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"The Industrial Revolution and its consequences..."
Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big
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"The Industrial Revolution and its consequences..."
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Very true. And this is why it is more important than ever for parents to stop expecting schools to do anything other than get their kids to pass compulsory exams.
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Debate in parliament today about changing our infectious disease laws, removing power from the states and concentrating it in the federal government.
Involving the possibility to restrict our constitutional rights to freedom, security of the home, bodily integrity for limited time or in limited regions or for limited groups.
Of course, all tied to the rather arbitrary "incidence/cases per 100k people" value and nothing else.
The whole crisis was a massive shitshow of the government, ending in making themselves absolutely unelectable, and paving the way for the green candidate.
The conservatives just picked the worst candidate possible, and the social democrat candidate barely exists. The media is 100% green as well, they don't need to spend any money on election campaigns. Finally, the media has a woman to rally behind who doesn't have the merkelian problem of being technically from the conservaitve party.
The Greens in parliament abstained from voting, quietly saying that the law doesn't go far enough, and leaving themselves the possibility to say "Well, we didn't vote for it" when the constitutional court fucks it over.
It's basically decided already. A year of terror propaganda has left both the conservatives and the social democrats in bad graces with basically everyone (the Branch Covidians think they didn't jackboot the people enough, the normies are just fed up with the incompetence), and with the media only allowing good opinions to be voiced about the Greens, it's basically decided already.
/edit: And the law passed. The government now can, without having to consult the states or the parliament, cut down on all sorts of fundamental rights as long as we're in a pandemic and the incidence values are high.
But surely they'd never abuse that power.
Involving the possibility to restrict our constitutional rights to freedom, security of the home, bodily integrity for limited time or in limited regions or for limited groups.
Of course, all tied to the rather arbitrary "incidence/cases per 100k people" value and nothing else.
The whole crisis was a massive shitshow of the government, ending in making themselves absolutely unelectable, and paving the way for the green candidate.
The conservatives just picked the worst candidate possible, and the social democrat candidate barely exists. The media is 100% green as well, they don't need to spend any money on election campaigns. Finally, the media has a woman to rally behind who doesn't have the merkelian problem of being technically from the conservaitve party.
The Greens in parliament abstained from voting, quietly saying that the law doesn't go far enough, and leaving themselves the possibility to say "Well, we didn't vote for it" when the constitutional court fucks it over.
It's basically decided already. A year of terror propaganda has left both the conservatives and the social democrats in bad graces with basically everyone (the Branch Covidians think they didn't jackboot the people enough, the normies are just fed up with the incompetence), and with the media only allowing good opinions to be voiced about the Greens, it's basically decided already.
/edit: And the law passed. The government now can, without having to consult the states or the parliament, cut down on all sorts of fundamental rights as long as we're in a pandemic and the incidence values are high.
But surely they'd never abuse that power.
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Interesting to see how they've dialed back the push for vaccine passports the last week and a half. They were pushing them full force not that long ago. I'm wondering if the massive negativity and push-back from the public was a factor. Even heavy blue areas said, "FUCK NO" to needing papers just to access basic living tasks.
Also, the fake template for the CDC card is all over the net. All someone needs is the right card stock and an ink printer and they are easily faked.
It'll be interesting to see if Europe keeps pushing for it. It'll require a massive national database level system.
Also, the fake template for the CDC card is all over the net. All someone needs is the right card stock and an ink printer and they are easily faked.
It'll be interesting to see if Europe keeps pushing for it. It'll require a massive national database level system.
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In the UK, the Government have dialled it back massively too. They're "only" looking at them for things which couldn't "easily open" last year, like stadia, nightclubs, concerts, etc. This is a far cry from their initial plan to try and push them through for everywhere, but I think the spastics in charge of various Government Ministers social media accounts have been actually reading what people are saying and realising that the country is literally a public hair's breadth off from mass civil unrest and disobedience.
I've seen threats made, more and more people actively calling out simps and government fans as being "77th trolls" (the UK Army's 77th Brigade are set up to monitor stuff online and it's well known they influence public opinion by creating fake social media profiles and arse sucking on social media to try and try and get a pro Gov circle jerk going. Watching people spaff off over "I FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE DIE ANTI VAXXERS" respond to all replies, then suddenly shut the fuck up when someone calls them a 77th simp? Their rapid onset silence is a total giveaway) and more people saying they're going to stop paying council tax, stop making large material purchases until we've proof that DePfeffel will stop being such a cucked little bitch.
Public sentiment is turning against them, and while I've no real faith in Britbongs locating their baws and using them, it's really nice to see so many people cottoning on to the complete never ending stream of BS the last few months.
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In shitty leaf cities anything that is not pro lockdown/muzzle is for sure some stupid schizo talk.
It gives reddit bugmen the right to sneed their ass off, chuckling "hmmm, so good I'm a smart science believer" and they stop comprehending any middle ground or different views
It gives reddit bugmen the right to sneed their ass off, chuckling "hmmm, so good I'm a smart science believer" and they stop comprehending any middle ground or different views
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What country?
Europe is on the forefront of stomping on individual rights, it wouldn't surprise me one bit.
Meriasek
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Germany.
But we're in luck, not ever in german history has a law that allows the government to bypass the legislative branch in times of crisis led to bad things.
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Cloth masks likely don't have asbestos in them, just looking at it cynically it would be very expensive.
But look at it this way, the official claim is that cloth masks consist of normal textile fibers and polypropylene fibers.
Now polypropylene fibers are not considered to be harmful, at least not in safe doses. They don't shred your lungs like asbestos, but studies do show that as the amount of polypropylene increases the amount of cells needed to clear cellular debris increases
My take in it is that cloth masks are not harmful if used for a store trip now and then, but wearing it for hours every day, reusing the same mask and wearing it down is probably not good
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There are so many things that should probably be taught and aren't that I am not even sure how we would begin to change the system to fit it all in, like the entirety of Middle and Highschool would have to change to fit in all the shit that people today need.
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Looks like a piece of premium quality toilet paper (surprised they didn't make it out of tinfoil)
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Lifesitenews reports that 60% of new COVID patients are vaccinated. The article is short, so perhaps the meat is in the video, but that stat seems striking. Lifesitenews have their agenda, but (confirmation bias be damned) it does match my suspicion that the vax is either a dud or has some other purpose, not made clear at present.
Dr Harvey Risch, Professor of Epidemiology at Yale seems credible. He's talking on Steve Bannon's War room on Rumble.
Dr Harvey Risch, Professor of Epidemiology at Yale seems credible. He's talking on Steve Bannon's War room on Rumble.
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The gym and exercise are where the cloth masks will really destroy your body which is what we'll see soon.
exYugo
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I am getting the J&J vaccine soon, see you on the other side bros.
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What's the lowdown on these mutations? I keep hearing about them and how scary they are but what's their impact on infections/deaths? Can they even attribute variants to rising cases or is this just an informed guess by medical experts? I've heard around that viruses tend to mutate to be more infectious but less lethal over time, would Covid be any different?
I worry cause people around me are freaking about these things but don't have the time or foresight to ask these kinds of questions. People should, otherwise this bullshit is never going to end.
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influenza jab efficacity fluctue between 30% and 60%. 0% efficacity rate do happen. I knew it the coronovirus jab is just a glorified influneza jab and may even be less effective
When they announced of a pfizer booster shot my sis said what the point of vaccine now?
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Another update from Ontario, Canada. Our premier Douglas Ford who previously took away paid sick provinical days, is now receiving paid leave $804.7 a day to self isolate on our tax dollar. If I had to self-isolate or got covid I don't get jack all. Must be nice Dougie you cheeky cunt. Absolute corruption here in Ontario. Around half of us don't vote either.
https://twitter.com/mackaytaggart/status/1384855804289945608?s=20
https://twitter.com/mackaytaggart/status/1384855804289945608?s=20
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LIfesitenews story on Canada's use of shitty PCR test. That's seems to be major aspect of supposed outbreaks. There are medical and pharma lobbies, plus certain rent seeking pals of politicans, who stand to make hand over fist with every outbreak.
Doug Ford certainly seems like a nasty, self seeking tub of lard, and there are so many choices to pick among politicians who've shown their true colours with COVID.
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gain,
But fuck me the politics is more rancid than AIDS ridden ferret shit.
Canadians are lovely people and fuck me, is the country beautiful. I mean like jaw droppingly stunning.
But fuck me the politics is more rancid than AIDS ridden ferret shit.
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