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Are you getting the vaccine? - Absolute trashfire thread, please enter with caution
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What is it like being on the left side of the bell curve? Not having an anime avatar, this is an experience I've never had.
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And yet here you are being fat, lmao!
Fatties just can’t help their fat ways even if they’re “over weight” sorry “fat pieces of shit.”
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Vaccine Data Gaps Point to Millions More in U.S. Who Lack Shots
The U.S. government has over-counted the number of Americans who are at least partly vaccinated against the coronavirus, state officials warn, meaning millions more people are unprotected as the pandemic’s winter surge gathers steam.
www.bloomberg.com
Gee whiz, if they were lying about this, what else were they lying about?
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Have you considered NOT being a retard? I mean I know that's tough with a two-digit IQ but I bet it's possible.Vaccine Data Gaps Point to Millions More in U.S. Who Lack Shots
The U.S. government has over-counted the number of Americans who are at least partly vaccinated against the coronavirus, state officials warn, meaning millions more people are unprotected as the pandemic’s winter surge gathers steam.
Gee whiz, if they were lying about this, what else were they lying about?
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Anti-vaxxers have stolen an anti-Nazi group’s identity
"Around the world, black-and-white stickers have been popping up on lampposts and bus stops. “The Nazis had a phrase that covered all abuses of the state: It’s for your safety,” one says in blocky black letters. “People in 1940s Germany didn’t realize they’d been brainwashed by the media and government either,” screams another in all-caps. Other stickers imply that masks are un-masculine; they refer to vaccines as a government experiment or say that belief in COVID is a cult.
[IMG alt="A White Rose sticker featuring Sophie Scholl. by the Forward
"]https://images.forwardcdn.com/image...t-2021-08-16-at-42325-pm-1629838089.png[/IMG]
A White Rose sticker featuring Sophie Scholl.
The stickers are the work of an anti-vaxx group calling themselves the White Rose, named after the World War II-era anti-fascist group led by Hans and Sophie Scholl, German students who were both executed by the Gestapo after being caught distributing anti-Nazi leaflets.
Holocaust references have become increasingly common among anti-vaxx agitators, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, who compare themselves to the persecuted Jews who were forced to wear a yellow star. Vaccine mandates and passports, they argue, will bar them from businesses and public spaces, just as the Jews were under the Nazis — a comparison Jewish organizations and leaders have condemned as antisemitic.
The new White Rose group styles itself as anti-fascist and characterizes lockdown orders and vaccine mandates as a form of repression akin to that perpetrated by the Nazis. One of their core assertions is that governments and others administering the vaccine are violating the Nuremberg Code by experimenting on unconsenting citizens, a claim numerous outlets have fact-checked and declared false.
The group’s Telegram chat, its main form of communication, is quite active, posting dozens of times a day, and generating over a hundred comments from members across the day’s posts. Every day, new members join, including people who say they are students, parents and even nurses.
[IMG alt="White Rose sticker, QR code cropped off. by the Forward
"]https://images.forwardcdn.com/image...t-2021-08-16-at-42359-pm-1629837779.png[/IMG]
Image by White Rose Telegram
White Rose sticker, QR code cropped off.
The White Rose doesn’t spread its message on familiar social media platforms where many conspiracy theories flourish. Instead, to join the group, you need to encounter a sticker out in the real world. Each has a QR code leading to the White Rose’s channel on Telegram, a messaging app that has become a haven for extremist activity. The White Rose channel has nearly 41,000 subscribers.
The Telegram group supplies templates for members to print their own stickers to distribute wherever they live or work, and to share anti-vaxx information and link other anti-vaxx groups. While the group seems to have started in the U.K., members now chime in from states across the U.S., South Africa, Australia, Canada, and numerous European countries. (Many of the stickers have been translated.)
Comments in the Telegram chat largely consist of group members helping each other figure out how to download templates and print the stickers, and posts sharing other anti-vaxx information, such as Youtube videos by the likes of Vladimir Zelenko. Occasionally, someone who disagrees with the White Rose joins the chat to castigate members for spreading misinformation, but, if anything, users seem encouraged when they see that they’ve provoked a reaction from “Karens” or “sheeples.”
[IMG alt="White Rose sticker. by the Forward
"]https://images.forwardcdn.com/image...t-2021-08-16-at-33709-pm-1629838051.png[/IMG]
Image by White Rose Telegram
White Rose sticker.
Beyond comparing vaccines mandates to Nazi restrictions against Jews, the White Rose does not directly promote antisemitic ideas or disparage Jews; it even has a statement of respect for all races, religions and nationalities.
Yet the group can still easily serve as a gateway to more overtly antisemitic conspiracy theories. Some messages from the White Rose Telegram group contain antisemitic dog-whistles, such as references to a malicious cabal or to powerful globalists.
The anti-vaxx movement at large often tends toward antisemitism, sometimes through promoting alternative forms of medicine such as “Germanic New Medicine,” which claims mainstream medicine is part of a dangerous Jewish conspiracy to decimate non-Jews. Similarly, worries about malicious government control often lead to familiar antisemitic tropes about Jewish power.
Anti-vaxxers are also often associated with Christian fundamentalism and evangelicalism, and, on occasion, White Rose users have used the comment section in the Telegram group to proselytize Christianity and encourage others to accept Jesus..
The anti-vaxx White Rose is not the first group to co-opt that name; there are several White Rose groups on Facebook, but these seem more aligned with the original White Rose, advocating against government restrictions on immigration or for LGBTQ rights and representation; now they’re complaining that they are getting new member requests from people clearly involved in anti-vaxx advocacy. Outnumbered by the members of the new, anti-vaxx version, the legacy of the White Rose may be rewritten."
[IMG alt="A White Rose sticker featuring Sophie Scholl. by the Forward
"]https://images.forwardcdn.com/image...t-2021-08-16-at-42325-pm-1629838089.png[/IMG]
A White Rose sticker featuring Sophie Scholl.
The stickers are the work of an anti-vaxx group calling themselves the White Rose, named after the World War II-era anti-fascist group led by Hans and Sophie Scholl, German students who were both executed by the Gestapo after being caught distributing anti-Nazi leaflets.
Holocaust references have become increasingly common among anti-vaxx agitators, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, who compare themselves to the persecuted Jews who were forced to wear a yellow star. Vaccine mandates and passports, they argue, will bar them from businesses and public spaces, just as the Jews were under the Nazis — a comparison Jewish organizations and leaders have condemned as antisemitic.
The new White Rose group styles itself as anti-fascist and characterizes lockdown orders and vaccine mandates as a form of repression akin to that perpetrated by the Nazis. One of their core assertions is that governments and others administering the vaccine are violating the Nuremberg Code by experimenting on unconsenting citizens, a claim numerous outlets have fact-checked and declared false.
The group’s Telegram chat, its main form of communication, is quite active, posting dozens of times a day, and generating over a hundred comments from members across the day’s posts. Every day, new members join, including people who say they are students, parents and even nurses.
Off-the-grid guerilla tactics
[IMG alt="White Rose sticker, QR code cropped off. by the Forward
"]https://images.forwardcdn.com/image...t-2021-08-16-at-42359-pm-1629837779.png[/IMG]
Image by White Rose Telegram
White Rose sticker, QR code cropped off.
The White Rose doesn’t spread its message on familiar social media platforms where many conspiracy theories flourish. Instead, to join the group, you need to encounter a sticker out in the real world. Each has a QR code leading to the White Rose’s channel on Telegram, a messaging app that has become a haven for extremist activity. The White Rose channel has nearly 41,000 subscribers.
The Telegram group supplies templates for members to print their own stickers to distribute wherever they live or work, and to share anti-vaxx information and link other anti-vaxx groups. While the group seems to have started in the U.K., members now chime in from states across the U.S., South Africa, Australia, Canada, and numerous European countries. (Many of the stickers have been translated.)
Comments in the Telegram chat largely consist of group members helping each other figure out how to download templates and print the stickers, and posts sharing other anti-vaxx information, such as Youtube videos by the likes of Vladimir Zelenko. Occasionally, someone who disagrees with the White Rose joins the chat to castigate members for spreading misinformation, but, if anything, users seem encouraged when they see that they’ve provoked a reaction from “Karens” or “sheeples.”
Anti-vaxxers and antisemitism
[IMG alt="White Rose sticker. by the Forward
"]https://images.forwardcdn.com/image...t-2021-08-16-at-33709-pm-1629838051.png[/IMG]
Image by White Rose Telegram
White Rose sticker.
Beyond comparing vaccines mandates to Nazi restrictions against Jews, the White Rose does not directly promote antisemitic ideas or disparage Jews; it even has a statement of respect for all races, religions and nationalities.
Yet the group can still easily serve as a gateway to more overtly antisemitic conspiracy theories. Some messages from the White Rose Telegram group contain antisemitic dog-whistles, such as references to a malicious cabal or to powerful globalists.
The anti-vaxx movement at large often tends toward antisemitism, sometimes through promoting alternative forms of medicine such as “Germanic New Medicine,” which claims mainstream medicine is part of a dangerous Jewish conspiracy to decimate non-Jews. Similarly, worries about malicious government control often lead to familiar antisemitic tropes about Jewish power.
Anti-vaxxers are also often associated with Christian fundamentalism and evangelicalism, and, on occasion, White Rose users have used the comment section in the Telegram group to proselytize Christianity and encourage others to accept Jesus..
The anti-vaxx White Rose is not the first group to co-opt that name; there are several White Rose groups on Facebook, but these seem more aligned with the original White Rose, advocating against government restrictions on immigration or for LGBTQ rights and representation; now they’re complaining that they are getting new member requests from people clearly involved in anti-vaxx advocacy. Outnumbered by the members of the new, anti-vaxx version, the legacy of the White Rose may be rewritten."
Author
Mira Fox
Mira Fox is a reporter at the Forward. Get in touch at fox@forward.com or on Twitter @miraefox .NOOOOOOO you can't use the holocaust and ww2 for sympathy!!!!!!
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No, they didn't.
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So you don't remember when president Clinton issued official apology for the Tuskegee experiment conducted by US Public Health where 28 patients had died from syphilis, 100 died from complications related to syphilis, 40 of the patients' wives were infected with syphilis, and 19 children were born with congenital syphilis?
Experiment went for 40 years before a leak to the press exposed it causing a public outcry. Trust the experts.
Apology For Study Done in Tuskegee
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And literally every single doctor in the world participated in this?
Also why do we even know about this? In the weird, demented conspiracy fantasy world you think we live in, we'd never have documentary evidence of this.
Instead, you freakish idiots think every single medical professional, on the entire planet, is completely on board with this conspiracy, and are deliberately injecting their own family members with some deadly vaccine, for no reason any of you tards can explain.
How did you people get so stupid? More importantly, how do you stay so stupid? How much mental effort do you expend to be absolutely retarded? Because you can't all possibly be genetically this stupid.
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Clearly it's just a tiny step from a US department and a handful of doctors mistreating 600 people to every nation in the entire world and pretty much every department of virology, epidemiology, various other medical disciplines and data science in departments and universities of all nations (as well as international thinktanks and NGOs) having to falsify data collected (at this point) from hundreds of millions to fit similar patterns, right? Right?
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Hi, Hulk.
Where do these experts get their information from, and where do their employers and the people responsible for their licensing get theirs? You don't have to have everyone in on anything-- you just have to have people on high ready to destroy them for not playing ball.
The CDC has even been caught lying and passing off second shots and boosters as first shots. Many of those experts may not be vaccinated.
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What's it like being in that tiny little bit on the left of the bell curve? Because no person of normal intelligence could write the posts you do. Which chromosome are you missing, or which do you have a double copy of? Because nobody with a normal number of chromosomes posts the shit you do?
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Similar insults and displays of insecurity, too. The people at the top are lying to everyone else. Why wouldn't you be skeptical?
Of course, if the numbers are unvaccinated are so much higher than reported, the efforts aren't working, and you Covidians are going to lose. I bet that hurts, especially after spending two years feeling special.
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We got the documentary 40 years into the experiment. Also, I'll bite and explain because i know you lack some critical thinking skills. Every single doctor would not have to be in on this, they are basing their opinion based on data provided to them by the pharmaceutical companies.
10 years ago Pfizer paid $2.3 billion settlement including a record-breaking $1.3 billion criminal fine.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/just...gest-health-care-fraud-settlement-its-history
Before that, they paid $450 million, and received criminal charges, for hiding the fact that Neurontin was highly associated with the risk of suicide, yet they promoted it.
From these recent pharmaceutical frauds, to Nazi doctors sending people to gas chambers and conducting horrific experiments on men, women and children, modern history is riddled with documented crimes against humanity, greed and fraud committed by medical professionals. You also have those who got silenced and fired after expressing their concerns about COVID vaccines (including 3 senior FDA executives who resigned after advising against the boosters and weren't listened to) .
You want to believe that the world is good and righteous so much it's either blinding your judgment and ability to think critically or it's just what you need to cope. I'm not saying the COVID vaccine is going to kill people, but I'm considering this possiblity. You on the other hand have made up your mind only through blind trust and faith.
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Now you are saying an ex mod is now Hulk, this is what the 4th person you have said is an alt of Hulk what happened in your life to make you this paranoid?
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The same people keep showing up and saying the same things. Or MATI-bombing whenever one of them gets mad.
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That didn't answer why you are so paranoid, claiming everyone is Hulk does no favours to anything else you are trying to say and in fact, makes it all look crazier and encourages people to mess with you more.
Also, just a tip, if you don't want people to give you more negative ratings don't let on it upsets you because they will do it more for laughs, I know you are saying other people are mad and not you but it really doesn't come across like that.
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What do I care about neg ratings? I brought them up when someone went back a year and started disliking posts in a thread he never leaves.