So I was pretty baffled by the 'Comirnaty' name that the jab is rebranding itself under after the powers that be intimidated the FDA into knuckling under. I started googling around, and I finally find this article, featuring a general pharma-industry spin doctor sucking off a pfizer spin doctor:
"“The name is coined from Covid-19 immunity, and then embeds the mRNA in the middle, which is the platform technology, and as a whole the name is meant to evoke the word community,” Scott Piergrossi, Brand Institute president of operations and communications, said. "
Which is very cute and all, But I can't help but think...
It's a word that literally breaks up 'community' by jamming 'mRNA' into it.
A little on the nose, perhaps?
Just a thought I decided to share, I suppose.
How ironic: it doesn't provide immunity and divides communities.
Hence why it's only appropriate that those two things are broken by the inclusion of mRNA.
I think it's a meme in the /pol/-flavored parts of 4 and 8-chan that the evil bastards who are behind everything take a sick pleasure in telling the public exactly what they're doing. Being blatantly, cartoonishly evil, and obvious about it... And reveling in how the willingly blind will only think them even more saintly for it.
the saddest words of tongue or pen, indeed...
It's also a frequent Alex Jones talking point. Most of the stuff he says that sounds too crazy to be true is basically just him reading their books, articles, and press releases.
Being blatant about it both allows them to gloat and flaunt their power over people, while simultaneously showing that no one is stopping them. It is a demoralization tactic
leftie words always mean the opposite.