HCQ/Ivermectin/Vaccines/Covid - Page 20

Evang.Benincasa · #1 09-12-2021, 05:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Esaias

If you read comments, the pro-Fauci covidcult will screech on the one hand about how important it is for your health and safety to wear the muzzle and get all your clotshots, but if anyone has questions or doubts those same concerned cultists screech about how they hope you die a horrible death. They even go so far as to screech about how you ought not to be allowed to get any medical care at all, just die at home.

Which tells me a few things...

Jito463 · #2 09-12-2021, 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Esaias

If you read comments, the pro-Fauci covidcult will screech on the one hand about how important it is for your health and safety to wear the muzzle and get all your clotshots, but if anyone has questions or doubts those same concerned cultists screech about how they hope you die a horrible death. They even go so far as to screech about how you ought not to be allowed to get any medical care at all, just die at home.

Which tells me a few things...

For the first time ever last Sunday, I actually had someone freak out about me not wearing a mask. I went to the local grocery store after church and was in the checkout line when some older guy looked at me, tapped his mask and asked if I forgot it. I just shrugged and responded with a simple 'No'. Now, I'm behind my cart, which is a good 1-2 feet from his cart and he's in front of that, and he's telling me to "keep (my) distance". I just smirk because I wasn't even moving. It gets better.

He moves up after putting his stuff on the conveyer and leaves his cart at the entrance to the lane, so I move up behind his cart, still a good foot or two behind it. He goes to grab his cart and again reminds me to keep "6 feet distance" (despite being the one to move closer to me). I told him that I literally can't wear a mask (which I can't), and he's just like "Oh?". Then proceeds to tell me to keep my distance again.

Then he asks me if I'm vaxxed, to which I responded 'No'. His response was great, "Yeah, I could tell". So I asked him how he could tell, and he said "By what you've said". Well that's funny, I've barely said anything, but okay. It gets even better.

I told him that I've already had it, and he tells me that he's had it, too. The guy's already had it, probably got the jab anyway and yet was still wearing a mask and upset at me for not wearing one. Even funnier yet, was that the cashier had his mask under his nose, and the guy never said word one to him.

The best part was that after I paid for my groceries and left, the guy had to get one final word in, and yelled something or other at me from his truck as he drove out of the parking lot. The whole time I'm just smirking because it's hilarious.

Evang.Benincasa · #3 09-12-2021, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Jito463

For the first time ever last Sunday, I actually had someone freak out about me not wearing a mask. I went to the local grocery store after church and was in the checkout line when some older guy looked at me, tapped his mask and asked if I forgot it. I just shrugged and responded with a simple 'No'. Now, I'm behind my cart, which is a good 1-2 feet from his cart and he's in front of that, and he's telling me to "keep (my) distance". I just smirk because I wasn't even moving. It gets better.

He moves up after putting his stuff on the conveyer and leaves his cart at the entrance to the lane, so I move up behind his cart, still a good foot or two behind it. He goes to grab his cart and again reminds me to keep "6 feet distance" (despite being the one to move closer to me). I told him that I literally can't wear a mask (which I can't), and he's just like "Oh?". Then proceeds to tell me to keep my distance again.

Then he asks me if I'm vaxxed, to which I responded 'No'. His response was great, "Yeah, I could tell". So I asked him how he could tell, and he said "By what you've said". Well that's funny, I've barely said anything, but okay. It gets even better.

I told him that I've already had it, and he tells me that he's had it, too. The guy's already had it, probably got the jab anyway and yet was still wearing a mask and upset at me for not wearing one. Even funnier yet, was that the cashier had his mask under his nose, and the guy never said word one to him.

The best part was that after I paid for my groceries and left, the guy had to get one final word in, and yelled something or other at me from his truck as he drove out of the parking lot. The whole time I'm just smirking because it's hilarious.

Nicodemus1968 · #4 09-13-2021, 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Jito463

For the first time ever last Sunday, I actually had someone freak out about me not wearing a mask. I went to the local grocery store after church and was in the checkout line when some older guy looked at me, tapped his mask and asked if I forgot it. I just shrugged and responded with a simple 'No'. Now, I'm behind my cart, which is a good 1-2 feet from his cart and he's in front of that, and he's telling me to "keep (my) distance". I just smirk because I wasn't even moving. It gets better.

He moves up after putting his stuff on the conveyer and leaves his cart at the entrance to the lane, so I move up behind his cart, still a good foot or two behind it. He goes to grab his cart and again reminds me to keep "6 feet distance" (despite being the one to move closer to me). I told him that I literally can't wear a mask (which I can't), and he's just like "Oh?". Then proceeds to tell me to keep my distance again.

Then he asks me if I'm vaxxed, to which I responded 'No'. His response was great, "Yeah, I could tell". So I asked him how he could tell, and he said "By what you've said". Well that's funny, I've barely said anything, but okay. It gets even better.

I told him that I've already had it, and he tells me that he's had it, too. The guy's already had it, probably got the jab anyway and yet was still wearing a mask and upset at me for not wearing one. Even funnier yet, was that the cashier had his mask under his nose, and the guy never said word one to him.

The best part was that after I paid for my groceries and left, the guy had to get one final word in, and yelled something or other at me from his truck as he drove out of the parking lot. The whole time I'm just smirking because it's hilarious.

Now try that on an airplane ride.

diakonos · #5 09-11-2021, 09:34 PM

https://www.thv11.com/mobile/article...c-8308d412c1aa

n david · #6 09-13-2021, 08:09 AM

Joe Rogan, MMA announcer and Podcaster on Spotify, had COVID a couple weeks ago. He's angered libs who have pushed for Spotify to cancel his Podcast (but Spotify gets too many subscribers because of his Podcast so Joe isn't going anywhere) because Rogan has had anti-vaxers on his show and has promoted Ivermectin and other things not approved by Dear Leader Fauci.

The libs were besides themselves with joy over Rogan getting COVID until he posted a video stating that he used Ivermectin, the monoclonal cocktail, and some other medications and said he had one bad day but was feeling great after just a few days. He was back at his show in record time.

Funny, all the remedies he had been pushing on his show, he tried them and they appeared to have worked.

diakonos · #7 09-13-2021, 11:54 AM

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This pandemic / quarantine showed me just how much the movement of Pentecostals were so quick to roll up a sleeve. Had no real issues with go home to live stream and have Sunday morning church naked in bed. Oh well, I guess if you ran with the footmen, and they kicked the snot out of you? How are you going to deal with the horsemen? People barely living for God when they were having General Conference everyday, and the minute it all started going south they improvised, and justified why they kowtowed to the tyrannical system. May God help us all.

Maybe because the President was Trump and not a Democrat?

Whoops!