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This post made my day! Your acerbic wit is spot on. If I could please use a few of your insightful comments to throw at those worshippers of the credentialed experts I meet at social gatherings or woo woo leaning bars.

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In his defense, Dr Jerome Adams has been starving his brain of oxygen for almost two years with masks, so he went from dummy to super dummy.

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Just imagine how these people must be seething. Not just medical experts; the entire highly credentialed managerial class, the economists, the foreign policy pundits, the climate scientists, the gender theorists ... all of them get pwned in this fashion every time they open their traps on social media. It's a relentless assault on egos that depend entirely on their social status.

This is the real reason for the censorship. They can't take the heat, they can't hold their own, and "shut up" is the only explanation they have.

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This is why they're so desperate to control speech -- the narrative is leaking like a sieve.

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Jerome Adams comes across like an arrogant jerk.

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This is worth a like just for that pic of the adorable baby kitten on the back of a stuffed unicorn.

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"social media is a fabulous thing:

many-splendored and devilishly double-edged. it’s a source of influence and reach, but also a great equalizer because others may speak too and it has killed the “one too many one-way broadcast model.”

Tho one may argue that Substack isn't necessarily "social media" in the traditional sense, I know I speak for many here when I say if it hadn't been for Substack we wouldn't be able to proudly exclaim that as it pertains to all things "covid" and "vaccines" we know more about these subjects than many "Doctors" and PhDs. We've been exposed to facts, charts, studies and hypotheses from all sides of these issues and can hold our own against others who have ignored it all. Just like the lady that went up against this deluded monster, we're all not necessarily more intelligent, but we are humble and have been willing to learn and become informed. It's not our arrogance that puts us in a superior position, it's our love for, and desire to seek out the truth in liberty and accept that truth for what it us, even if it doesn't line up with what we wanted to believe. Bravo on another excellent post Mr Gato.

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The emperor has no clothes, yet many court eunuchs will continue to obey.

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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Masterful takedown of one of the biggest putzes in this whole sad affair.

I almost feel sorry for poor Jerome. Almost.

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But But But...experts. And you’re just a Mom! So....Experts!

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Anybody who thinks there's such a thing as the "combined intelligence" of a group has never done a group project before.

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Social media “has killed the “one to many one-way broadcast model.”” Why authorities are so desperate to get control of it.

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I love, love, love the Pinocchio comment! 💕💞❤️ First space elevator... 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

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OMG! Love this quote: " “your liberty must cede way to my superstitious anxiety” is nether a sound basis for science or for a free society. it’s performative neurocracy as pretext for technocratic authoritarian imposition. " BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!

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My disdain for Jerome Adams pales in comparison to that expressed in this post. Well done, gato! Adams is insufferable. (Combination of affirmative action and Peter Principle - perfect!)

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Here's the entry level bureaucrats key to climbing the corporate lader:

My boss's incompetence is an inspiration that one day someone as incompetent as me could be boss.

That's all they have to know...well and being a slimy sycophant..

Sounds like fun!...not

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