health authorities are trying to kill as many of us as possible. And they're doing a damn good job of it. Over 135,000 that they claim died due to CCPvirus, did not have to die, statistically speaking. Now of course we have no idea how far off their reported numbers are but still, you're talking a minimum of 95% of those who died being preventable.
Notice this is different from people working in healthcare; I don't believe they actively try to kill their patients. It's the authorities, many layers of bureaucracy above them. It was perfectly obvious to me when the antibody test results first came out that they had no way of knowing if antibodies they found were specific to this virus. If I can know that, they certainly did!
They feed the misleadia disinformation, and it's not because they want to save lives. None of this is about public health
I think people make the mistake of assuming health care professions are unbiased robots who don’t have personal agendas or emotions. I’m sure there are many people in various walks of health care who secretly want this to be bad so they achieve political wins both legislatively and at the polls.
Sure, the point is there are plenty of people in the medical profession who don’t have the best interest of their patients as the priority but instead care about themselves and whatever ulterior motives they may have. After all, humans will be human. We like to hold up some professions with a certain reverence, but no profession makes you a god.
Right? Fuck the military and veterans, that 24 year old nurse intern is a HERO! She’s working her normal shift! Her business was deemed essential! Just look at her tiktok videos! So heroic, so brave.
I agree with you on all but point:
health authorities are trying to kill as many of us as possible. And they're doing a damn good job of it. Over 135,000 that they claim died due to CCPvirus, did not have to die, statistically speaking. Now of course we have no idea how far off their reported numbers are but still, you're talking a minimum of 95% of those who died being preventable.
Notice this is different from people working in healthcare; I don't believe they actively try to kill their patients. It's the authorities, many layers of bureaucracy above them. It was perfectly obvious to me when the antibody test results first came out that they had no way of knowing if antibodies they found were specific to this virus. If I can know that, they certainly did!
They feed the misleadia disinformation, and it's not because they want to save lives. None of this is about public health
I think people make the mistake of assuming health care professions are unbiased robots who don’t have personal agendas or emotions. I’m sure there are many people in various walks of health care who secretly want this to be bad so they achieve political wins both legislatively and at the polls.
Well wanting it to be bad also glorifies their job, and possibly their pay. So yeah there's all that.
Sure, the point is there are plenty of people in the medical profession who don’t have the best interest of their patients as the priority but instead care about themselves and whatever ulterior motives they may have. After all, humans will be human. We like to hold up some professions with a certain reverence, but no profession makes you a god.
Right? Fuck the military and veterans, that 24 year old nurse intern is a HERO! She’s working her normal shift! Her business was deemed essential! Just look at her tiktok videos! So heroic, so brave.