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I think people are starting to see the long term consequences now; but the problem has been building for decades. You don't get every university across every o
by yarg 2y ago
I think people are starting to see the long term consequences now; but the problem has been building for decades.
You don't get every university across every ostensible democracy banning free speech yet permitting physical violence against 'the far right' over night.
You need to subvert and replace the establishment piece by piece.
What we're seeing now is what happens when that sort of incompetence starts to impact manufacturing, engineering, production and the training the people in the field.
So the whole damned thing is turned on its head;
Here's an example: during Covid, the only people who were not purged from the medical establishment were those who adhered to the narrative. That's disturbing - the so called health care system intentionally purged of any person critical enough to question that narrative.
And even now that health care system retains the same personal and repeats that same line.
(If you really wanna know what the actual numbers look like the only people with numbers that can be trusted are funeral homes and insurance providers.)
But right now (in the middle of a health care crisis) some of the most competent doctors, nurses, etc remain unable to work because of mandates for them to undergo an invasive experimental procedure (from some of the least trustworthy companies in the world).
(That is to say, any bloody doctor I'd be even remotely inclined to trust with my wellbeing.)
Competency purged; 100 flowers pruned.
I could go on and on, but I shouldn't, so I won't.
Adios.