Sarin-dippity

[The Outsider]

Bottom post of the previous page:

My point is that the interest rate and the stock market are piss poor metrics by which to gauge the health of the economy.

Im with you there. I'm just saying that the Fed tends to raise rates when workers get uppity

That's because the fed is a part of the bourgeoisie system of control.

[emby]

My point is that the interest rate and the stock market are piss poor metrics by which to gauge the health of the economy.

Im with you there. I'm just saying that the Fed tends to raise rates when workers get uppity

That's because the fed is a part of the bourgeoisie system of control.

Seder calls it "disciplining labor"

[PetePierson]

Meh, cost of living and credit card debt for the plebs is finally registering.

Too late now for Fed to cut rates... this close to an election with one of the outcomes being a full blown recession.

That wouldn't be strictly the Dem's fault but they'll get blamed for it.

[PetePierson]

[The Outsider]

Anyone with a couple of neurons to rub together knows that vaccination =/ total immunity. Ever. No vaccine imparts total immunity, especially in the case of rapidly mutating viruses.

And honestly, even if all of the crying about Fauci and the CDC were valid what do you want/expect will be done? It's over. There was never any drastic damage caused by the CDC's COVID response methods. There were never any major vaccination issues. Masks didn't kill anyone and even if they didn't totally stop the spread something that can catch even 15-ish% of the shit coming out of your mouth and nose when you exhale is better than nothing.

Like, with everything that's going on in our country and the world right now Dr. Anthony Fauci being misleading (intentionally or not) about total vaccine efficacy is down there with what J.K Rowling ate for breakfast last Thursday in terms of importance and relevance.

[PetePierson]

Well, the State and the Propaganda Machine did push the "pandemic of the unvaccinated" and all the lies that went with that narrative for a year.

It maybe over for you, kudos. And for others, it is the greatest abuse on individual liberty in modern history. People lost their jobs, their businesses, couldn't go to church, visit a dying parent or have a funeral in some cases, no beach or being outside.... and not one God Damn Mother Fucking Apology or even an expression of how badly they fucked up the response. This falls on Trump, the Dems, Governors, CDC, NIH and the media.

So, like it or not. Agree with it or not, there are some of us that will never forget, never forgive.

When Fauci is publicly executed, I will let it go.

[emby]

I thought the big imposition was the eviction moratorium.

[The Outsider]

Well, the State and the Propaganda Machine did push the "pandemic of the unvaccinated" and all the lies that went with that narrative for a year.

It maybe over for you, kudos. And for others, it is the greatest abuse on individual liberty in modern history. People lost their jobs, their businesses, couldn't go to church, visit a dying parent or have a funeral in some cases, no beach or being outside.... and not one God Damn Mother Fucking Apology or even an expression of how badly they fucked up the response. This falls on Trump, the Dems, Governors, CDC, NIH and the media.

So, like it or not. Agree with it or not, there are some of us that will never forget, never forgive.

When Fauci is publicly executed, I will let it go.

That may be one of the most ridiculous things I've ever read.

What do you propose should have been done differently? No lockdowns? I mean you and a bunch of other people who are alive right now would probably be dead. The economy would have been turbo-fucked even worse, and in regards to going to church, visiting a dying parent, or all of that other shit; there were no hard curfews being enforced, there were no government measures preventing private gatherings. There were recommendations, sure, and in some cases *public* recreational facilities were made inaccessible. The biggest single impact I can think of was restaurants not being dine-in but I can't recall if that was just common sense in action or a government mandate (it was a good idea either way).

The Patriot Act was a bigger violation of personal liberty than the COVID lockdown could ever hope to be and it's kind of sad that you don't see that.

[PetePierson]

That may be one of the most ridiculous things I've ever read.

What do you propose should have been done differently? No lockdowns? I mean you and a bunch of other people who are alive right now would probably be dead. The economy would have been turbo-fucked even worse, and in regards to going to church, visiting a dying parent, or all of that other shit; there were no hard curfews being enforced, there were no government measures preventing private gatherings. There were recommendations, sure, and in some cases *public* recreational facilities were made inaccessible. The biggest single impact I can think of was restaurants not being dine-in but I can't recall if that was just common sense in action or a government mandate (it was a good idea either way).

The Patriot Act was a bigger violation of personal liberty than the COVID lockdown could ever hope to be and it's kind of sad that you don't see that.

Please. In California the State was threatening to take away medical licenses of doctors who didn't toe the therapeutic line.
Cuomo & NY most certainly did place restrictions on visitors in hospitals and funerals. Not to mention them telling us how to "celebrate" with our families during Thanksgiving & Christmas.

Oh and I had the flu, 3x. Not chipped. Serious health issues and survived.

The school closures, refusal to recognize herd & natural immunity, the one policy for all when it was and has been proven that younger and healthy people had little ro no chance of serious health risk, let alone death.

They fucked up. They fucked up, badly and refused to acknowledge and adjust.

Please, I've gone off on the Patriot Act more than anyone on any iteration of these boards. At least the Patroit Act is a little clandestine. The Covid Regime was a slap in the fucking face.

[The Outsider]

refusal to recognize herd & natural immunity

You seemingly have a refusal to understand what those terms mean.

Alternatively:

[emby]

1.2 million dead in the US and we're worried about hospital visits and school closures

The Covid debate never made any sense to me. All these conspiracy theories just made the whole thing harder to live with.