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As Tommy C put it, the mask is the "Yarmulke for Liberals".
I don't know if there's ever been a more stark example of the phenomena given the subject matter of the protests.
Wuhan Coronavirus / COVID-19 Thread 2: Booster Shot - Resume all Corona sperging here.
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I don't know if there's ever been a more stark example of the phenomena given the subject matter of the protests.
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If they want to know why Roe v. Wade was overturned, they can only blame themselves. They never came to the idea "well, it's bad if I give people a bad virus because I didn't take a vaccine, and it's bad a woman can kill a fetus growing inside her, but ultimately I'm the one who makes decisions over what's inside my body so sucks to be everyone else." The government policing your body to protect people is good as long as it's an approved cause.
As much as I dislike the hypocritical pro-life people who oppose vaxx mandates but want abortion banned, the pro-abortion (not pro-choice) crowd is even worse for so many reasons, least of all that I'm not a "person with a uterus" and their bullshit affects me. Even if I was a "person with a uterus" it would still affect me more since nobody should ever have to get an abortion to begin with outside of seriously fucked up shit or the fact they're a trash human being (who probably should get a free abortion and then a free sterilization if they ever want another).
They do not operate on the same reality as everyone else, which is why they alienate absolutely everyone who is sympathetic to their cause. If I ever attended a pro-choice protest I'd be there mostly to fuck with them by waving around a sign or two abortion bans to vaxx mandates. I'd love to see their response.
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A number of countries are showing similar trends (1)(2). I know that there can be dips in pregnancies around the time of recessions and economic hardship and I would certainly say that qualifies right now, but I don't know enough to know how these trends so far compare. It definitely shows remarkable timing with the rollout of the jab.
One major paper that came out analyzing the risk of adverse events from the jab vs the protection offered by it reaches an interesting conclusion, namely that "The excess risk of serious adverse events of special interest surpassed the risk reduction for COVID-19 hospitalization relative to the placebo group in both Pfizer and Moderna trials". This paper is from a number of notable authors, including the chief editor of the BMJ.
Another interesting article confirming what we here already suspect. Previous infection provides lasting immunity, the jab not so much.
Additionally there's been another paper linking the jab to myocarditis.
Additionally a preprint indicating that some of the Long COVID symptoms people are experiencing are associated with persistence of the spike protein in the body, consistent with what Bruce Patterson (a doctor treating long covid patients) observes, although it sounds like the authors of this paper give a slightly different reason as to why they think that is.
Some of us have noticed that the VAERS reporting system has had way more adverse events than with other vaccines, and way more adverse events. We have also wondered how the CDC could be ignoring that when they're supposed to analyze the data regularly. Turns out, it's quite easy to ignore it when you refuse to even look at the data in the first place.
Other documents have revealed how Pfizer lobbied Europe to rush through the emergency approval for the jab, and how they faced issues regarding the integrity of the RNA and sidestepped those issues by lobbying the US and Europe to lower their standards.
Israel is facing a 6th wave it looks like, as you would expect from one of the most jabbed countries in the world. It looks like Europe is in a new wave as well.
Denmark has acknowledged that there wasn't any benefit to vaccinating those under 18 (I'm reading off a translation of the page). It seems like a pretty major admission from public health officials. It certainly sounds like more that you'll ever get someone like Justin Trudeau in Canada to admit.
It looks like the block for federal worker mandates is back. It will be halted while the full court of appeals reviews it. The previous ruling by this court was 2-1 in favor of the mandate, along party lines. The full review will be all 17 judges, and if it's along party lines again then it would be 12-5 against the mandate.
The CMS mandate remains in full effect, but you know who isn't subject to it? Those enforcing it. It looks like they get an exemption, not related to the court case above.
Lastly, the FDA today is having their Future Framework meeting, where they will look into how to handle these jabs in the future. In short their goal is to stop having any trials and just automatically approve whatever Pfizer and Moderna want.
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More like Linus' security blanket and imagine Snoopy grabbing their masks, lol.
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My issue with that one is that 2021 was roughly the same as the years prior. Only 2022 shows any appreciable decline, nevermind one this sharp.
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I have a theory regarding the drop in birthrates. During the various phases of covid in and around the vax rollout there were a huge number of couples that were not together for, in some cases, very long periods. They were either locked down, locked out, or isolating.
Another thing that was going on was working from home. I can imagine that a great number of couples, who managed ok with 3-4 hours at night and weeeknds, actually got sick to death of each other and stopped shagging. On top of those two; there is also the big reduction in dating and parties and both of these are going to add in a percentage of births.
I am not in any way saying the vax dindu nuffin, but i wonder if it is possible that the big reduction is mostly down to the above. My theory dies a death, of course, if the birthrates carry on falling even when they should be reflecting returns to normal rates of baby making due to lifting of curfew, mandates, isolation etc.
As others have said; we really need to see what the numbers are later this year. We might even have to wait till next year as things are still not pre 2020 and waves are kicking off again which will screw up the numbers, again.
Even if things do go back to normal there could be a huge reduction of births, globally, so theories about the timing of the changes to the abortion law do have legs. Worth keeping an eye on other countries to see hiw they respond.
Eta...... there is also the reduction of libido due to stress, depression, alcohol consumption, boredom etc that all rose during covid. Even if sex was happening these things also cause a reduction in the ability to make another human.
Another thing that was going on was working from home. I can imagine that a great number of couples, who managed ok with 3-4 hours at night and weeeknds, actually got sick to death of each other and stopped shagging. On top of those two; there is also the big reduction in dating and parties and both of these are going to add in a percentage of births.
I am not in any way saying the vax dindu nuffin, but i wonder if it is possible that the big reduction is mostly down to the above. My theory dies a death, of course, if the birthrates carry on falling even when they should be reflecting returns to normal rates of baby making due to lifting of curfew, mandates, isolation etc.
As others have said; we really need to see what the numbers are later this year. We might even have to wait till next year as things are still not pre 2020 and waves are kicking off again which will screw up the numbers, again.
Even if things do go back to normal there could be a huge reduction of births, globally, so theories about the timing of the changes to the abortion law do have legs. Worth keeping an eye on other countries to see hiw they respond.
Eta...... there is also the reduction of libido due to stress, depression, alcohol consumption, boredom etc that all rose during covid. Even if sex was happening these things also cause a reduction in the ability to make another human.
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Elmo and Sesame Street are pushing the shot for toddlers and babies.
Not sure why since:
- Covid almost always bounces off children
- not like the vaccine has prevented transmitting from one person to another
Not sure why since:
- Covid almost always bounces off children
- not like the vaccine has prevented transmitting from one person to another
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Power levelling some here, but I am hoping to go to is requiring the fucking poison, and I really do not want to get it. I've looked into a medical exemption, but am not sure that would work. Any other ideas?
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Economic disasters cause a decrease in births. Just check the global birthrate in the 1930s for instance. People don't want to bring a baby into the world when they're living on a fixed income that might be altered at any time, or know they could laid off, or lose work for 2 weeks because of scamdemic policies. Or even die from the scamdemic, since many people (especially in 2020) believe this is airborne AIDSbola.
I'm still not convinced the vaxx isn't fucking with things. We always knew it was harmful to pregnant women (until the CDC changed their mind, and IIRC they changed their mind AGAIN recently), we know it causes miscarriages, there's plenty of evidence it messes with the menstrual cycle which means it's probably contributing to female infertility, there's evidence it harms male fertility (which can be as dramatic as shit like your testicles swelling up from getting vaxxed like Nicki Minaj's cousin but seems to mostly be decrease in sperm viability), it's some nasty-ass shit you shouldn't take into your body.
And then also keep in mind the virus itself (especially the more dangerous Wuhan strain prevalent in 2020) can cause all of these effects too although it appears to be more rare and associated with severe illness which in the age group of couples having kids 18-40 isn't very common.
Unfortunately birth rates might be low for a while since a sizable minority of the population is so devoted to the Church of Covid that they'll keep getting boostered as long as the government tells them too. This isn't a bad thing since this crowd is mostly a bunch of nutbags who shouldn't be having kids anyway, love abortions, and should probably be sterilized.
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Sesame Street has always aired what the government wants kids to think, and while this wasn't so bad when the government was trying to keep panic down (Sesame Street's done episodes on AIDS, 9/11, etc.), today's government is just another arm of corporations which wants kids to drink the Pharma Phlavor-Aid too. One can consider this a form of post-birth abortion given the parents rushing to get their kids vaxxed are the nutty sort of far-left loons who make their kids wear masks everywhere while they don't have to since they've received the sacrament of vaxxing.
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If America try religious exemption. Or a fake card, we never got off the paper cards. No database.
For any exemptions, a fairly expensive lawyer they heard from before should write the request.
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I've read this a couple times and I think a word is missing? Are you hoping to go to a country or a college or something else?
If this a college in the US then you want a religious exemption which is better short and sweet "I prayed to God and I do not believe He wants me to get vaccinated." but it should be something you genuinely believe and in your own words. You will probably need a lawyer to advise you, because as a practical matter, you might want to send it in a particular way or time so that they take it more seriously and don't just throw away your application.
Note that religious exemptions are something you basically declare not something you request. You are entitled to it by federal law.
If this is California, you are in for an uphill battle. The law detailing religious exemptions is a federal one, so it applies to all the states. However California likes to think they are above those things, and again, you might need a lawyer.
EDIT: FUCK CALIFORNIA FUCK THEM FUCK THEM I HATE THEM REEEEE
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My place of work was giving people denials and shit. We had pages of paperwork which I just said "no" to on the advise of my lawyer and instead did a two fucking page essay on why God didn't want me to take the jab.
Corpos can get fucked. I don't talk to my preacher about what my beliefs are. That was one of the more humiliating things I've done for work.
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I'm talking about a college in New Mexico, not a country. Will that advice still apply?
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That sucks. Good for you for holding your ground.
I am still in the damn closet about my vax status. It's required for going to the office, but people are so fucking terrified of the coof that going back to the office was never required! So I never had to submit an exemption. I just have to smile and nod whenever on zoom people talk about how grateful they are to be boosted and how insane Republicans are, etc.
I hope one day the tide turns on this shit. I feel so fucking alienated from my coworkers and friends after the vax madates dropped. I was a 90s moderate democrat and so were all my friends and I'm still the same but everyone I knew has been taken over by the body snatchers.
Edit to avoid double post: @Traincake Follow this link Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread and you will find a post by me with a link to this woman Peggy Hall's website where she has hours and hours of videos and pages and pages about religious exemptions.
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I lucked out and my current workplace seems to have stopped caring about whether I have the vaccine or not, which is weird because I work at a big name corporation that makes products that are somewhat associated with liberalism.
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I used the wording someone here previously suggested:
I request an exemption from this requirement as my conscience does not permit me to take it.
Response to any further questions: i have stated my conscientious objection. My conscience is a matter between myself and my Creator and it is not your place to examine it.
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It was well known, at least until the start of 2020 apparently, that socially isolating newborns and their parents would cripple their immune systems. Now society has become so touch-averse and germophobic, the only surprise is how low the impact has been.