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INK10 10 points ago +10 / -0

Our God given immune system. Also Herd immunity is a real thing.

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INK10 2 points ago +2 / -0

We lived in the Midwest for eight years, other than real Pizza I can't say I missed anything about NJ. I was actually very sad to have to come back here.

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INK10 3 points ago +3 / -0

I also believe Jack won. In a landslide but the Dems cheated as usual. At least Ed Durr won and ousted Steve Sweeney. I think the only reason Durr won was that the Dems didn't think he'd ever oust Sweeney and dropped the ball on cheating in that race.

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INK10 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yup! As an NJ native who has also lived in other states, I'm appalled at just how freaking expensive it is to live here. We've owned our house for over thirty years, but if we had to buy it now it would be impossible. There are so very few rentals available that younger people can't afford to live in the towns they grew up in. Our property taxes are astronomical and just keep rising. Every day I see young, Hispanic men (who I'm guessing are not here legally), working for construction companies, lawn care and other businesses that can easily pay them under the table. Our schools all have ESL teachers, the kids get free lunches, government paid (by us), healthcare and other social services. Its gotta stop. Murphy is a bigger idiot than Christie was.

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INK10 3 points ago +3 / -0

I got something similar from a health care company a few years ago. Sure, I want to send you all my bio info, including DNA for what purpose? Yeah, right in the trash.

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INK10 3 points ago +3 / -0

Interesting thought about the push for breastfeeding. I'm pretty old, so I was a formula baby, but breastfed my own children. With the so-called medical profession they delivered the poison via vax, and now want to keep spreading it. Makes sense coming from these monsters.

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INK10 8 points ago +9 / -1

There's a huge difference between feeling let down and depressed, as many of us did in 2020, to actually having massive temper tantrums and screaming into their phones with threats and death wishes for anyone who doesn't agree with them. Don't think I saw anything like that from our side in 2020.

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INK10 17 points ago +17 / -0

It truly is. I've been watching the Liberal meltdowns on youtube with all the B4 idiots. These women are truly insane; cutting off all their hair, screaming, threatening to harm or kill Trump supporters. One of them was actually barking! All in all some of the most hateful and deranged people I've ever seen, and nearly all female. At least they've vowed to not have children, so that's a good thing for children.

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INK10 2 points ago +2 / -0

During Covid scamdemic I unfortunately contracted Scabies (a mite infestation, that itches like crazy). I went to FOUR different urgent care facilities to get Ivermectin because I knew it worked. The first place told me they can't prescribe it because of the "danger", the second, third and forth place just flat out refused. By then I hadn't be able to sleep for nearly a week, so I got some horse paste, and the Scabies were gone in two days. The reason I knew it worked was that in a facility where I had previously worked there was an outbreak, and we were all given preventative Ivermectin.

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INK10 3 points ago +3 / -0

Realistically, if you're in the medical field, it's often your job not to question authority.

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INK10 2 points ago +2 / -0

As a frog, and a nurse, I certainly knew, at least I didn't have to get fired in order to have a clear conscience. I had already taken some time off to help family members in need, and had every intention of going back to work. Then the C19 shitstorm began, and no way would I be part of it. After about two years I was getting texts and phone calls for nursing jobs, still getting them. Sign on bonuses, generous benefits, etc.,. but no way I'm going back now. They're even willing to take me, unvaxxed, but nope.

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INK10 2 points ago +2 / -0

From what I've seen the Mennonite groups are very diverse in their use of modern conveniences. Many own cars and use modern everything in their homes. Some only drive black cars. What's interesting about Mennonites is that they can form their own churches and groups at any time if enough members agree that they need to do that. Most of the men dress just like most of us, but the women mostly wear dresses and some kind of head covering.

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INK10 2 points ago +2 / -0

As someone who quit smoking twenty years ago, I took up vaping about five years ago. I don't inhale (where have we heard that before), but apparently get enough nicotine in my system to ward off many of the ailments that occur naturally and not so naturally.

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INK10 4 points ago +4 / -0

I also have a granddaughter on the spectrum. Vaxxed before she even left the hospital. I urged her parents to either delay or avoid the vaxes, but her mom was bullied into it at a well child checkup. My granddaughter is also "slightly" autistic and I'm searching for supplements and natural remedies.

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INK10 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yes! The evil of these Pharm F*cks knows no bounds. Hidden cures, killing the docs who've made those cures, they all need to go.

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INK10 2 points ago +2 / -0

I doubt public opinion will flip, "brutally moving" is a lawful act of removing a population that came here illegally. Won't take long, many will self deport when their benefits are gone.

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INK10 3 points ago +3 / -0

I've been to Llewellyn Park. We used to go trick or treating there as children. The mansions are incredibly beautiful. Whoopass doesn't belong there.

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INK10 2 points ago +2 / -0

I believe that is the Satmar sect of the Hasidim. One of the few, if not only sect that thinks that way. I could be wrong, will have to do more research. Edit to add; you can tell from their fancy hats and socks. For some reason they've established a dress code for men based on old timey Polish nobility costume.

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INK10 4 points ago +4 / -0

Yeah, they definitely cheated again. I hope they all had strokes when it didn't work this time.

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INK10 7 points ago +8 / -1

Agreed! Leading people to Christ is one thing, forcing our beliefs on others is not the way to go.

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INK10 7 points ago +7 / -0

I stepped out often. Didn't "social distance", or hide in my house like an idiot. The only good thing about the lockdowns was that, living in a blue state, people mostly obeyed. The lack of traffic was amazing. A destination that would normally take 45 minutes or so took twenty minutes.

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