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Ironically, obesity is the number one risk factor for C19, so it would be more appropriate to put a ā€˜hazardous substanceā€™ warning on that box of fries.

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Exactly. Why not just promote the shot on drums of industrial hazardous waste with skull and crossbones on them adjacent to the hypodermic.

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I think that is the way people will see it when they pull the fries from the bag. Hope it is a marketing nightmare for them.

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Certainly it's a major factor. Obesity, especially morbid obesity, alone implies a whole host of health risks. Top of those is awful nutrition. Too many calories, most likely of the most unhealthy processed foods: sugars and simple carbs. That implies a sore lack of vitamins and minerals. People who eat fried salami and drink Double Big Gulps are not known for their consumption of fresh fruit or salads. Ditto for lack of exercise. The preceding are an excellent gateway to more severe chronic conditions: heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and many more. Covid-19 is just icing on the cake.

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Not all obese people are sugar gulping fast food junkies. Sooo. Some are, in fact, merely overnutritioned. My female partner (in sports) is well exercised (she plays our sport at least 4 times per week for at least 3h at a pop. She does not eat fast food and she is on the same regimen for vitamins that I use except more D3 since she is overweight. She just eats too much and people in her family run fat. It happens. Why denigrate people? Seriously. Are you saying she and others with weight problems deserve to die from COVID? Heaven forbid. I know you don't. Unless you are indeed satan's something.

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The problem with this whole thing has been the tendency to oversimplify. I am overweight, and I eat healthier than most thin people I know, and I've survived through two "waves" without a vaccination, so if I've come down with COVID, it's not been severe enough to even get me into a doctor's office or to a testing site. The problem is that weight is an easy way to judge a person's health, and there is some correlation, but it is definitely not the only way. And we love to take the easy way out. But honestly I've seen mixed outcomes. I've seen heavy people do just fine with COVID and thin people get really sick. Statistics rarely can be relied on if you don't know the nitty gritty details of how they were arrived at.

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Yes, I have a pituitary tumor that first made me incredibly skinny and has morphed into making me fat. Add in pancreatic failure and a gut dissection that almost killed meā€¦ Honestly, if I could eat a donut without a trip to the ER, Iā€™d assume Iā€™d croaked and landed in Heaven.

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It's cortisol that's making your "partner" fat. Stay the hell away from vegetable oils unless it is high quality extra virgin olive oil or avocado oil. Virtually all other vegetable oils are rancid (canola is probably the worst). They are exposed to very high temperatures during the manufacturing process and this breaks them down, resulting in the release of free radicals. Free radicals in the body cause inflammation, which puts the body under stress. When the body is under stress it produces cortisol (i.e., the stress hormone), and cortisol is a fucking killer. I guarantee that people who have been jabbed with the kill shots have cortisol levels that are through the roof.

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The old exception that proves the rule.

The fat people I know all eat poorly.

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A lot of skinny people eat poorly. A lot of poor people eat poorly. Sugar kills. My mom was very thin. The doctor told her she was a fat thin person (fat on the inside and not healthy). People of all rank and size eat poorly. Not sure it is an exception, but if it pleases you to think it...

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throw some intermittent fasting as a sport chalenge on her big bones

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If she can do sports for 3hrs at a pop, four times a week, then leave her alone. She's doing fine. We're too fixated on size. And no I'm not for making overweight people into models, but I'm also not for forcing them to focus on a number (weight or BMI) as the sum total of their being. Neither approach is healthy.

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Many years ago, I was in the Marines, but wanted to be a photographer, so had to transfer across to the Navy to do so.

The Navy almost didn't let me in as according to their "chart" I was borderline obese, solely due to my height and weight.

The chart did not differentiate between muscle mass and fat and therefore neither did the medical staff.

That was the last time I bothered with BMI as a measure of anything and realised that common sense is anything but.

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My husband is similar. He's a trim carpenter and he's a bit on the shorter side, so while he has a stomach, the rest of him is just muscle from all the lifting and walking. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry when I saw his paperwork from the doctor and he was one BMI point over into the "obese" category, which of course shows up in his medical chart. BMI is only marginally helpful when it comes to judging health.

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I think she does. She does something where she eats in a time frame and then no eating. I can't remember the name, but it has one. And she eats keto which is something like a bunch of fat and protein and no bread. I am sure I am mangling that. She says bread makes her feel bad. It makes me happy so... no keto for me. It takes all kinds. Whatever pleases you I suppose. Her doctor suggested it. Not sure she has lost weight on it. I don't ask.

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I play sports with many islanders. Many are larger framed folks but seriously great athelets.

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Maybe the motto should read, ā€œPick your poison.ā€

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Why choose? Enjoy both!

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Perfect response, love it!

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They do mitigate their damage by suggesting taking a jab.

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Our mid-twenties son told us about this at lunch today (NOT McDonald's) and commented that he'd just added another fast-food chain to his list of "never getting a penny of my money again" and added, "not that boycotting McDonald's is a big loss." šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ We seconded both comments.

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I cannot fathom how putting an image of a virus and a syringe on a food package is in any way good marketing. Except... when the Godfather gives you an offah you can't refuuuusssee!

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That's the news outlet's graphic, not the actual packaging.

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Micky-Dees already gets massive government handouts at taxpayers expense in the form of subsidized wheat for buns, subsidized grains to stuff up the cows, more subsidies for the farmers who mass produce beef, and now subsidies for propaganda on the (food?) packaging. Oh, almost forgot, the government also protects their business by declaring their underpaid, non healthcare covered employees as ā€œessential workersā€. What more did I miss? Iā€™m sure a lot.

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how about nobody no longer never ever putting their foot inside of McDonald's ever again?

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No, no. They are the best place for clean bathrooms when you are traveling!

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That's the only reason I ever go inside one.

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Me too!

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Me too.

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This used to be an effective strategy but the labor market is so tight here in Michigan that the McD's and BK's are short staffed and only doing drive-through with no restroom access.

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Gotta get more creative in the once ok state of Michigan...lol. Live here and haven't listened to any so called news in an age...

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Then I go to Cracker Barrel!

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For some meaning of ā€œcleanā€. Sometimes itā€™s a pretty sad state of affairs. Iā€™ve had some bad ones in NY, NJ, GA.

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There's one in Chicago where I hesitate even dropping my pants. I have to be really pressed. Hell, I'll even specify: the McDonald's closest to McCormick Place next door to the former Michael Reese medical center. I have to be practically pissing my pants before I drop trough in that one. *shudders*

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Yikes! And nothing else around that would work better, I suppose. We donā€™t have that problem because there are certain states that my husband will not set foot inā€¦.heā€™s a strong 2A advocate and simply will not compromise, not even if he ā€œneedsā€ to go there.

Gosh, Chicago used to be such a nice town, though. Shame.

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Chicago, San Francisco, Baltimoreā€¦.all used to be wonderful places to visitā€¦

No more !

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Tell me about it. I miss old Chicago.

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I bet the ones in New Mex are really clean. Customers cannot go inside yet because of... the thing that now gives you nothing more than a cold and a hard night's sleep.

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Really? That has not been my experience, hence why I recommended them, but come to think about it, there WAS that one in south Houston that was scary!

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I think itā€™s still the case that there are franchise stores and corporate stores. That might explain some of the variability.

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Makes sense, and of course when I need to use the facilities, I donā€™t check to see whether itā€™s franchise or corporate, hahahaha!

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Yepā€¦Hit or miss

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I love the pickles on the hamburgers!

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True. Sugary caffeinated beverages company has even cleaner bathrooms. But sometimes lines are longer.

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All they're good for.

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Maybe you could hold it bit longer until find jabless one???

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Yep. Business is really suffering as a result. Theyā€™re down to just 20 million customers a day. Canā€™t be any addictive substances in their ā€œhappy meals ā€œ can there?

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The message is very clear to me:

Those of us that prepare all of our own meals and don't eat crap don't need vaccines.

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AMEN. Best thing we ever did in my family is stop all dining out (except for specific sit-down restaurants when traveling). Especially "fast" food. Illness all but disappeared.

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We only eat at local mom & pop restaurants.

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ā€˜Tis true, but the fact remains, no matter how pure our intake, we still gotta peeā€¦..

No seriously, I see that several people here are talking about how much better life is for them since eschewing most restaurants - NO KIDDING!! We donā€™t do ANY fast food and not very much other restaurants. Hubby has some allergies which helps keep us on the straight and narrowā€¦..but even before we discovered those, we were super picky.

I may have mentioned itā€™s been 19 or so years since I was sick. Iā€™m liking thatā€¦.

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šŸ’„ BAM !

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The jigs up.....

Italian Archbishop Vigano shared with The Gateway Pundit his transcript and audio message to the American people this week.

Italian Archbishop Vigano sent a message to the American people. He continues to speak out against the globalist threat this Christmas season.

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He shared his message below:

DEAR AMERICAN PEOPLE, DEAR FRIENDS, for two years now, a global coup has been carried out all over the world, planned for some time by an elite group of conspirators enslaved to the interests of international high finance. This coup was made possible by an emergency pandemic that is based on the premise of a virus that has a mortality rate almost analogous to that of any other seasonal flu virus, on the delegitimization and prohibition of effective treatments, and on the distribution of an experimental gene serum which is obviously ineffective, and which also clearly carries with it the danger of serious and even lethal side effects. We all know how much the mainstream media has contributed to supporting the insane pandemic narrative, the interests that are at stake, and the goals of these groups of power: reducing the world population, making those who survive chronically ill, and imposing forms of control that violate the fundamental rights and natural liberties of citizens. And yet, two years after this grotesque farce started, which has claimed more victims than a war and destroyed the social fabric, national economies, and the very foundations of the rule of law, nothing has changed in the policies of Nations and their response to the so-called pandemic.

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I'm not Catholic and don't do religion at all, but I love that guy.

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Thank you Archbishop Vigano. This has been a grotesque farce created by the angry "if they bring a knife, we bring a gun" maniacal left, starring HRC and Oblamer

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Let's hope he has good security...

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It's almost as if propaganda has gone full circle and re-emerged as satire.

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ā€œJust because everyone else does it doesnā€™t mean you should.ā€ my mother said.

I have been saying things to my liberal friends that I have never said in the past. Not huge things but comments about Trump, or questions why a young girl can decide that she is a boy, or about climate change, or about the covid vaccine.

Because of this I am being seen as a nutter or as a conspiracy theorist and I received in a round about way e-mail from a friendā€™s brother explaining to me about misinformation. He had a number of things to say on of them including, ā€œwhole business of alternative news and such has been a real cottage industry,ā€ and, ā€œOne of my favourites (fact checkers) is https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/.ā€ In the end he wrote, ā€œAnyway, I find that if I am thinking that I am right and 99% of the world is wrong, that is usually a good time to stop and fact check a bit.ā€

I have been fact checking all along and I have learned how to do this effectually. To rely on a fact checker is a giving up of responsibility. And who is checking the fact checker. I may not be able to understand all the details of a medical theory but if I read enough of them I can get a good idea of the thrust of the theory. There are people who test the theory and discus them and I can see if they can explain theories in a way that I can understand. I never put my trust in any one, or any theory but with time and energy I can get a good idea of the theory at hand. And I always know that I might have got it wrong.

With covid it has become easier because the mainstream thought and so-called reason is so easy to see through. If 99% of the people I disagree with are pro-vaccinators then I know I am on the right track.

My mother was right. https://nikontim.substack.com/

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"In the end he wrote, ā€œAnyway, I find that if I am thinking that I am right and 99% of the world is wrong, that is usually a good time to stop and fact check a bit.ā€"

I hope you told him to go back to reddit. :)

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99% of the world thought Galileo was wrong when he said the earth wasnā€™t the center of the universe.

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True but he was actually quite intelligent, and didn't go and ask the Inquisition for a fact check.

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Yep, I just meant that even at 99% agreement, the public can still be wrong.

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Especially when that 99% didn't come to the conclusion themselves, they only listened to an 'expert', who likely has a huge bias.

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I should have, Redditt or Wikipedia.

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Definitely reddit, it has that slightly pompous but also treading on eggshells feel to it.

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As others have pointed out, truth and facts are not based on a popularity contest. But another thing is that your friend has obviously been misinformed if he thinks that 99% of people disagree with us. Depending on the specifics under discussion, the percentage disagreeing with us is nowhere near 99% and for some points, even the media's biased polls show that the majority agree with us.

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He had no specifics about any topics, my friends are just 'worried' about me and he was the elected explainer. It feels like 99% to me as I am coming out of a liberal bubble. These forums are very beneficial for me to see many people who will engage in crucial topics.

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Ah, a display of ā€œtoxic concernā€ā€¦yes, I got plenty of that when I woke up in about 2010 and realized itā€™s ALL a sh!tshow.

Though I quickly learned to (mostly) keep my mouth shut, those ā€œfriendsā€ have disappeared from my life, and Iā€™m glad theyā€™re gone.

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Thanks for that. Their concern doesn't go as far as having a conversation about any important issue. So their concern is weaker than their fear.

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I could think of so many good replies to that guy, starting with, "I always figure if the average idiots of the world all think one thing, and I think something else, I'm pretty sure I'm right."

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I didn't say much to him, I did not know where to start. He isn't a good friend so I felt it didn't warrant a discussion. His comments were so condescending.

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Exactly. I was always the kid who scored in the 99th percentile on my school aptitude tests. In other words, 99% of all the other kids scored lower than I did.

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Difficult to talk to those whose belief trumps any reason. Thanks.

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Factcheckers are also under the globalist paycheck.

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ā€œIf all your friends were jumping off the George Washington Bridgeā€¦ā€œ Is how my parents put it to me when I was growing up.

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We didn't have big bridges so it was 'jumping out of a tree', for me.

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For me, it was ā€œjumping off a cliff.ā€

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Yeah my parents were from the Bronx so the GWB reference made sense, although they lived within sight of the Throgs Neck Bridge but I guess that just wasnā€™t famous enough to get through to us rugrats.

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Mine used the Verrazano. šŸ˜†

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Location, location, location!

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Yup! When I was a little kid, we'd visit family on Staten Island and drive to where we could see its progress as it was being built. Giving away my age here. :)

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Mine talked alot about playing in traffic. It never seemed like a good idea!

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Circular emailing the 99% is also fine, and here is a blueprint:

"I have just received my copy of the latest Newspeak Dictionary, and there are some entries I should like to draw your attention to. Please let me know whether you think the definitions are correct."

depopulation = mass murder

vaccine = slow poison (in case of malfunction, fast)

vaccination = means of depopulation

Covid-19 = Operation Global Murder

up = down

left = right

right = wrong

far-right = normal

the left = bolsheviks

to reeducate = to lock up in a concentration camp

lockdown = house arrest

factchecker = liar

science = paid-for opinion of the moment

the science = shibboleth

global warming = fairy tales for adults, early edition

anthropogenic global warming = fairy tales for adults, late edition

climate change = weather over time

philanthropy = mass murder, with financial gains

philanthropist = for-profit mass murderer

Dr Fauci = Dr Death II

TPTB = Satanists rule OK

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I hope that was meant to be funny, because it is.

Philanthropy is my favourite.

Thanks.

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Mine said the same thing and usually followed it up with "and don't you ever dare take those drugs at school". Now people are lining up to have who knows what drugs (hydras?? - see Carrie Madej and Christiane Northrup) injected into their bodies.

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Where is there info about the hydras - I have been hearing vague things about this, but not enough factual info. I'm not disagreeing, I am just interested in learning.

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Here. Start with this. Plenty more on Stew Peters also.

https://rumble.com/vnzy9f-shocking-dr.-carrie-madej-releases-first-look-at-pfizer-vial-contents.html

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thanks very much.

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I can't really deal with this transhumanism hydra thing.

Can't talk about it to anyone injected either.

I can feel the puzzled expression on my face.

I assume it wasn't found in all the vile phials?

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Try looking up "aluminium-based lifeforms" and "Franc Zalewski".

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Thank you Castigator.

Don't know if it's true, surely makes me feel sick.

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I would recommend Clif High to you, namely his recent New Electrics Woo (Bitchute). Apart from general interest (5G, cellular electricity, etc.), down the line he brings out chemtrails as source of deadly contagion (at last!), and anti-parasite treatments. Very educational, and he is not doom and gloom.

As a side note, I was told that in Greece the population was sprayed with bromides at one point to keep the herd docile.

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Anything seems plausible lately.

But I am skeptical about everything on all sides.

My range of things that I am sure about is getting smaller.

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And so many of us are taking our mothers in for their 3rd or 4th booster.

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Not me. My mother dodged thalidomide and from then on she refused to have any of us kids injected with anything. Hasn't done me any harm .

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Your mother is smart!

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I am so glad my parents both passed (at age 92) before covid. My mother was a hypochondriac (for no reason, obviously!) and it would have been hell.

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My dad died three weeks into covid at 96. I am sure covid hastened his death as he was suddenly left alone and he wouldn't have understood why.

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My MIL had advanced dementia, and thanks to heaven, she was being cared for and living with her sister (the only person she still recognized) until her death in November 2020, NOT from COVID. Being isolated like that would have been devastating for her and heartbreaking for all of her family. It is sickening that so many of our frailest and dearest elderly were treated worse than our worst criminals.

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Yes and it was mostly so unnecessary. We treated them like they had no say in the matter. I know many would have continued seeing their family and take the risk of getting covid.

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That is heartbreaking.

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Thanks for the reply.

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You have a real skill in communication and explanation on top of being a deep thinking, mathematically and scientifically astute individual.

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This is appalling but also could be seen as a warning that the food they serve makes you seriously ill...Just saying!

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I seriously LOL on that one. EXACTLY!

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This has been so eye opening. I never understood Fascism, especially since it was supposed to be a right-wing phenomenon. Individualists would no more understand Fascism than they would understand a societal movement that involved each citizen beating themselves over the head with a hammer.

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That ā€œLeft/Rightā€ paradigm is The Bullsh!tā„¢ļø: fascism, totalitarianism, communism, dictatorship, technocracy, and even democracy are all the same thing: tyranny. Thereā€™s freedom on one side and tyranny on the other. Thatā€™s the nuts and bolts of it. Everything else is mere details.

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It's collectivism (left) vs individualism (right). You're clearly an ardent individualist, like me and most on these boards. Collectivists will always be among us. We need to find the best way to interact with them. They're not going away. They're our parents, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, etc. And they're much better at ganging up than we are.

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You hit it right on the noggin. A differing worldview was implemented in Western countries (a collectivist/technocratic worldview, like you said), and this country, sadly, (and maybe even the whole world) isnā€™t big enough for both of us.

We could live with them, but they will NOT live with us; I donā€™t see either side backing down any time soonā€¦and there are more of them. And they ARE freaking pushy, prone to violence, and entitled as hell. What a mess.

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I'll repeat what I say everywhere: vote with your wallet. Nothing else works. What phone do you have? Mine is a 2003 dumbphone (when 5G kills it I'll find something only marginally smarter). My bank is a regional cooperative. If you're here crying but you've got an iPhone and won't move your banking from the convenience of the major financial institutions--

I buy almost exclusively from our local thrift store. It ain't no tiny thing, neither. Took over the premises of a defunct furniture store so has massive warehouse space. I draw the line only at underwear and leggings/jeans because I'm hard to fit.

Not trying to be smugly self-righteous here. I'm grateful to have found this community. But we all gotta step up the game.

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Another magic word: Boycott.

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When memes come true, part 987655456756756756756:

https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/896/992/88e.jpg

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The meme of the pandemic, IMO.

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Consider the stupidity of so many people in a world where Krispy Kreme and McDonaldā€™s want us to take their health advice.

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Title says it all! I find those 5 words coming out of my mouth every day now.

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They want the toxic junk inside you, one way or the other.

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McDonalds ran the numbers, and turns out: anti-vaxxers donā€™t go to McDonalds.

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honestly, the very people that most need the vaccines are those that are regular customers at mcdonalds. we know they're not willing to do a thing to positively affect their own health. they want the one size fits all response because it's the only response they'll fit into.

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One size, super size šŸ¤£

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I still do, occasionally. I'm in my 60s and, despite eating junk food nearly every day, am in fairly good health. I credit that in part to always taking basic vitamins (lately added Vit. D) as well as eating several servings of preferably fresh fruits and vegetables daily. I can still have my cheeseburger and fries, but that's usually the big meal of the day. Also moderate exercise.

I still occasionally eat at McDonald's, but haven't ordered one of the "beef" products in many years and probably won't, unless starvation were the only other option.

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Next the "Vaxxy Meal" with a prick dispenser.

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I really liked McDonald's fries. As DJT said, "Everything woke turns to..."

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When has the country officially reached the plateau of Batshit Crazy?

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I have a feeling that this might not turn out to be a smart business decision.

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Fatten up on french fries and unhealthy fast food all you want. Make sure to take your jab though!

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If they gave a single shit about their customers' health they'd stop serving them McDonalds. How much does a "White House partnership" yield for a BlackRock I mean McDonalds these days?

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Do the fries come with a healthy sprinkling of nanoparticle salts?

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It's the leftover packaging from the aborted Heroin Campaign that got nixed at the last minute. Mickey D's, the day they killed the coffee spoons was the day they went with larger diameter straws.......

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And what ā€œawarenessā€ is McD spreading about the vaccines? Risk to young males? OAS? How they wear off even faster for the people who could benefit the most?

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Maybe it's an ad for Ronald McDonald charities (for the vax injured)

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The OG when it comes to changing definitions. Their definition of food doesnā€™t match mine.

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They are going to quietly and quickly back out of this when they see their income take a hit. Ironic and moronic.

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Considering drug overdose is leading COD in 18-45 year olds, that image is in very poor taste. Boo Ronald, never trust a clown.

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Why would any marketing person think it's a good idea to put a picture of a pathogen on a box of french fries?

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Vile when commies try to break down family. That's what welfare is about.... government will give $ if Dad is not in the home. Freemasons and commies behind it.

Wicked. You want Dad in the home, unless there is abuse

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Grotesque. Are they promoting shooting up? Heroin with your burger? Coke with that?

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Years of PR and marketing aimed at minimizing the role of McDonald's in poor cardiovascular health... wasted.

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It's times like these when I wish ANTIFA really *was* anti-fascist!

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Mickey D's has a pronounced misunderstanding of the quality of their French Fries. As in, they really can't win by preaching to me.

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My home made ones are much better. And I know what's in them. lol.

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We are in a post-fascist era. Many of the same elements of fascism, but it seems like everything is, in a strange way, inverted.

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Wow, McDonaldā€™s. Worse, perhaps, than Krispy Kreme giving free donuts to the vaccinated. Interviewing Barry Sears tomorrow, in part about why Americans were so susceptible to severe COVID.

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Not sure what's worse deep fried seed oils or the quaxx. Maybe they are synergistic too.

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Just who we should look to for health advice because public health is what drives fast food chains.

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I seriously thought that was a Babylon Bee story...

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Two poisons best avoided.

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Damn, not my Freedom Fries!

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Just wait til they start including a plastic syringe/needle in the happy meal for the kids.

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Everybody see the FDA promoting vaccines....and **CHOCOLATE PIZZA**? https://twitter.com/US_FDA/status/1471465303863349256

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Easy, spread the word mcDonalds persona non grata. Bye bye Mickeyā€™s d. You chose your side, we will choose ours.

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Looks to me like the packaging is saying 'Yum I contain mNRA genetic therapy'. As is they needed to make it MORE unappetizing. It is a very appropriate graphic on that level.

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Actually Today got it wrong. What the syringe represents is the heroin like addiction for those fries by a great many people. Better to die suicide by fry than suicide by jab. I mean, if ya godda suicide yourself. Both are poison IMO.

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It's ironic that this messaging is on french fries considering obesity significantly increases the risk of severe covid-19.

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I would boycott...but I don't go anyway. Maybe once a year as "food" on a road trip (but they DO have the best fries...will have to find another source!)

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If you knew the facts around the (un)healthy seed oils used for frying and all of the good research (silenced by big Food) linking seed oils and illness, you'd give up commercial french fries. Big Ag and Big Medicine would be very unhappy.

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Here's when I have french fries (maybe once a year if that- after a 70.3 or full Ironman. I am healthy...don't worry. Rode 30 on our mountain bikes today...I am 68!

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Sixty-three here. Awesome on the mountain bike - do weight training.

But the more I read about the insidiousness of seed oils, how long it takes to remove it from the body (especially cartilage) and how it is directly linked to mitochondria damage, fries in vegie oil went bye-bye.

Now potatoes cooked in lamb fat - hands down better than duck fat potatoes.

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I lift weights three times a week. 80 lb bench currently (3 reps at that max weight) Full body mixing free weights, machines and body weight/yoga along with 5000 yds of swimming and about 60 miles a week on the bike and 10 miles of hiking/walking. It's about 9-10 hours a week of maintenance winter workouts (off season). My mitochondria are very sensitive and strong at the same time. I used to work with preschoolers, most special needs. Lovely germs galore! (Was I ever sick? Hardly)

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These people are all Devils. Real simple.

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extending my boycott of mciky d's.....

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