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by ipspam 5y ago
Which is to say that Covid didn't cut life expectancy. That is equivalent to 1/36th of a year per man/woman/child. (330,000,000 people) Or about 10 days, which is not statistically relevant.
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by ipspam 5y ago
They are pretty much just making this all up now. There is very little relevance to the effectiveness when measured in double digit days. It's all fudged to say you are protected a month or two after your last shot.
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by ipspam 5y ago
So interesting. They basically admit that Ivermectin might be effective, has low toxicity, is cheap, BUT, the science community has spent 18 months pushing vaccines and refuse to seriously look into Ivermectin. This is serious, serious malf
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by ipspam 5y ago
I'm not sure this study is allowed to be published. The authors should be cancelled right away. Their climate change hesitancy is on full display.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Very cool! Have read the books twice. This has to be an abridged version based on the time. Will be a good primer before the movie.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Does calibre not get you most of the way there?
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by ipspam 5y ago
So bumble says upfront EXACTLY how they are different (woman message men first), and now they are being sued for discrimination? Clownish.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Very cool. I added it to my homescreen. Might even register later :p
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by ipspam 5y ago
"Opponents of Senate Bill 1 said its provisions will disproportionately restrict voting access for marginalized voters -- particularly people of color and those with disabilities." Is anyone buying this? It seems one parties strat
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by ipspam 5y ago
This is, of course, bullshit. Multiple tricks are used to further the narrative in this. First: the CDC decided NOT to track breakthrough cases. For obvious reasons. That leaves us with less than ideal data. In this case, the data comes fro
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by ipspam 5y ago
It's pretty clear that the NSA is in a tough spot. They collected his communications, as they do with everyone. Then, there are multiple options for how this played out. The common straw man argument put forth is that he was communicat
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by ipspam 5y ago
These Covid empowered losers are out of their lane again. The progress that comes from using carbon based energy is a major benefit to the vast majority of the world's poor. Not sure where they get off with issuing these things.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Tell that to everyone involved in Covid
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Lazy? Or noble lie?
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by ipspam 5y ago
I don't see a problem. They seem more like trolls and people with mental health issues like conspiratorial thinking on a spectrum that ends in schitzo. Don't get me wrong, I think it's reprehensible. I just don't take th
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by ipspam 5y ago
I thought this line in regards to the percentage of posts flagged increasing was interesting: "While this data alone does not tell us that COVID denial content on the platform is increasing, it is certainly an indicator." What I r
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by ipspam 5y ago
I thought this post by a former mod of another forum that went through this was interesting. https://patriots.win/p/12kFPq7oFY/recap-on-how-rnonewnormal-...
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by ipspam 5y ago
Gab is actually useful. It only take on or two banned persons to make it worth joining Gab. I post about meat, get spammed bible verses (some better than others), and follow Milo and vox day. GAB is a sleeper community, only missing an App.
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by ipspam 5y ago
I commend you on your small but heroic action
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by ipspam 5y ago
It will. Yet, any country has the right to discriminate in any way against someone wishing to enter the country. It's once those people are let in, and given citizenship or PR that they enjoy protections against discrimination. This wo
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by ipspam 5y ago
Why are these called floodgates? Are they designed to do something?
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by ipspam 5y ago
I think it's a good example though. There is 200 years of medical history to guide us, and anyone trying to use that knowledge before it can be reconfirmed is promptly ejected from the discussion. Knowledge and correctness are time dep
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by ipspam 5y ago
Can someone break down this paragraph for me? My reading comprehension is good, but I'm worried I may be reading into this too much: "The vaccine is still believed to help prevent severe illness in those who do become infected, th
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by ipspam 5y ago
Sometimes I am trollish, and I certainly have my opinions about Covid, and our lack of understanding and foresight about the future effectiveness of things in the Covid war. That is why I watch Israel closely. They seem to be on the forefro
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by ipspam 5y ago
So it's political? And Covid is just another excuse to shit all over freedom lovers and destroy any bastion of liberty left alive. Now it makes sense that people feel heroic by taking the burden of disease upon themselves to protect th
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by ipspam 5y ago
Irrelevant. The process is the punishment.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Intent to harm? Hard to prove. And not yet known. Would you also extend this malicious prosecution to those who advocate for those with prior infections to get vaccines? That certainly is intent to harm if there is no provable benefit, and
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by ipspam 5y ago
Easy solution. Stop upward mobility. Stop immigration. Keep people from earning coins. No money = very little carbon activity. Lots of money = lots of carbon activity.
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by ipspam 5y ago
Humans won't be the victim of climate change. Animals will be. Humans are capable of taking care of ourselves at the expense of everything else. Astroid impacts have the potential to wipe out life as we know it. Two totally different t
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by ipspam 5y ago
"Any political settlement that the Afghans pursue to avert bloodshed must include having women at the table." Or what? Just go ahead and bloodshed? As well intentioned and needed as this statement is, I don't think she gets t

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