Desperately trying to normalise this as an issue that always existed as if the majority recognised the link of this to the vaccines then forget trouble, someone's going to attack doctors.
msn news thing I just spotted - "What caused the death of the Queen?"
On one slide, it says she had an impeccable medical history, the last incident being a back injury a year ago, and a "bad cold" in 2017, but two or three slides later, it tries to link her death to wuflu, saying "covid had weakened her".
Do you remember her getting the wuflu? I don't. EDIT - OK, "mild" case in Feb. But still. At 96, the sniffles can floor you. It still looks like wuflu fear prop.
(And no, I don't suspect foul play. It was obvious she was declining since at least when Philip died, and then they said she'd never be going back to Buckingham. But I do stll have the feeling that this is a kind of mile-marker, and shit is going to really start coming down now. I didn't think it'd be this soon, was hoping she'd get to see her 75th.)
Yes, but society will be more likely to care about the issue in any capacity if it perceives it as a problem that affects women.
I know you understand this phenomenon and I've told you before that you need to adapt to the reality of it and make use of it instead of moaning about it.
Desperately trying to normalise this as an issue that always existed as if the majority recognised the link of this to the vaccines then forget trouble, someone's going to attack doctors.
I'm not going to shed any tears for those who perpetrated this getting their just rewards.
They need the rope. We live in a world where fed posting is a moral imperative.
They were blaming it on climate change already. Freaking clown world.
msn news thing I just spotted - "What caused the death of the Queen?"
On one slide, it says she had an impeccable medical history, the last incident being a back injury a year ago, and a "bad cold" in 2017, but two or three slides later, it tries to link her death to wuflu, saying "covid had weakened her".
Do you remember her getting the wuflu? I don't. EDIT - OK, "mild" case in Feb. But still. At 96, the sniffles can floor you. It still looks like wuflu fear prop.
(And no, I don't suspect foul play. It was obvious she was declining since at least when Philip died, and then they said she'd never be going back to Buckingham. But I do stll have the feeling that this is a kind of mile-marker, and shit is going to really start coming down now. I didn't think it'd be this soon, was hoping she'd get to see her 75th.)
she gave up after her husband died. happens all the time.
You of all people should know that that chose a girl because girls elicit more sympathy. Nobody cares when boys suffer.
Yes, but society will be more likely to care about the issue in any capacity if it perceives it as a problem that affects women.
I know you understand this phenomenon and I've told you before that you need to adapt to the reality of it and make use of it instead of moaning about it.