gipper
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- Jan 8, 2011
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I guess I’m in the minority. I never believed the establishment from the very beginning. I refused to change my lifestyle in any way, except for wearing a stupid mask.(My emphasis.)
I think you are asking a very good question. I keep asking it to myself every day.
I guess I believe we all panicked. We wanted to believe the government and docs and pharmaceutical companies could protect each of us from a deadly disease. With the mortality in the U.S. now up to 800,000, it's clear they couldn't, whatever failed efforts they made.
It's all psychological: we continue to need the feeling of protection, so we keep believing them. On their side, they shove all the blame on to us, so we can't immediately blame them. All politicians everywhere do that: if a Chinese nuke hit Chicago, be sure, politicians from the president on down would blame US.
I believe they keep pushing the failed vaccines and lockdowns and masks and mandates despite surge after surge, and this new surge climbing steeply right now, because they would do anything, however harmful, to prevent public recognition that they've been lying all the time.
But they have been lying all this time. They can't stop this; they don't know how; the technology isn't there; it just gets worse and worse, longer and longer. If they admit that, we'll make them pay, so they continue to pretend that if we just do things that don't work YET MORE, this time, see, it will work.
But it won't work, it never did.
It was always apparent to me the establishment was lying and trying to scare us.
I’m also likely in the minority with this thought…it’s time for prosecuting the establishment. Vaxing the children should be a crime punishable by life in prison.