Question Catching COVID-19 (Omicron)

[Frank Underwood]

Who’s being literal now?


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The truth is, when talking to you, nobody knows lol

That is the reason why it's impossible to exchange ideas or have a conversation with the likes of you. I am sure your nonexistent social circle must have given you clues to your severe disability before, but seeing the way you write online, it is just obvious.

 

[Frank Underwood]

I’m familiar with the fact that you’re nonsensical.


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I had a feeling that you would not be able to comprehend a nonliteral phrase with a humorous oxymoron.

No worries, most people without Asperger's understand and use the phrase "agree to disagree" without issues.

I understand your need to change the subject in frustration from your inability to "converse" but I have to give you credit for your incessant attempts at conversation. Keep trying little buddy, you are championing this Autism thing.

 

[Frank Underwood]

This is absolute gold!! View attachment 195043


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Reuters issued correction on ivermectin story

Spotify podcaster and vaccination skeptic Joe Rogan was quick to share a headline on Twitter that portrayed the anti-par

www.politifact.com

 

[Frank Underwood]

Browsing antivaxx conspiracy theories videos and articles for fun, I got hit by an ad that I found hilarious on Youtube.



The video spent an inordinate amount of time trying to convince "average" Americans that the government was trying to get rid of their cash. I listened intently because I could tell this is fake news article, where an "expert" is acting in front of the camera to portray validity to his "advertising."



I found it astounding that this guy would even copy the look of the biggest conman of our day, Doctor Robert Malone. Is that the new fashion? To have a beard and white hair, automatically gives you credibility with the conspiracy theory crowd. Duly noted.



He even paid the video producer to make it seem like an "interview" because most naive conspiracy theorists, they can be fooled by literal smoke and mirrors. If they are sitting on a glass table with a nice coffee mug, well, it must be a legitimate television studio of a reputable media outlet. T

The interview was hilarious, how this Doc Malone lookalike would build up the issue towards his sales pitch, and the "reporter" would ask the right leading questions and the "expert" would say "funny you ask that" "that's a great question"



I didn't even get till the end of the video, then I clicked on the link. How shocked I was, an immediate call to action with an urgent underlined message, and in the yellow button the "hope" and solution to the problem the expert has presented us. Sounds like "mass formation psychosis" is just another way of describing modern day telemarketing and con schemes,



The website full of misinformation to reinforce the fear created by the video, and then...



The panacea of all financial issues, specially the one that our expert formed in our minds, it can all be solved for only $49? Normally he would charge $199 but because he is extra generous to the conspiracy theorists, he is giving up $150 of "perceived" value. How lucky are you antivaxxers?

I pity all the people who are being predated upon by opportunists like this guy and Doc Malone. Doc Malone won't stop at the book, I am just waiting to see what he will start selling next, I bet you it will be vitamins. Vitamins is the space where all the smart folks using and abusing antivaxxers make the most profit.

 

[jimmyd]

I put it as part of my signature so that everyone can read and understand Asperger's Syndrome, feel free to click on the link. You are welcome to read through it and use the resources available to "diagnose" me.

I understand your confusion, when I said that I am not an accredited psychiatrist or psychologist; however based on the behaviors you exhibit I hypothesize that you suffer from severe Asperger's. This is one of those nonliteral things that your brain tries to interpret literally and has a helluva time trying to make sense of it, and ultimately fails.

Feel free to screenshot, or quote whatever you think can be used to diagnose me.

I’m not a doctor to diagnose others. But I do observe you act peculiar, and use needless bold and colour fonts.

Only someone with issues thinks it’s funny and/or worth the time to write themselves an email from Jimmy’s mom.


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[jimmyd]

Browsing antivaxx conspiracy theories videos and articles for fun, I got hit by an ad that I found hilarious on Youtube.

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The video spent an inordinate amount of time trying to convince "average" Americans that the government was trying to get rid of their cash. I listened intently because I could tell this is fake news article, where an "expert" is acting in front of the camera to portray validity to his "advertising."

View attachment 195046

I found it astounding that this guy would even copy the look of the biggest conman of our day, Doctor Robert Malone. Is that the new fashion? To have a beard and white hair, automatically gives you credibility with the conspiracy theory crowd. Duly noted.

View attachment 195047

He even paid the video producer to make it seem like an "interview" because most naive conspiracy theorists, they can be fooled by literal smoke and mirrors. If they are sitting on a glass table with a nice coffee mug, well, it must be a legitimate television studio of a reputable media outlet. T

The interview was hilarious, how this Doc Malone lookalike would build up the issue towards his sales pitch, and the "reporter" would ask the right leading questions and the "expert" would say "funny you ask that" "that's a great question"

View attachment 195048

I didn't even get till the end of the video, then I clicked on the link. How shocked I was, an immediate call to action with an urgent underlined message, and in the yellow button the "hope" and solution to the problem the expert has presented us. Sounds like "mass formation psychosis" is just another way of describing modern day telemarketing and con schemes,

View attachment 195049

The website full of misinformation to reinforce the fear created by the video, and then...

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The panacea of all financial issues, specially the one that our expert formed in our minds, it can all be solved for only $49? Normally he would charge $199 but because he is extra generous to the conspiracy theorists, he is giving up $150 of "perceived" value. How lucky are you antivaxxers?

I pity all the people who are being predated upon by opportunists like this guy and Doc Malone. Doc Malone won't stop at the book, I am just waiting to see what he will start selling next, I bet you it will be vitamins. Vitamins is the space where all the smart folks using and abusing antivaxxers make the most profit.

Only difference between conspiracy theories and the truth is about 6 months nowadays. Then dopes like you claim you knew all along.


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[jimmyd]

The truth is, when talking to you, nobody knows lol

That is the reason why it's impossible to exchange ideas or have a conversation with the likes of you. I am sure your nonexistent social circle must have given you clues to your severe disability before, but seeing the way you write online, it is just obvious.

The reason it’s impossible for you to exchange ideas is you’re delusional.


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[jimmyd]

Reuters issued correction on ivermectin story

Spotify podcaster and vaccination skeptic Joe Rogan was quick to share a headline on Twitter that portrayed the anti-par

www.politifact.com

You know a source is being honest when they claim something is false based on a technicality.


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[Canaduh]

No idea what you are talking about, like I told you, I don't put any credence on your words. I think you are trying to talk something "seriously" but I am not the right person to do that with, how about you try talking to Jimmy? He seems to understand you very well. Aspergerial brotherhood?

Can i finger bang your mom?

 

[Sybarite]

Level's of immunity. I didn't say people don't have immunity, if that was the case these people would have been dead before covid 19.

"Level's" of immunity? I'm trying to claim you think humans don't have immune systems?? Haha good deflection! Well clearly nothing is too nuts for you to believe, but the real issue at hand is that one's immune system only works on pathogens in objective reality.

But of course you're simultaneously trying to claim that Covid 19 doesn't exist AND that catching Covid 19 (which doesn't exist) provides far better immunity than getting an evil booster.

There are no "Level's" of immunity to a virus that doesn't exist! Virus doesn't exist = completely pointless to debate treatments, vaccine efficacy, natural immunity, etc.

Everyone has the exact same level of immunity to a virus that isn't real... one shot, two shots, no shots, three shots... none of this is even slightly relevant, but you can't even seem to grok the implications of your own argument.

Skill testing logic question:

Q. How many people catch a virus that doesn't exist?

A. Zero. No one does.

 

[Canaduh]

"Level's" of immunity? I'm trying to claim you think humans don't have immune systems?? Haha good deflection! Well clearly nothing is too nuts for you to believe, but the real issue at hand is that one's immune system only works on pathogens in objective reality.

But of course you're simultaneously trying to claim that Covid 19 doesn't exist AND that catching Covid 19 (which doesn't exist) provides far better immunity than getting an evil booster.

There are no "Level's" of immunity to a virus that doesn't exist! Virus doesn't exist = completely pointless to debate treatments, vaccine efficacy, natural immunity, etc.

Everyone has the exact same level of immunity to a virus that isn't real... one shot, two shots, no shots, three shots... none of this is even slightly relevant, but you can't even seem to grok the implications of your own argument.

Skill testing logic question:

Q. How many people catch a virus that doesn't exist?

A. Zero. No one does.

So called covid 19 is just parasite infection. The immune system can fight parasites too.

 

[Canaduh]

TikTok - Make Your Day

 

[stripfan]

Are we going to start talking about the "great reset" if you tell me you are 70 years old, you will make my day so I can laugh so hard.

Turdo is more loyal to Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum than he is to Canada. Here he is quoting the words of his master like a pet parrot. For those who don't know, Schwab is a Jewish billionaire who wants to take over the world. He better hurry up because he's over 80 years old.

Canadian PM and Globalist Trudeau Reveals his Support for The Great Reset in Chilling Video

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[stripfan]

What nurses aren't telling you about the vaccine.

The horrifying vaccine damage testimonies of Australia’s silenced nurses

Source: https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/the-shocking-vaccine-damage-testimonies-of-australias-silenced-nurses/

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[stripfan]

Canadian Dr. Hoffe on the vax.

Dr Charles Hoffe: On Injection Injury Reporting Issues, Being Told They're All Just Coincidences

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[stripfan]

Who is running the vaccine global depopulation program? The pictures speak for themselves. We are at war and the enemy must be named.

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[Canaduh]

Dr. Andrew Kaufman Exposes Omicron with Josh Sigurdson

Josh Sigurdson talks with Dr. Andrew Kaufman, likely one of the loudest, most controversial doctors speaking out against the scam to this day. In this video, we talk about Omicron, the fake variant wh...

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[stripfan]

Turdo's half-brother is an anti-vaxxer.

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[stripfan]

EPIC Speech: Corporal Bulford Resigns as PM Trudeau's Personal Security

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[Stoo]

Right on, you cannot help but feel compassion for that kind of person. One other person earlier in this thread mentioned that they were vaccine hesitant because of preexisting health conditions that could become worsened by the vaccine; I take that as a very valid reason to not get vaccinated.

Absolutely. And being a cancer patient is a factor for sure. Apparently his oncologist wants him to get vaccinated, and I suspect he will in time.