Critical thinkers are few and far between. In the past week I have been to a number of social events and during my conversations I was surprised to discover that not one person to whom I spoke was even a little aware of the downside of the vaccines and all were fully vaccinated.
When I told them I wasn’t vaccinated, they looked at me with surprise, kinda shocked and amazed that I had made such a decision, but no one criticized as I take the approach that if I respect what they say, they usually respect what I say. So there were no arguments or tension.
It was sort of like discussing the different colours of a flower!
As we know Substack writers and their commenters are well informed, but I didn’t meet one person who had even heard of Substack.
So there is a huge gap here. It seems that if you want to be educated on this matter,
information is easy to find, if not it will never be found.
Sir, it saddens me to hear what's happening in your community in that filthy horrible beautiful city I too used to call home. Stay strong.
I hope I can brighten your day with a surprisingly undepressing story from Miami freedom city. Today I had to go to a local medical center for a physical. First time I've been to see a doc since the Atrocities.
When I arrived they had a bunch of signs up demanding everyone wear a mask. In the outside world, no one muzzles up in Miami now. But inside the hospital it was different. Lotsa face diapers to be seen.
So I walk to the reception desk, unmuzzled of course. The clerk is friendly and has his muzzle "on" but pulled down so he can breathe. I check in. And he says, 'you need to wear a mask' and points to the box of muzzles on the counter.
I try to stay friendly - cuz the clerk is friendly. And I say, 'If I don't wear one of those, will I be refused service?' Clerk sez, 'we have a mask policy'. But still friendly.
So I reply, 'Will I be refused service? If so I'll wear one, under coercion. But I do not consent to wear one of those things.' I stayed as friendly as I could but chose my words like a lawyer.
He had to check with the doc - but yeah, no problem. No muzzle, no hassle, got the physical, done. Turned out way less horrible than I was fearing the day before.
I know this story must be little comfort in your situation. But I hope at least it's a reminder that the whole world hasn't gone mad quite yet.
Mind over matter. I've seen, in the past 3 yrs, that you can indeed catch/die from something that doesn't exist. It's not just the jabs that threatened lives.
Critical thinkers are few and far between. In the past week I have been to a number of social events and during my conversations I was surprised to discover that not one person to whom I spoke was even a little aware of the downside of the vaccines and all were fully vaccinated.
When I told them I wasn’t vaccinated, they looked at me with surprise, kinda shocked and amazed that I had made such a decision, but no one criticized as I take the approach that if I respect what they say, they usually respect what I say. So there were no arguments or tension.
It was sort of like discussing the different colours of a flower!
As we know Substack writers and their commenters are well informed, but I didn’t meet one person who had even heard of Substack.
So there is a huge gap here. It seems that if you want to be educated on this matter,
information is easy to find, if not it will never be found.
Sir, it saddens me to hear what's happening in your community in that filthy horrible beautiful city I too used to call home. Stay strong.
I hope I can brighten your day with a surprisingly undepressing story from Miami freedom city. Today I had to go to a local medical center for a physical. First time I've been to see a doc since the Atrocities.
When I arrived they had a bunch of signs up demanding everyone wear a mask. In the outside world, no one muzzles up in Miami now. But inside the hospital it was different. Lotsa face diapers to be seen.
So I walk to the reception desk, unmuzzled of course. The clerk is friendly and has his muzzle "on" but pulled down so he can breathe. I check in. And he says, 'you need to wear a mask' and points to the box of muzzles on the counter.
I try to stay friendly - cuz the clerk is friendly. And I say, 'If I don't wear one of those, will I be refused service?' Clerk sez, 'we have a mask policy'. But still friendly.
So I reply, 'Will I be refused service? If so I'll wear one, under coercion. But I do not consent to wear one of those things.' I stayed as friendly as I could but chose my words like a lawyer.
He had to check with the doc - but yeah, no problem. No muzzle, no hassle, got the physical, done. Turned out way less horrible than I was fearing the day before.
I know this story must be little comfort in your situation. But I hope at least it's a reminder that the whole world hasn't gone mad quite yet.
Mind over matter. I've seen, in the past 3 yrs, that you can indeed catch/die from something that doesn't exist. It's not just the jabs that threatened lives.
The injections are shots of death. Run for your lives!