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The vaccine is destroying the lives of children
The collective response? One big shoulder shrug. Truly not one of the middle aged, career-minded castratos who infest and pollute our every institution gives a crap.
Nurse in Cardio Unit fails to acquiesce in medical coverup, wants to know why child heart injuries were not being reported to VAERS?
Result: FIRED. pic.twitter.com/7zpGhxHk4q— Oksanna Zoschenko (@OshZosh) September 17, 2022
Vitameatavegamin
Comedic genius.
Italian farmers also rise up. Hundreds of tractors block Caserta en masse to protest against the forced slaughter of 140,000 head of cattle and the increase in energy prices. Recently 400 companies have gone bankrupt and 8000 jobs have been lost: "We want dignity and respect!" pic.twitter.com/qqCNfe7isB
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) September 13, 2022
You’re not supposed to remember this. https://t.co/g9N82lrhcY
— BiasedGirl (@BiasedGirl) September 12, 2022
We will never know what happened on 9/11
I don’t know how anyone can watch this footage and not feel extreme unease, or a sense of doom, at the moments that both towers collapsed into their own footprint. Or that WTC 7’s collapse (not shown here) was a natural event. This event had the same psychological impact as COVID did, probably even more intense than COVID. It marked the end of the West, the beginning of a new world.
WARNING: GRAPHIC ⚠️ Remastered footage of the most intense clips from 9/11 pic.twitter.com/7O4b8PelUp
— Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) September 11, 2022
It still amazes me that everyone walks around as if we didn’t just live through the most destructive and prolonged episode of mass hysteria in history. The collective reaction to COVID-19 had all the trappings of an extinction-level event. I’m still fairly perplexed that we are still here, and that Western civilization endures, even if in crippled form. Mass business closures, mass school closures, but even worse was the sudden reversion to a prehistoric barbarism on the part of local politicians and health officials. This man below saw his life thrown away by the thugs he is addressing, and they did it without a second’s hesitation. Once they realized that others were doing it, they followed suit.
The mea culpas are coming in hot and heavy now, but never forget how people behaved during that first year.
"I could run into a burning building for this city but I couldn't eat in a restaurant"
Damn.pic.twitter.com/kpA1enyiUu
— Adam B. Coleman, Proud Father (@wrong_speak) September 11, 2022
Moral dilemmas amid societal rebarbarization
The shooter arguably committed murder here, since he was halfway out of the door and could’ve left. The argument could be made that the attacker was on the verge of continuing his attack on other bystanders, though, and so the shooter could possibly be justified. But let’s consider a few hypotheticals: if the man who threw the punch didn’t get shot to death, would he have even been locked up? And if so, for how long? This is Chicago, with one of the highest murder rates in the developed and developing worlds, and it’s due partially to the fact that violent crimes are treated with kid gloves, and the repeat offenders are back on the street within days. So there could be a vigilante defense to this killing as well: how many other people would’ve suffered a sucker punch by this man, had he not been killed? It’s almost a certainty that he would’ve left a long trail of victims. Does that justify his murder? No. Is the city safer now because he’s dead? This ventures into a Punisher-esque, moral gray area. Citizens, however, clearly do not feel safe, and are arming themselves so they can do what the cops and justice system won’t.
https://twitter.com/eclipsethis2003/status/1568009704877719552?s=21&t=zDYqHyv0U9_sZmaKCElJ4A
My kind of fight night
Battle of the Berrics 2022. Inhuman levels of talent on display.
You may have dismissed David Icke as the guy who talked about lizards. But it’s important to listen and learn from all sides on an issue by issue basis, without being judgemental about previous opinions. And on the issue of Dutch farmers, he’s right. pic.twitter.com/afPetPWBt6
— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) September 1, 2022