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Mystic William's avatar

1. Almost everyone will say ‘yeah, I never fell for that COVID BS. Something seemed off to me right from the beginning.” 2. A number will turn on us angrily and say “you know what burns me? We did it right. We did the right thing. For society. You guys didn’t. You were selfish. And now we are suffering and you aren’t.” The guy who said this to me is an ex soldier. He follows orders. I said ‘nope. You followed an illegal immoral and unethical order. You didn’t do it right. You did it wrong.’ I reminded him ‘behfelt est behfelt’ wasn’t considered an excuse at Nuremberg. It doesn’t make him right now. He was upset with me. I know others too who think along these lines. “….all the good ones are hurt and the self centered selfish people are doing fine, and that shouldn’t be…”. Who knows where that leads.

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For someone, as a then 70 year old, I took 2 Pfizer shots and was injured - still injured 3 years on. Surprise, surprise! But I still stood at a distance, observing, and quite dismayed by the proud medals of vaccine sainthood on Facebook posts to show their friends and the world they had “done the right thing.” I felt uncomfortable about these, knowing and strongly believing that people had a right to follow their conscience, and choose to take or not take a medical intervention, or as it turned out, a poisonous intervention. There was something extremely discomforting about the sanctimonious attitude of many towards those who even questioned a fast-tracked ‘vaccine.’ Now I wish I’d been surrounded by more people who would discuss the issues without the propaganda, but I didn’t. These prominent circles announcing their vaccine status seemed to me to be distasteful, because there would be people

struggling to make up their mind and concerned they could be pushed to the edge of society for not belonging to the “vaccine club.”

There were people who volunteered to check people’s vaccine status before going into churches and they thought they were contributing to society. I hesitate to say those people were bad people for doing this job, but when I heard the call for vaccine-checkers at church, I recoiled and my stomach knotted. I was vaccinated, and yet, I have a history of standing up for justice even when I might be unpopular, so maybe there isn’t a clear divide between the vaccinated, (or some of the vaccinated,) and the unvaccinated. The difference here that I see is that I was sucked in by the fear propaganda about the elderly being more susceptible to severe illness and I had a great desire to stay alive for my grandchildren and children. When CoVid finally arrived, well after the 2 Pfizer shots would have worn off, our illness was manageable and we were able to prepare for impending visitors. I used recommendations from the FLCCC protocol.

I’m still wondering if there’s a ‘type’ of person who is willing to become sanctimonious, and/or hysterical about trying to prove you/us wrong, John. I have some sort of benefit in a discussion because I can admit to an amount of fear towards CoVid at the beginning, and because I was vaccinated, (with 2 shots.)

But people were still worried/concerned/ or trying to prove a point because I wasn’t getting any more. They were very resistant to reading any material I sent them, which was only after they disputed my injuries, instead ascribing them to ageing. Can you imagine anyone telling you if you developed any other disease that you are mistaken? And then, when you sent them a medical article explaining the mechanism of the illness and symptoms, they wouldn’t read it or reply. There’s definitely something very fishy going on.

The tide is turning and you’ve contributed to our sense of reality by publishing, so stay well and we’ll all get there before too long, hopefully. The truth will be revealed. 🙏 Thank you.

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