> they were stupid, scared, and misguided if they were capable of doing better they would, so you should consider feeling pity for all of them.  > for all of them i refuse -- others managed to retain their humility and refused to bully others into a medical intervention.  > it's also power and people desperately want i am not going to applaud for or sympathize with people who willfully perpetuate a grift. > i didn't get the vax,  that's great.  > i'm the only one in my family who didn't. that's unfortunate.  > seeing how many elderly people actually recovered without the super-slop propaganda onslaught, it would have been regular flu seasons (which racked up hundreds of thousands of kills too, mind you). i vividly recall my gp arguinh in 2020 that the hysteria around the tvflu was obviousoy fabricated, because every year people died to the fou and no one cared -- yet a year later he was doling out the mystery goo (they've received up to 40 per shot, needless to say he has since retired). > people got hit with something no one ever saw coming or could even imagine anyone old enough to have lived through the swineflu larp would disagree. > and then acted on fear and pressure, just being an adult doesn't change how susceptible people are to things like that. my greatest issue with allof it: instead of rallying against the tvflu larp and asking questions (which would have sufficed to shut it down), people have individually lined up for it surrendered their agency and bodily autonomy, just to then, again, rally behind the propaganda. they've basically retconned the faux majority that media conjured up, by bending over backwards and assuming the roles of extra and enforcer. no matter what, unless people take responsibility for their decsisions, change cannot be worked. unless people acknowledge their petty reasons for lining up for the shots, they won't change.
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