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I don't know how long that article will stay online.
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why not archive it then? seriously...
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The Term ‘Vaccine Hesitancy’ Is Patronizing and Presumptuous. Here’s Why.

Vaccine hesitancy encodes a smug certainty that official messaging on the vaccines is reliable, that reigning medical paradigms are sound and that the knowledge medical science produces is trustworthy — none of which is true.
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The Term ‘Vaccine Hesitancy’ Is Patronizing and Presumptuous. Here’s Why.​

Vaccine hesitancy encodes a smug certainty that official messaging on the vaccines is reliable, that reigning medical paradigms are sound and that the knowledge medical science produces is trustworthy — none of which is true.

By Charles Eisenstein
11/15/21
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(((Eisenstein)))
if god's chosen people start having issues with it things could get interesting.
 
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Anon compares covid vaxes to PZP, a horse sterilizer.

It’s not just two and done. It’s not just one booster annually. It’s several a year. The only thing I know is that the “vaccine” is on the same schedule as a porcine zona pellucida vaccine (PZP). PZP is used to sterilize wild horses and other species.

The PZP vaccine is usually given, initially, in a series of 2 vaccinations 2-6 weeks apart and then a booster every 8 months to a year, depending on the species. It reduces pregnancy rates by 80-90% The CEO of Pfizer is also a veterinarian.
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Well, just had the "I talked to my parents and you're not welcome home at Christmas as long as they're here" phone call with my mom. And then she started getting teary and trying to guilt me with the whole "this may be the last Christmas they have" line. I told her I was willing to get tested daily while I'm out there and I was told that it would still not be good enough. Then she got mad at me when I said they were being irrational.
 
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Blamo said:
Like censorship of the Internet was inching forward one step at a time. What people need to know is that one precedent set and not answered or challenged will lead to the next.
In 2016, the worst thing yt did was demonetizing your stuff and burrying it. Now they just delete you without question if you dare to challenge them on any sensitive issues.
Heck, they even talk about criminalizing bad think. The slippery slope sure is working well for a thing that according to reddit brains doesn't exist. huh
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still dumbfounded that i was the only one who saw where things were going when godaddy uprooted daily stormer
 
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ForgedBlades said:
Well, just had the "I talked to my parents and you're not welcome home at Christmas as long as they're here" phone call with my mom. And then she started getting teary and trying to guilt me with the whole "this may be the last Christmas they have" line. I told her I was willing to get tested daily while I'm out there and I was told that it would still not be good enough. Then she got mad at me when I said they were being irrational.
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If it might be the last Christmas they have then why are they spending it severing ties with their family over socio-political subservience?
 
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ForgedBlades said:
Well, just had the "I talked to my parents and you're not welcome home at Christmas as long as they're here" phone call with my mom. And then she started getting teary and trying to guilt me with the whole "this may be the last Christmas they have" line. I told her I was willing to get tested daily while I'm out there and I was told that it would still not be good enough. Then she got mad at me when I said they were being irrational.
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Are you old and/or suffering from a serious medical condition?
 
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Well the stupid fucks in charge of the county I live in just suspended the indoor mask mandate. May as well. Town where I live in generally wasn't requiring masks, just certain businesses I don't patronize anyway. At least one other city in the county refused to enforce the mandate. Commissary is Federal property and isn't requiring masks.

BREAKING NEWS FROM THE CARMEL PINE CONE

November 16, 2021, 6:27 p.m.

COUNTY SUSPENDS INDOOR MASK REQUIREMENT

Dear Readers,

In a surprise move, the Monterey County Board of Supervisors this evening suspended the requirement that facemasks be worn in indoor public spaces.

"The board of supervisors has voted to suspend the masking requirement of its Indoor Face Covering Ordinance, effective immediately," county spokeswoman Maia Carroll said. "This means while wearing face coverings in indoor public settings remains strongly recommended, it is no longer required."(Bitch, a lot of places were ignoring the mandate anyway. And come election time no fucking way will I vote to re-elect ANY supervisor. They can bite my ass. - JS)

The county’s indoor face covering ordinance, which went into effect Nov. 5, was tied to CDC reports of new coronavirus cases in Monterey County — reports which turned out to be erratic and, as we reported earlier today, may not have been accurate.(No shit, Sherlock. - JS)

"At its upcoming December 8 meeting, the board is expected to get a report on local metrics and COVID-19 data reporting and may consider revising its indoor face covering ordinance to be tied to local data reporting vs CDC rates," Carroll said.(If they are smart they'll just let it go for good since people no longer want to obey such oppressive measures. - JS)
 
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ddw said:
still dumbfounded that i was the only one who saw where things were going when godaddy uprooted daily stormer
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It was sad to see that none of the "muh free speech" people even dared to mention the situation. censorship does work when you have overwhelming power.

I think a lot of wisdom about how power works have to be unlearned because the current powers simply won't allow you to do the same things what they were doing.

Didn't AA had his domain seized on a DNS level or something? They really went ham on the place.
 
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For reference, 21 deaths with 17 in placebo is p<0.52 (by chi square test)
4 cardiac arrests with 1 in placebo is p<0.18
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Jamila said:
Pfizer lied about the number of deaths in their vaccine trial.

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More people died in the key clinical trial for Pfizer's Covid vaccine than the company publicly reported

Pfizer told the world 15 people who received the vaccine in its trial had died as of mid-March. Turns out the real number then was 21, compared to only 17 deaths in people who hadn't been vaccinated.
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They kicked Madeline De Gray and Brianne Dressen from the trials when they had catastrophic side effects and those two victims are very public about it.

Dressen, who spoke at Sen. Ron Johson's hearing, runs www.react19.org
 
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ddw said:
still dumbfounded that i was the only one who saw where things were going when godaddy uprooted daily stormer
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It's very ironic that the state of free speech on the internet can be summed up with "First they came for the Nazis...". I think people really only started paying attention when they took out Alex Jones (or tried to) since he's a pretty big name and most people think he's just a harmless loon rather than someone like Andrew Anglin who made his website as cartoonishly offensive as possible.

It feels like yesterday the internet was still a free and open place, even if it was pretty obvious how things were going by 2015-16. You're always told how things are awful on the internet, and you know it to be true, but if you aren't affected directly (like being censored/banned for political views or "misinformation") you don't fully grasp how bad it really is. I think it was 2019 or 2020 when I pieced it all together and found myself awestruck at how far freedom on the internet has been eroded. It's like going by a construction site everyday, knowing exactly what they're building but just seeing it as an empty pile of material until one day it's basically finished and you realize what they were doing.
 
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