school district I know did this. It's exceptional long-term thinking. Losing local control is not worth the money.


The general consensus in Va. is it's a very well-done GOP troll. No one has owned up to it yet, so Dems can't defend OR decry it, lol.

There's a lot of grassroots stuff going on lately. The base knows how to be subversive; the pols have to be taught, but they're getting the hang of it.

As for vaxxes, I did the first round. No more. Good luck sorting out third- and fourth-tier vaccine passports, guys. I lost mine.
The argument against in person schooling wasn't about the risk to students, but the risk to educators. Teachers are disproportionately vulnerable(because they're either obese or in their 50's), and had it not been done we wouldn't have seen content from people like TwoMad.
 
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The argument against in person schooling wasn't about the risk to students, but the risk to educators. Teachers are disproportionately vulnerable(because they're either obese or in their 50's), and had it not been done we wouldn't have seen content from people like TwoMad.
Sure as hell wasn't sold that way over here. While it is the most logical reason, it just wasn't the one actually pushed by lawmakers.
 
The argument against in person schooling wasn't about the risk to students, but the risk to educators. Teachers are disproportionately vulnerable(because they're either obese or in their 50's), and had it not been done we wouldn't have seen content from people like TwoMad.
It was definitely both, but in Virginia, teachers were vaxxed at the same time as seniors. January 2021. And then many schools went into summer without ever having gone back to school. That's when the tensions really started, I'd say. And there was a big dividing line, with rural schools being open all year, no problem.

Almost immediately after teachers got the vax, the unions shifted to "well, KIDS aren't vaxxed yet........" Awful.
 
This seems more relevant to this thread than the Loudoun county thread.

This seems relevant to the VA governor race. I expect this to be severely memory holed if true.


EXCLUSIVE: McAuliffe-Linked Law Firm Fighting Virginia Student Who Said She Was Gang-Raped

A law firm that employed Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe is being paid handsomely to fight victims of alleged sexual abuse in schools, on behalf of a school system that the girls say failed to protect them.

In one case the Hunton Andrews Kurth law firm, where McAuliffe served as a senior adviser from 2019 until recently, is battling a young woman who says that she was repeatedly raped on her Fairfax County middle school campus as a 12-year old and that she was slashed with a knife, burned with a lighter, anally penetrated, and gang raped.

The law firm and McAuliffe’s campaign did not comment on whether the law firm still employs McAuliffe, but McAuliffe reported income apparently linked to the firm in 2021, after announcing his run for governor of Virginia on December 8, 2020. Later advertisements from the firm for McAuliffe fundraisers refer to him as a “former colleague.”

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That's real fucking money for a single person or even a small group to come up with on short notice.
Watch and be amazed as the money is found on short notice. There's more paying into Twitter than just the DNC, and idk about anyone else but this is probably the fourth or fifth time in the past half-decade I've seen people say "Twitter can't survive this! It'd take too much money to keep afloat and it's just not worth it!" then lo and behold, it's kept afloat.

You obviously can think whatever you want but I won't hold my breath.
 
Addendum: Meanwhile, the Pfizer vaccine going off data out of Israel is 39% effective against the delta variant, and 90% effective to prevent severe symptoms. Which is really bad because it encourages more deadly strains to form.
I can't wait to be wiped out by the Ligma variant because some stupid Karens needed a magic science potion to stop the evil koof and wouldn't listen to actual Scientists because the Science-priests were telling her what she wanted to hear instead.

Sure as hell wasn't sold that way over here. While it is the most logical reason, it just wasn't the one actually pushed by lawmakers.
"It kills fat people and old people" has always been the quiet part. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that is why a lot of this shit is being done.

Of course, if you want to see third rails of American politics, suggest that maybe, just maybe, that 275 pound 4' 11" woman isn't healthy and should put down the cake.

This seems more relevant to this thread than the Loudoun county thread.

This seems relevant to the VA governor race. I expect this to be severely memory holed if true.

Hey now, I have it on good authority that McAuliffe's political party enjoys cancel culture. Enjoy being canceled, McAuliffe. This is what you ordered, eat up.
 
The Good Luck America Podcast or Snapchat channel cited a poll by NPR and a 2 others that suggests that 50% of black and Hispanic homes are suffering financially because of the pandemic. Which would explain why Biden's approval polls are collapsing.

Considering that these issues won't be solved in 2022 the outlook for Dems is bleak indeed.
 
The Good Luck America Podcast or Snapchat channel cited a poll by NPR and a 2 others that suggests that 50% of black and Hispanic homes are suffering financially because of the pandemic. Which would explain why Biden's approval polls are collapsing.

Considering that these issues won't be solved in 2022 the outlook for Dems is bleak indeed.
Who could have predicted that forcing small businesses to close or adhere to expensive and onerous legislation would affect the poor the most?
 

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Manchin's increasingly strained and hostile rhetoric is -very- interesting to watch.
who would have thought the guy who taught Nick Saban all he knew about strategy and tactics could basically usurp the entire US government from a house in WV?
The Good Luck America Podcast or Snapchat channel cited a poll by NPR and a 2 others that suggests that 50% of black and Hispanic homes are suffering financially because of the pandemic. Which would explain why Biden's approval polls are collapsing.

Considering that these issues won't be solved in 2022 the outlook for Dems is bleak indeed.
i'm calling bullshit. blacks have such a strong ethno-community that we'd be hearing way more about this especially in near-black exclusive publications. there would be way more talk among themeselves about this; beyond that unless they're planning on changing something on their part to force the dems to fuck off it won't matter.
 
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