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rbuchanan
1 year ago
That disaster likely isn't the worst eventuating from Big Pharma's collaborations with governments worldwide, but it's certainly the most overt. I've never observed propagandistic conspicuity comparable to that of pro-vax shills. A few of them were even active here!
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
Most of those vaccines represent pass/fail survival and fitness tests administered for the purpose of generating profit and curbing populations. Suspect and question everything.
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surenaga
1 year ago
Funny timing, considering I'm writing about my experiences during the mass hysteria myself. I don't think you'll like reading them.
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oh man your site is as clean as frick
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Why does Hank Hill enjoy mowing the lawn? What on earth is wrong with that man.
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whoishohokam
1 year ago
from talking to my friends with kids, since you're doing a chore no one bothers you and you can take as long as you like.
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misterdizzy
1 year ago
You know what, that's fair. I put on a podcast. I'm trying to get there. I'm on the road. I'm gettin old.
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It's Earth Day, which means it's the anniversary of me adding that spinning emoji globe.
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".attrib_store"
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misterdizzy
1 year ago
I don't know what it is and I can't delete it and it's not supposed to be there D: neocities what.
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As an Xer who's observed the galling arrogance and post-'70s calcification of Boomers lifelong, I'm hardly surprised to observe that many never once considered that people want to spend time with their families and reduce overhead by working from home, and resist change to accomodate them. This is a generation who nearly created an entire subgenre of comedy dedicated to their inability and refusal to program VCRs.
Never mind that telephones, PCs, and fax machines should've obviated half of all occupational attendance by the late '80s....