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I guess the blood in (((her))) Passover matzah went straight to her head.
Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big
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Imagine living in a bubble where Pfizer are the good guys.
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You'll have to pray harder
As you local administration of science you shall have atone for said transgressions
You're must watch the big Bang theory from start to finish. While reminding yourself that science is life science is Salvation
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<rhetorical question> : do only retards get blue checkmarks?
Was this person smacked with the retard stick as a child?
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Someone tell this filthy transphobe to read a different book.
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So how is the science afterlife and how does it compared to the other afterlives? I know in Jewish heaven you become rich and run a bank of your own and have your personal goyim, and Islam you get 40 virgin ladies and Catholicism you get a giant mansion and get drunk all day after a brawl, but how is SCIENCE HEAVEN?
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Null needs to give us our puzzle pieces back
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Along with J&J are the bad guys.
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Muggles weren't bad guys in the Harry Potter books though. Voldemort, a stand-in for Hitler considered muggles (non-wizards) to be subhuman. A slur for someone of mixed wizard-muggle ancestry was "Mudblood". And of the four houses at Hogwarts, it was Slytherin who were considered to be the bad guys in general, and many of its members were also followers (known as "Death Eaters") of Voldemort.
The point of her analogy I guess is that muggles/anti-vaxxers (she's retarded for thinking not wanting this particular vaccine right now means you're anti-vax, but that's another topic that's been discussed to death already) are ignorant, but she forgets that muggles weren't stupid or anything, they just literally didn't know that the wizarding world existed (because the wizarding world made a point to be secretive in part for the protection of non-wizards).
tl;dr - I don't know how I remembered all of this, and Brittani sucks just like her parents for spelling her name that way.
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And doesn't Florida have the highest density of elderly people? When you take that into account the science shows that lockdowns and mask mandates are deadlier than the virus.
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"Evolution happens because people allow it to" - autistic kiwiposter
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So there's been an interesting bit of, I'm not sure what I'd call it? A psyop? Of definition changes that have been slipped into the discourse that normies are too stupid and animal-like to notice. The first is that they had to specifically add a new definition to "Vaccine" in order to go along with these mRNA therapies being vaccines.Well this is fun.
Someone in one of the groups I'm in started a thread about "How many of us have been vaccinated?" and I asked why the hell I'd want to get vaccinated if I'd already had Der Coof and these are the responses I'm getting:
- "There are new strains of the disease that you could still get sick from even if you've already had COVID. Think about it like influenza. There are new strains of influenza each year and new vaccines developed to help your body fight against those. It's also a good idea to get vaccinate for herd immunity."
- "You're taking a chance between getting COVID again and having side effects of the vaccine. The side effects are quite mild in general and well-documented, whereas with COVID it varies widely and depends on the particular variant you get."
- "If I had to choose (and I guess I am, as a pregnant woman to boot), I would definitely take the known side effects over the unknowns of having the virus."
- "There's also the very practical nature of the vaccine passport, which may soon open up more activities for you to do, should you get vaccinated."
Vaccine definition b from Merriam-Webster:
The second and far more troubling change has been to the term herd immunity. It's now being pressed into the soft skulls of our neighbors that you achieve herd immunity through vaccine and vaccine only. That's one aspect to pushing the vaccine as the be all end all. You got COVID before? Well, that doesn't matter because you can only achieve herd immunity with the vaccine! Quite ironic then how the vaccines don't actually provide any immunity, as all these reports of the vaccinated testing positive seem to confirm.
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the chimpouts from the #ZeroCOVID crowd continue:
Six months? The government can't afford that, buddy. You can't go "zero community transmission," you re.tard. This is a hyper-flu virus. It's gonna spread one way or another.
These people really don't understand how neither society nor viruses function and it baffles my mind more and more each time.
lol.
Six months? The government can't afford that, buddy. You can't go "zero community transmission," you re.tard. This is a hyper-flu virus. It's gonna spread one way or another.
These people really don't understand how neither society nor viruses function and it baffles my mind more and more each time.
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Holy shit is that what this bitch is on about? I was seriously confused until you pointed this out because she's said a few things since my original post and I just did not understand what was happening. She even linked this video (below) which says "People who are vaccinated can't pass it on".
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Literally a misinformed bot. It's funny when you go look it up, the effectiveness is always told as towards "preventing the COVID-19 illness" or something similar. I might just be a little autistic here but that's different from SARS-CoV-2 and I think they're being truthful there. The mRNA vaccines, as has been mentioned many times in this thread are not sterilizing vaccines. They just prevent the disease COVID, the set of symptoms called COVID, and do not appear to stop the virus as these cultists believe. There's a nice little article here that goes into more detail on the difference between a sterilizing immunity and an effective immunity. I'd almost feel bad for Branch COVIDians if they weren't all closeted commissars frothing at the mouth to send the noncompliant to gulag.
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