Chester, NJ. next town east of where I grew up. same high school district too.
The point of all of it, to his question, is that they want the ONLY way to "get out of the pandemic" is everyone takes an experimental, patented drug that comes with no guarantees and no option to seek damages if you sustain injury so the Pharma companies profit and you become a test subject.
I love that he put "Heroes" in quotes. Front line workers they are not "heroes". They are literally people with a specific job that was deemed "essential". They went through training and school for that job - NONE of it was forced on them. They chose their profession knowing FULL WELL what came with it. Long hours? boo-hoo. stress? uh, yeah. look at the nature of the job. You chose that and you knew going in. You could have left at any time. I guarantee a good portion of doctors and nurses - nurses especially, go around with a smug sense of self satisfaction about what they do, not humble at all about it and LOVE the virtue signaling, the praise, the yard signs, all that. They come to expect accolades from everyone and if they don't get it from you, they think you are the asshole. Some probably flash a hospital ID or wear their scrubs on their day off looking to see who might buy them lunch or comp them a coffee or whatever.
That's an incredible and honest conversation, I'm surprised it made on to you tube.
thanks OP!! haven't gave rogan a listen in quite a while. His guest list has been sub par for awhile now
The whole thing is what you need to listen to.
Chester, NJ. next town east of where I grew up. same high school district too.
The point of all of it, to his question, is that they want the ONLY way to "get out of the pandemic" is everyone takes an experimental, patented drug that comes with no guarantees and no option to seek damages if you sustain injury so the Pharma companies profit and you become a test subject.
I love that he put "Heroes" in quotes. Front line workers they are not "heroes". They are literally people with a specific job that was deemed "essential". They went through training and school for that job - NONE of it was forced on them. They chose their profession knowing FULL WELL what came with it. Long hours? boo-hoo. stress? uh, yeah. look at the nature of the job. You chose that and you knew going in. You could have left at any time. I guarantee a good portion of doctors and nurses - nurses especially, go around with a smug sense of self satisfaction about what they do, not humble at all about it and LOVE the virtue signaling, the praise, the yard signs, all that. They come to expect accolades from everyone and if they don't get it from you, they think you are the asshole. Some probably flash a hospital ID or wear their scrubs on their day off looking to see who might buy them lunch or comp them a coffee or whatever.
Pizza Man is a "hero" according to himself. Ask Jim Breuer.
2.6 COMORBIDITIES?
It's 3.8 now, as per CDC