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[General Emílio Médici]

I don't even think he could have fired Fauci if he wanted. The entire Fed was against him in backing that greasy italian fuck.

I posted here, hundreds of pages ago, but even Jared was shocked and disgusted with Fauci. Jared was fully into the Covid narrative and wanting to stop it and all, and even he was going "dude what the fuck why are you constantly talking shit and pushing for more lockdowns?" and Fauci was all like "oh I prefer to play it safe so we act as if it will get worse so if it doesn't we can look good" as if that is in any way what actually happens in politics.

Trump literally could not take a single step without some D.C. fag trying to trip him for 4 years straight. The amount of sabotage and misdirection he got was insane. The only reason he even managed to get as far as he did and do a good job was sheer retard strenght.

 

[Scale Smerch]

For the average person? It came in when they changed the definition of what a vaccine was, then rushed through a vaccine, and finished it with 'take this or you will lose your ability to do anything.' That last part never fully came to fruition, but they wanted it more than you want Hillary Clinton's nudes.

Minor adjustment: it was first rushed through, and then after Biden got in they switched the definition followed quickly by all the coercive actions we know intimately. I can distinctively recall the time this happened because thanks to my education background I saw the gaslighting and deliberate media lies and manipulation happening in real time. One can say what they will about Trump and what he did while President, but all the bullshit surrounding the Covid response is entirely on the Dems and their sycophantic leeches.

 

[notafederalagent]

when it used to mean a bunch of hippies (mostly left wing in fact) who were big on "natural living" and that vaccines cause autism

Don't forget the Orthodox Jews in their enclaves in NY/NJ. I recall talk bemoaning yeshivas full of unvaccinated kids in the years leading up to covid. Since we're reflecting back on covid and the chosen for a moment, how about this one from DeBlasio:

https://archive.is/bcodo

Strange how the media didn't make that out to be the second coming of Hitler, yet, if you so much as mention Soros, it means we are living in Nazi Germany.

 

[Sithis]

Where I'm lost at is where and when did vaccine skepticism come from during all this. Something was lost in translation in all this, intentional or not.

Personally I distrusted the jab even when Trump was pushing it, but wasn't entirely opposed to it because he seemed to take the sensible approach and didn't wish for mandated jabs. I still don't like that he pushed it so hard, but it wasn't trump that tried setting it up so I could be fired for refusing it, it was Biden. And we already know Milley and Pelosi conspired and committed treason to keep the nuke codes from Trump, it's hard to tell what he was hearing behind closed doors by others he stupidly thought were trustworthy.

Nothing I have seen since its release has compelled me to take the jab, and that's one area I have to laugh any time someone refers to trump supporters as a "cult". There are millions of people just like me who voted for him twice and still don't trust the product, either due to personal views or experience. I've discussed my views on why I don't trust it or the people shilling it in the vaccine thread plenty of times.

 

[The Last Stand]

Ignoring Ivermectin or Hydroxychloroquine, banning Doctors and Scientists from social media that said otherwise.

Hydroxychloroquine was not officially confirmed to be a solution to COVID, if anything, it would've worsened its effects.

1) It's development was clearly rushed (obviously this is in comparison with other vaccines);

You can blame China for not providing the strain of the COVID-19 which halted progress.

 

[verissimus]

You can blame China for not providing the strain of the COVID-19 which halted progress.

Huh?

 

[The Last Stand]

Huh?

It's a miracle that any solution for COVID-19 was able to be created given how secretive that China was during the whole outbreak. I agree that more testing should've been enacted during its development.

 

[The Great Citracett]

Minor adjustment: it was first rushed through, and then after Biden got in they switched the definition followed quickly by all the coercive actions we know intimately. I can distinctively recall the time this happened because thanks to my education background I saw the gaslighting and deliberate media lies and manipulation happening in real time. One can say what they will about Trump and what he did while President, but all the bullshit surrounding the Covid response is entirely on the Dems and their sycophantic leeches.

I remember once Biden was installed, all the news channels dropped their stupid "death tickers" showing the millions upon millions dying each second from the deadly coof.

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

It's a miracle that any solution for COVID-19 was able to be created given how secretive that China was during the whole outbreak. I agree that more testing should've been enacted during its development.

The solution was called Sprite, Chicken Noodle Soup, and Dayquil.

 

[Tanner Glass]

Personally I distrusted the jab even when Trump was pushing it, but wasn't entirely opposed to it because he seemed to take the sensible approach and didn't wish for mandated jabs. I still don't like that he pushed it so hard, but it wasn't trump that tried setting it up so I could be fired for refusing it, it was Biden. And we already know Milley and Pelosi conspired and committed treason to keep the nuke codes from Trump, it's hard to tell what he was hearing behind closed doors by others he stupidly thought were trustworthy.

He likely (initally) believed the briefings he was getting - that the virus was going to be very bad and that Pfizer/Moderna could be trusted.

Those were all lies, of course, but he did what he could with the info he had.

Hydroxychloroquine was not officially confirmed to be a solution to COVID, if anything, it would've worsened its effects.

You can blame China for not providing the strain of the COVID-19 which halted progress.

How could it be offically confirmed when it wasn't even tested? It wasn't tested because Pfizer wasn't selling it for $50+ a dose.

It's literally one of things you should really question "Hey why didn't Fauci and the CDC/NIAID run their own tests on this, along with masks, spreadability, and so on? What do we get for pouring billions into these orgs?"

It's a miracle that any solution for COVID-19 was able to be created given how secretive that China was during the whole outbreak. I agree that more testing should've been enacted during its development.

They weren't secretive. America was their partner in the gain of function testing - the government knew exactly what we were dealing with at all times. Anthony Fauci personally authorized it so it's not like "we didn't know what we were dealing with" is a valid defense.

They just didn't tell us - it's not the same thing as not knowing.

 

[The Last Stand]

Don't forget the Orthodox Jews in their enclaves in NY/NJ. I recall talk bemoaning yeshivas full of unvaccinated kids in the years leading up to covid. Since we're reflecting back on covid and the chosen for a moment, how about this one from DeBlasio:

I won't lie, I was laughing during that announcement that he outright called out the Jewish population for COVID spread. Separation of church and state did not apply during this outbreak. He could not had interpreted it as poorly as he did if he tried.

 

[DaBigBopper]

My biggest gripe about Fauci is that he's a such a fuck up. He failed during AIDS and he failed during COVID (even if you don't believe the conspiracy theory). They tried to paint him as the new Jonas Salk and he's just so skeevy.

Salk's interviews were during a time when media was limited and more controlled, but it basically was someone doing everything right. It took almost a decade to roll out the vaccine after testing it in the US. Salk was lambasted when Cutter Pharma fucked up and produced contaminated vaccines. I think Salk even got attacked by other scientists who pushed for the Live Vaccine/ sugar cube vaccine.

 

[Ancient Pioneer]

Hydroxychloroquine was not officially confirmed to be a solution to COVID, if anything, it would've worsened its effects.

I know your gimmick is over the top shilling, but I'll bite anyway, those 6 trials referenced were fraudulent trash designed to fail. The claim everyone pro HCQ and Ivermectin was that HCQ and Ivermectin is beneficial during early treatment in conjunction with a cocktail of other stuff like Vitamin C, D, and Zinc. The trials were giving HCQ and Ivermectin to people on their deathbed, long after covid had delivered its payload and left the body leaving a weakened the body with Pneumonia which is what actually kills you when you catch covid. Even the choice of Remdesivir is pointless because covid is largely spent by the time pnemonia starts crushing the lungs. The complete refusal to do any sort of early treatment for covid is the scandal alongside one-size-fits-all retarded treatment plans by doctors where they would just ventilate ANYONE that had minor respiratory issues.

 

[Jaimas]

Where I'm lost at is where and when did vaccine skepticism come from during all this. Something was lost in translation in all this, intentional or not.

I couldn't tell you about on the national level, but I can tell you about the state level.

Here in NY, they pushed the vaccine basically immediately and tried to make it so you had to get it if you wanted to do basically anything. At the same time they were doing this, they were pushing hard for lockdowns and our vaunted state government had its myriad members repeatedly get caught not wearing masks at massive events with tons of people - not once, or twice, but dozens of times. Very early on in this state it became apparent that they wanted the lockdowns and vax culture for control, not because it was doing anything about the virus, and they specifically were exempting themselves from the selfsame policy they foisted on everyone else - you can't go visit a dying relative or go to a restaurant because of COVID risk, but they can attend a $3000-a-head fundraiser with like 2000 people in a single room where fucking no one is masked without consequence. By the time that infamous article declaring that the BLM Riots had lowered COVID rates came out, most people in NY had divested themselves from thinking the vax was anything about helping people and became more and more prone to flaunting the demands of the establishment.

The only people who liked this shit were people who always want control over other people, and everyone knew exactly who those assfucks were.

In the background, meanwhile, tons of new allegations surfaced every day, most of which painted a very grim picture: The infamous edict governor Cuomo passed quite literally killed thousands of elderly New Yorkers, and the state as a whole was being asked to pretend that never happened. Then you had it come out that NY was cooking the books on COVID numbers by labelling virtually everything during this time a COVID death, even if it had nothing the fuck to do with COVID. Throw in shit like NYC releasing felons from prison because COVID, NYC aggressively supporting snitch lines and vaccine passports and their last-ditch attempt to make you require the fucking jab if you wanted to do anything at a state or local level, something they pushed for long after other states were starting to slowly come down from their lockdowns, and you have the bulk of the state wanting to glass NYC with a fucking orbital laser.

People in my home state started to distrust the Vax because the people pushing them clearly never actually gave a shit from the start about them beyond the ability to cynically use them as a shameless power grab. That injury was entirely self-inflicted and NYC only has itself to blame.

 

[notafederalagent]

@Jaimas I'm sure the theatrics of having the Navy hospital ship Comfort docking in NYC, a field hospital being setup in Central Park, with both going mainly unused also got the gears to turning in some people's heads. Wasn't Cuomo one of the main ones pushing for ventilators at the time? The refrigerated trucks full of corpses was a nice bit of propaganda on the nationwide level though, I had more than a couple of people mention that to me.

 

[JosephStalin]

A few more.

 

[870EVO]

Very early on in this state it became apparent that they wanted the lockdowns and vax culture for control, not because it was doing anything about the virus, and they specifically were exempting themselves from the selfsame policy they foisted on everyone else - you can't go visit a dying relative or go to a restaurant because of COVID risk, but they can attend a $3000-a-head fundraiser with like 2000 people in a single room where fucking no one is masked without consequence. By the time that infamous article declaring that the BLM Riots had lowered COVID rates came out, most people in NY had divested themselves from thinking the vax was anything about helping people and became more and more prone to flaunting the demands of the establishment.

Even though Andrew Tate is a criminal. He had enough money to experience what it was like for the rich during COVID.

 

[Jaimas]

@Jaimas I'm sure the theatrics of having the Navy hospital ship Comfort docking in NYC, a field hospital being setup in Central Park, with both going mainly unused also got the gears to turning in some people's heads. Wasn't Cuomo one of the main ones pushing for ventilators at the time? The refrigerated trucks full of corpses was a nice bit of propaganda on the nationwide level though, I had more than a couple of people mention that to me.

Yes, and he was the same asshole that initially refused COVID assistance because it fucking came from Trump.

 

[The Last Stand]

So basically, distrust in the vaccine wasn't necessarily the vaccine itself (although it played a part to it) but how our elected officials were handling it through force. It did not help that riots and handouts were occurring either while everybody else had to stay in and lose everything.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

enjoy the extra $1 at the pump guys

Had an argument with an anti gasoline car friend who argued that this is a good thing because we need more EVs.

I'm actually in the market for a new car and a Tesla model 3, the economy model, is perfect for my usecase. My state will pay me 4k to buy a brand new EV, I don't have to pay sales tax plus I get 3.5k from the feds. Additionally my power company will pay for the cost of the installation of the wall charger for my rented house (increasing the value of the house) + put 250 towards the wall charger itself. If I charge during off hours I get a credit of .02c per kilowatt hour used.

I make above my states average wage by 15k and have 20k in wedding presents. I additionally have 10k available in interest free loans due to Jewish connections. My credit score is in the 800s. Despite this all, I cannot afford a Tesla model 3 due to rent and food costs being so high. I also cannot get an auto loan.

Power leveling to wonder, if gas is meant to be so high now and EVs are the future, why is it that someone like me who is young, stupid, and willing cannot afford the goyslop car? I was speaking to Tesla owners and they told me that the economy car requires you to have an income at least 150k a year to reasonably afford. Everything in my situation points to me being in the perfect storm to own this car, now imagine someone who is making a lower salary or is even making more than me but is in a less EV friendly state.

EVs seem to be a thing for the bougies. That being said, there's a growing movement to create higher economic prices for the use of ICE cars. I'm not sure what the end goal is but I know that if gas prices rise, my beater car will be too expensive to drive while the EV I wanted will stay unattainable. It's a catch 22 which ends up with people riding the shitty overstrained bus to get to where they need to be.

If a kike like me with all these financial resources can't hack it, I fear for normal Americans who don't have these privileges.