My sister-in-law had an abortion at 15 and it still messes with her head 15 years later.
It didn’t change my stance
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My sister-in-law had an abortion at 15 and it still messes with her head 15 years later.
It didn’t change my stance
I don’t know about the injecting part, but it’s common knowledge that 600 poor black southerners were misled to think they were being treated for syphilis and went untreated, with 28 dying as a result.
But I know, I know....things like this don’t happen.
are you really this fûcking stupid? You don’t know about the Tuskegee Studies? (The part about injecting was hyperbole- I should have realized my audience and not used such)
Here’s a wiki link- even a complete moron like you should be able to understand it.
Tuskegee Syphilis Study - Wikipedia
are you really this fûcking stupid? You don’t know about the Tuskegee Studies? (The part about injecting was hyperbole- I should have realized my audience and not used such)
Here’s a wiki link- even a complete moron like you should be able to understand it.
Tuskegee Syphilis Study - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Everybody knows the Tuskegee Study. I was picking on your big leap from that to the conspiracy theory you support now.
apparently you are also one of those who likes to change the meanings of words to suit your purpose.
Of course not. The involved parties could make a face to face confession and you wouldn’t accept it.
“We need to increase public understanding of the need for medical counter measures such as a pan coronavirus vaccine. A key driver is media and the economics will follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantage to get to the real issues. Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of the process.”
—Peter Daszak, President of EcoHealth Alliance, 2016
Nothing to see here either.
what conspiracy theory are you droning on about, kiddo?
is Chicago not one of the most corrupt cities in the developed world?
did the US govt not conduct syphilis studies on US citizens that involved allowing syphilis to go untreated while telling the subjects they were being treated and allowed 28 to die?
Are these what you are calling conspiracies?
it means that what you perceive to be reason is more commonly known as believing your own bullshit.
oh- you are one of those “last word” guys. Hope you are buckled in tonight because I have no intention of shutting it down any time soon.
Worse, this dude was in the DanceYourCaresAway (QAnon) thread on the mainboard.
Dude’s a legit loon that was FoLLoWiNg ThE PlAn. Any form of logic that is coherent, is gonna go right over his head.
That's some nasty shit!!! 🙄
There's enough covid up in there to kill an elephant.
Also. Would hate to see your search history.
That's funny as hell. LOL
I don't search anything individually, the sites I go to just pops shit up that's messed up. Like all the girls in bathing suits comes from Pinterest, and it keeps sending them to me. I hope the site that stuff came from don't pull that crap. 🙃
I was a semi regular in that thread. Was great for a couple of reasons. 1. It was entertaining for good or bad. 2. It had great real news content. It was terrible for a couple of reasons. 1. It was sad to see how many people actually bought into the q anon nonsense. 2. It had terrible fake news content. It was a pretty good mixture of reasonable conservatives and far out whack jobs. I would not consider @UNC71-00 to be one of the whack jobs.
In malaria-infested African countries there is no pandemic, no masks, no lockdowns. Why? Could be the fact that they take HCQ routinely.
Tanzania, for example. The entire population—almost 60 million—is considered at risk for malaria. So everyone takes HCQ once a week as a preventative. From January 3, 2020 to July 14, 2021, there were 509 reported cases of Covid and 21 reported deaths. Almost all in April 2020.
Hm.
Tanzania, for example. The entire population—almost 60 million—is considered at risk for malaria. So everyone takes HCQ once a week as a preventative. From January 3, 2020 to July 14, 2021, there were 509 reported cases of Covid and 21 reported deaths. Almost all in April 2020.
Hm.
sure I was in that thread- it was a few thousand pages long. But if you thought I was one of the Q people, then you are a moron.
and I would ask about your logic, but I have no idea who you are and as such, don’t give the slightest fûck. However if you want to post some idiotic take, I will be happy to break you down too.
Tanzania stopped reporting coronavirus cases and deaths between May 2020 and March 2021 (at least). It looks like they only recently, as of the last few weeks or months, started reporting some numbers again. And no, I’m not just going by the graph showing zeroes and assuming they weren’t reporting. They in fact were not reporting Covid cases or deaths.
That's what we should start doing. But we're addicted to fear porn here and we love to use it as a political tool.
