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TheSkipperTwo 2 points ago +2 / -0

What did they do with all those gobs of money from the past two years? Spend it all?

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TheSkipperTwo 1 point ago +1 / -0

What did they do with all the excess money from the past two years? Give themselves bonuses for a job well done?

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TheSkipperTwo 11 points ago +11 / -0

Does spellcheck catch homophones?

I'm hoping JFK jr was just an ATTEMPTED assassination, and he is in fact still with us.

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TheSkipperTwo 2 points ago +2 / -0

I wonder if people had taken a "leave of absence" from their jobs, if they could've returned instead of getting jabbed.

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TheSkipperTwo 5 points ago +5 / -0

My husband is a doc. None of my immediate family (us, the kids) took the shot. His extended family all rushed to take it. 1/3 of my extended family took it.

It has a lot more to do with whether or not you have an essentially skeptical nature. Some family members have regrets. Others are doubling down.

Still feels like a Psychological Jump Ball!

Hard to believe people are still willing to take a chance on it.

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TheSkipperTwo 7 points ago +7 / -0

Right, none of the problems with the vax were revealed in May 2021. INSTEAD the FDA 'officially approved' the Comirnaty shot in August (a version not available in the U.S. because they wanted to maintain EUA lack of liability), and then colleges started FORCING it on students in order to attend school in person for Fall of 2021.

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TheSkipperTwo 2 points ago +2 / -0

Family member is an M.D. Had a patient in the hospital for 14 days. Was tested for Covid SEVEN time in those 14 days. He was negative each time. At the end of the stay he was labeled "Covid" in the chart anyway, because that meant insurance would pay for the stay. (My family member did not make that note. He was a consultant on the case.)

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TheSkipperTwo 3 points ago +3 / -0

How much logic does it take to know you can't safely take an experimental product developed and tested in less than a year?

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TheSkipperTwo 1 point ago +1 / -0

Did everybody get out?

Did "the man" get "burned?"

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TheSkipperTwo 2 points ago +2 / -0

She's gonna Wipe L.A.,"like with a cloth."

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TheSkipperTwo 3 points ago +3 / -0

I'm frequently on side effects forums monitoring that, plus all the weird post-vax symptoms. (Also I want to stay on top of whatever the boosters are bringing, which up to this point has been nothing good.) There are still LOTS of vaccine injured people! So, if the stuff is "out of their system," why is that?

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TheSkipperTwo 12 points ago +12 / -0

I was shocked at how well and how QUICKLY it worked in my brother's case. He was getting bad to the point that we were worried he'd be hospitalized for low oxygen. (obviously I was VERY concerned about that due to vents and run-death-is-near) I urged him to take the horse paste, he did, and he started feeling much better within HOURS. By the next morning he felt almost perfectly well.

Even I was amazed at how quickly he improved.

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TheSkipperTwo 5 points ago +5 / -0

Oh yeah, my sister's doctor flat out refused to prescribe it when she asked when her family got Covid. She ended up 'hearing about somebody' who worked in a rural community who'd be willing to prescribe, so she went that route and got it. My brother in California ran into the same problem, so he went with horse paste. Incidentally both the human version of Vitamin I and the horse paste version worked fine!

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TheSkipperTwo 4 points ago +4 / -0

I only had to internet search ONE question the first time: how long does it take to develop a vaccine? (never mind the fact that this thing was a new technology that wasn't even a vaccine) That answer was ALL I needed to know about 'safe & effective.'

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TheSkipperTwo 3 points ago +3 / -0

Ivermectin worked so quickly for my brother when he had Covid (was getting low oxygen results and we were worried 'the hospital' was next, ugh!), it almost seemed miraculous! He was in trouble the evening before, started taking ivermectin, and by the next morning was almost feeling back to himself! After feeling close to hospitalization for over a week!

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TheSkipperTwo 4 points ago +4 / -0

46-year-old friend of a friend. Suddenly diagnosed with a nasal tumor, treatment was planned but then it was 'too large/invasive' and he went directly to hospice.

Died this weekend.

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