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C Rabbit's avatar

(stem and berries still on the bush) OMG!!! LOL!!! So funny.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I did a double take then laughed out loud! 😂

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Jacquie's avatar

Same here! 😂

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Bugs's avatar

Franks and beans! Franks and beans!

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Florida Grown's avatar

😂

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Julie's avatar

I would bet those stems and berries are "Mediocre"

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Oona Pilot's avatar

Bare-ly there?

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

I absolutely loved her writing and that specific line!! Hilarious!! She and Jeff should take up a project together!!! Oh my!!!! I am so excited high profile women are finally speaking out!!

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Steve's avatar

C-Rabbit, you beat me to it…LOL.

“Austin Killips is a man (stem and berries still on the bush) who pretends to be a woman.”

OMG — hilarious / Brilliant description…spit some coffee when I read that one…LOVED it!! 😂

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Lisa Ca's avatar

I love that one and its tasteful rather than too vulgar.

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John Bugni's avatar

Stem and berries still on the bush. You all beat me to it. Laughed multiple times at that. Such a word smith.

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Julia C's avatar

No, in the UK they call it your meat and two veg. 🤣

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Beans and franks.

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Faith's avatar

Yes, that was a good one!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Jeff, your age is showing. 😆

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Laura Kasner's avatar

Can’t help but wonder if anyone in Texas or Florida will look at the work Naomi Wolf and the DailyyClout has already done.

They can even go to their website and look at all 69 reports on the fraud that was committed.

https://dailyclout.io/

The most recent Report: BOMBSHELL – Pfizer and FDA Knew in Early 2021 That Pfizer mRNA COVID “Vaccine” Caused Dire Fetal and Infant Risks, Including Death. They Began an Aggressive Campaign to Vaccinate Pregnant Women Anyway.

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Alice P. Liddell's avatar

I do not know what it will take for something to change, for charges to be filed, for people to be held accountable. It seems each day there is a new study, a new report, a new finding, a new something and yet nothing happens. The Ron Johnson hearings, the Pfizer document revelations, the Ed Dowd reports of excess deaths....and yet the beat still goes on. I feel discouraged.....and no, I'm not gonna give up

I guess, to quote Elvis Presley, I want to see "A little less conversation, a little more action, please."

And it needs to happen before they release the Kracken.

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john's avatar

That’s the spirit, “no, I'm not gonna give up”, but think “we the people” are mostly to blame for the lack of action, since most have yet to realize that:

* mRNA jabs were designed to injure, maim, and kill.

* It is the public’s duty to spread such truths far and wide, so as to build massive public opinion pressure on the litigators.

Suggest watching, and getting fluent with, the Yeadon video ref’d in reply below, and then getting everyone you know to do the same, and then pass it on. The inaction we complain about would end in a heartbeat, if enough moms were aware of these crimes.

To confirm that public opinion pressure can make a difference, watch 1:05:12-1:09:50 of https://banned.video/watch?id=64405470faba4278d462a791.

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Mary H.'s avatar

This isn’t a conspiracy theory … it’s the truth. We ALL need to watch this and share NOW.

Please go to preventgenocide2030.org and e-mail your leaders to withdraw from the WHO. Our power is in numbers … we need to get LOUD!

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john's avatar

Well-said, and many thanks for adding that link!

Everyone, please do what she says...

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Elaine Elias's avatar

Just watched banned presentation! Mind boggling. Scared to death now. Covid vaccine was not the beginning, but very close.

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john's avatar

Thank you -- yet another step toward educating enough of the public (especially moms) for “we the people” to stop this insanity.

Please help spread the word, along with the need to avoid fear. I like the way one of my heroes -- Katherine Watt of Bailiwick News -- put this a while back, “Once you know that you are under attack, a lot of the fear starts to go away.”

“Mind boggling”, yes, but my guess is that you’ve already gotten over most of the fear, having now realized what we all must do to protect our children 😊

===== Other Info That May Be Of Interest

Below is irrefutable evidence, based on Nobel-Prize-winning discoveries that have been in med-school textbooks for decades, showing that all mRNA jabs are unsafe (see Refs #1, #2 below). And in the case of covid jabs, evidence that they were designed to injure, maim, and kill (see Ref #3 below). Please share!

Refs:

1# = https://rumble.com/v21ppz6-all-mrna-vaccines-will-cause-harm-prof.-dr.-bhakdi.html (see first 13-mins, Dr Bhakdi basics at Jr-High level)

#2 = 00:45-29:00 of https://rumble.com/v1p3855-friday-roundtable-worrying-developments-with-michael-palmer-m.d.-sucharit-b.html (see first 18-mins, Dr Bhakdi credentials plus basics at Jr-High level)

#3 = 11:00-19:16 of https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/o/3/7/w/o37wi.caa.mp4?u=8msc5&b=0 (see timeline below, Dr Yeadon basics at Jr-High level, plus why harm intentional)

___11:00 drug design

___11:30 3 clues jabs designed to injure/maim/kill

___12:08 #1 = toxicity of antigen

___13:03 #2 = protection for payload

___15:00 #3 = why all mRNA jabs are harmful

___16:06 tptb are moving all jabs to mRNA = disaster for humanity

___17:10 what we must do to survive

___18:10 closing

Overview:

The mRNA in jabs, cause cells they infect to make foreign, non-self-proteins, which finger these mRNA-infected cells for violent death by “complement” (killer system #2). (so, all mRNA shots are unsafe)

* Blood vessels damaged first, causing blood clots and leaks (enable organ damage)

* Sudden death, and most other mRNA injuries, are explained by mechanisms in above Refs

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I’ve been waiting more than 50 years. The last time something was done, it was done to Richard Nixon, who did nothing wrong, but his party abandoned him. At the time Some Republicans were saying, ‘Oh, the Democrats better be careful. They’re setting precedents that can be used against them.’ That was a load of crap.

I actually still hear that being said today. They think we’re all dumb as dirt.

Those in the Big Club are protected and prospered just as long as they do as they’re told. Demonrats and Repukes.

But their day will come. The waiting is hard.

“They who wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. They will mount up on wings as eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not faint.” ISAIAH 40:31.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I rolled my eyes at the ones saying the precedent is being set…just wait…the democraps are in for it…..blah blah blah. You stated it well. And as Jeff said, unless we get some DA’s and Attny Generals with giant stems with giant berries on the bush….and big giant ones….nothing will happen.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

And of course, President Trump is relentlessly attacked and has been since he declared in 2015. He stands because God upholds him. No human strength could endure what is being done to him.

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Daithi's avatar

Maybe, instead of the "beat" should it be "and yet, the beast still goes on" ?

The beast of Revelation 13 is alive and well.

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Laura Kasner's avatar

Amen David

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John Bugni's avatar

Check out JulieDonuts @juliestark on Twittet and see what she has to say. Greatly encouraged me. Let me know what you think. Not for the faint of heart.

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John Bugni's avatar

Sorry. Misspelled it

Julie Donuts. @JulieSnark

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john's avatar

Am not dissing “the work Naomi Wolf and the DailyyClout has already done”, it seems very useful, but think the AGs also need to include Yeadon’s solid evidence that the mRNA jabs were designed to injure, maim, and kill. See 11:00-19:16 of https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/o/3/7/w/o37wi.caa.mp4?u=8msc5&b=0.

Expect most who watch this 8 mins of Yeadon will realize that virtually all pundits commenting on mRNA are controlled opposition to some degree, simply because they fear addressing these fundamental mRNA flaws, given that big pharma is counting on mRNA to be its next multi-trillion-dollar cash cow.

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

I wonder why Yeadon never gets invited to testify. Are they worried he might drop some inconvenient truths? And why is it that some, like Robert Malone, are EVERYWHERE, and he's trusted even though he has so many ties to the DoD and other organizations behind the plandemic? Not to mention Malone is suing the Breggins!

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john's avatar

No inside info here. But my take is that virtually all attys, going after these criminals, are afraid to use the fundamental flaws in mRNA -- revealed by Bhakdi and Yeadon, based on Nobel-Prize-winning discoveries captured in med-school textbooks for decades -- without massive public opinion support, as it is simply too dangerous.

About the only path to closure in my view, is for people like you and me to spread these truths via our person-to-person networks, until many, many more become aware of these basic flaws in mRNA. Because as Yeadon points out, this topic is too hot for MSM and most honest substack hosts (who I still trust) to handle.

Sadly "we the people" mostly have only various degrees of controlled opposition to listen to, with Malone appearing to be very much controlled with an assigned task of trying to scare truth-tellers, like the Breggins, into silence.

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I never got on the Malone train. It never sat right with me that he invented the MRNA technology and got the shot. Then came out against it. 🤨 I could be wrong but I really didn’t listen too much to him.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

He suffered a heart injury from the jab... He did exactly what many other intelligent doctors did...he followed the directions from the government backed medical tyranny system and, he paid for it with his health! Sadly, probably 80% of physicians pushed the poison...instead of demanding the studies, the proof that it was what they were being told... Now we realize what too many of them did, they "bought the company line..." No integrity, no questions, no insight, no common sense, nothing. They forced it on themselves and their families, friends, co-workers and patients. They had no idea what those jabs were...

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

Ummm... he isn't a jab victim. He is part of the psyop. He works with and for the MIC and the intelligence community. He himself has spoken of all his CIA connections. And he's making a lot of money playing both sides. A lot of money.

It's kind of like saying Elon Musk is the hero of free speech because of Twitter, until you find out all the projects he's involved in and how much money and power he will get if his "everything app" rolls out. Data is the new oil. He'll be more powerful than the Rockefellers.

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

Good instincts. At least he red-pilled a lot of people. Even if it was due to the "revelation of the method" karma thingy elites like to use.

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JSR's avatar

Because Malone “knows”... he is the problem

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Legallady4's avatar

the best evidence is what Pfizer withheld and has been revealed by Naomi’s aggressive team. I would bet Ken Paxton has all (or most) of what he needs to nail Pfizer & Moderna.

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john's avatar

To properly protect our children, AG Paxton must also prevail in keeping mRNA from being used in future jabs, of any kind, like the criminals -- "Pfizer & Moderna" and others -- are rapidly heading to worldwide. Think you will agree if you watch Yeadon video = 11:00-19:16 of https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/o/3/7/w/o37wi.caa.mp4?u=8msc5&b=0 .

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Susan's avatar

Thanks for the link! Truth

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john's avatar

You are welcome, and as Yeadon says, it will take getting truth out to each person's network to win. So, thanks for assisting with this.

===== Other Info That May Be Of Interest (also includes link above)

Below is irrefutable evidence, based on Nobel-Prize-winning discoveries that have been in med-school textbooks for decades, showing that all mRNA jabs are unsafe (see Refs #1, #2 below). And in the case of covid jabs, evidence that they were designed to injure, maim, and kill (see Ref #3 below).

With this, easy-to-understand info, most moms will be able to protect their kids by successfully pushing back on mRNA-jab-pushing MDs with solid medical arguments that, if ignored, could set MD up for a malpractice suit. Please share!

Refs:

1# = https://rumble.com/v21ppz6-all-mrna-vaccines-will-cause-harm-prof.-dr.-bhakdi.html (see first 13-mins, Dr Bhakdi basics at Jr-High level)

#2 = 00:45-29:00 of https://rumble.com/v1p3855-friday-roundtable-worrying-developments-with-michael-palmer-m.d.-sucharit-b.html (see first 18-mins, Dr Bhakdi credentials plus basics at Jr-High level)

#3 = 11:00-19:16 of https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/o/3/7/w/o37wi.caa.mp4?u=8msc5&b=0 (see timeline below, Dr Yeadon basics at Jr-High level, plus why harm intentional)

___11:00 drug design

___11:30 3 clues jabs designed to injure/maim/kill

___12:08 #1 = toxicity of antigen

___13:03 #2 = protection for payload

___15:00 #3 = why all mRNA jabs are harmful

___16:06 tptb are moving all jabs to mRNA = disaster for humanity

___17:10 what we must do to survive

___18:10 closing

Overview:

The mRNA in jabs, cause cells they infect to make foreign, non-self-proteins, which finger these mRNA-infected cells for violent death by “complement” (killer system #2). (so, all mRNA shots are unsafe)

* Blood vessels damaged first, causing blood clots and leaks (enable organ damage)

* Sudden death, and most other mRNA injuries, are explained by mechanisms in above Refs

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NB's avatar

Agreed, saw that the other day, it needs to shared everywhere!!!!

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Freebird's avatar

Thank you Laura. I’m a Texas resident and I’m going to email our great AG Ken Paxton to thank him for taking a stand. While I’m at it I will send him this link!

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Laura Kasner's avatar

Freebird - wonderful! I'm in the process of emailing and also USPS mailing a letter to my state AG. We need a campaign to do this in EVERY state in our nation. Will it help? Who knows, but I will not give up trying!

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john's avatar

Please also include this link, which provides solid evidence that mRNA jabs were designed to injure, maim, and kill = See 11:00-19:16 of https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/o/3/7/w/o37wi.caa.mp4?u=8msc5&b=0.

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Annette's avatar

I totally believe this man and I always have.

The thing is we all know somebody, family friends coworkers we all know somebody who has fallen for the lies and has believed.

And received the poison not just one or two but a five, six times and then for us who has seen right through the lies we are the ones who have to stand by and watch our loved ones die one by one absolutely heartbreaking.💔

The people I know who have received have become so brainwashed it's downright scary.

And I have heard from the beginning that people who do receive this poison may not have any adverse reactions right away but within three to five years there will be massive deaths throughout the world and we are at that point now. And how horrific for the parents to believe that all vaccines are good they absolutely are not they are all poison.

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john's avatar

You are so right about the brainwashed part of this, and the rest as well. Please help spread the word, along with the need to avoid fear. I like the way one of my heroes -- Katherine Watt of Bailiwick News -- put this a while back, “Once you know that you are under attack, a lot of the fear starts to go away.”

===== Other Info That May Be Of Interest (also includes link above)

Below is irrefutable evidence, based on Nobel-Prize-winning discoveries that have been in med-school textbooks for decades, showing that all mRNA jabs are unsafe (see Refs #1, #2 below). And in the case of covid jabs, evidence that they were designed to injure, maim, and kill (see Ref #3 below).

With this, easy-to-understand info, most moms will be able to protect their kids by successfully pushing back on mRNA-jab-pushing MDs with solid medical arguments that, if ignored, could set MD up for a malpractice suit. Please share!

Refs:

1# = https://rumble.com/v21ppz6-all-mrna-vaccines-will-cause-harm-prof.-dr.-bhakdi.html (see first 13-mins, Dr Bhakdi basics at Jr-High level)

#2 = 00:45-29:00 of https://rumble.com/v1p3855-friday-roundtable-worrying-developments-with-michael-palmer-m.d.-sucharit-b.html (see first 18-mins, Dr Bhakdi credentials plus basics at Jr-High level)

#3 = 11:00-19:16 of https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/o/3/7/w/o37wi.caa.mp4?u=8msc5&b=0 (see timeline below, Dr Yeadon basics at Jr-High level, plus why harm intentional)

___11:00 drug design

___11:30 3 clues jabs designed to injure/maim/kill

___12:08 #1 = toxicity of antigen

___13:03 #2 = protection for payload

___15:00 #3 = why all mRNA jabs are harmful

___16:06 tptb are moving all jabs to mRNA = disaster for humanity

___17:10 what we must do to survive

___18:10 closing

Overview:

The mRNA in jabs, cause cells they infect to make foreign, non-self-proteins, which finger these mRNA-infected cells for violent death by “complement” (killer system #2). (so, all mRNA shots are unsafe)

* Blood vessels damaged first, causing blood clots and leaks (enable organ damage)

* Sudden death, and most other mRNA injuries, are explained by mechanisms in above Refs

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Annette's avatar

Look up the book Turtles all the way down vaccine science and myth. So full of information every parent who's thinking of bringing a child into this world should be reading this book and it should be in every pediatrician's office.

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john's avatar

Thanks much for the reco, you just pushed it way up on my reading list, as have had "Turtles..." for a while, but has not been high on list.

Here's another book on this topic that is well-ref'd (but clearly not as deep as "Turtles...." must be) = "Vaccines -- Are they really safe and effective?" by Neil Miller.

Learned about above book from this interview with Leslie Manookian https://rumble.com/v2fiyd8-a-conversation-with-leslie-manookian.html (her bio, 01:27-14:27, will inspire most)

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DAM on the beach's avatar

Laura, I second your thoughts! Dr. Naomi R Wolf, Teamed with 3500 volunteers from all professions, doctors, lawyers, statisticians, epidemiologists, virologist, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, Technology experts, every day folks, all got together in conjunction with The WarRoom with Stephen K. Bannon.

I purchased two Kindle versions of the book plus two hardcopy versions to support their excellent work. They have done so much heavy lifting and it’s so well documented. It is very useful for anyone looking for background on the Pfizer trials and the FDA process for the emergency use authorization (EUA).

I am so grateful to people who share of their time and expertise as volunteers as these 3500 WarRoom/DailyClout volunteers have done. It is an excellent work and great for any legal proceedings.

It is available on Dailyclout.io And also on Amazon Under “Pfizer documents”

It has sold so many copies they are in their fourth printing.

If I were wealthy I would buy thousands of these and drop them off at various hospitals, medical facilities, politicians offices.

RFK Jr’s “the real Anthony Fauci” and the “WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer documents” are mind blowing.

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Laura Kasner's avatar

DAM - well said! Another great book is CAUSE UNKNOWN by Edward Dowd. Have you seen the interview that Tucker did with him in February?

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J Boss's avatar

I suspect Paxton will either use this as his launch into Tx Gov seat and possibly national politics... or he'll find nothing as a trade for that launch (sell out). He's not a dumb guy, and his team seems very intelligent. I have zero doubt they don't know of the evidence available already pre-packaged.

His statement on what he's focusing on concerns me. The GoF work was not done by the big 3 companies. It was mostly done by UNC/Chapel Hill's Ralph Baric via NIH. Won't find anything barking up that tree if you look at a tree without the dog barking at it.

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Leslie's avatar

Regarding Pfizer and GoF work, do you remember the last thing James O'Keefe did with Project Veritas? The guy admitted that Pfizer "enhanced" viruses so they could test out their vaccines. The response from Pfizer that came back pretty much admitted that this is going on. So I think they have enough evidence to proceed.

You are right though about Baric's work being the main GoF research. There are currently lawsuits in that area as well, I believe connected with Pam Popper's people.

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Nancy Tait's avatar

Thank you so much for this link, Laura! I was not aware of this website. Great, exciting work! ❣

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Laura Kasner's avatar

You are most welcome Nancy. I support the work that Naomi and her team is doing by purchasing copies of their book containing the reports. It will be an important book for history.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

🎯🙌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

Make sure that your character is free from the love of money, being content with what you have; for He Himself has said, “I will never desert you, nor will I ever forsake you,” so that we confidently say,

“The Lord is my helper, I will not be afraid. What will man do to me?”

— Hebrews 13:5-6 NASB1995

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daiva's avatar

💬 Can we—should we?—return to the place where men feel valued, appreciated, and respected for taking up the duty to protect women? Or have we evolved beyond that now?

😉

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Tonya McKinney's avatar

I raised my boys to respect and protect women as did all my friends. It’s the southern way. Chivalry is alive and well in Texas.

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Rosie Cotton's avatar

Yep Tonya! Me and all my friends too! Yee-haw Texas sister!

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daiva's avatar

💖❣ Bcuz the regular run-of-the-mill vanilla-flavour garden-variety heart feels woefully not enough 😊

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Kim's avatar

We absolutely should return men to their protector and provider status. I am old enough to remember our culture before the feminist movement when women were treated with RESPECT (it had nothing to do with whether a woman had the ability) by opening doors, given corsages for Valentines Day, Mothers Day, and any other special occasion, saving women and children first (the true Titanic story), etc. I bought the feminist propaganda (think, I Am Woman, can't remember who sang it) for a brief time in my late high school and early college days. I am grateful God brought light from the Bible to transform my thinking to truth. I do not ever regret that when God's still small voice asked me to dress like a lady even though making excuses like Moses, I obeyed! I have 3 daughters who are all feminine and act like ladies and 3 sons who are very masculine and are protectors. My middle son has intervened to help women who are strangers out of bad situations. Any gentlemen who will open the door for me, I quickly thank and praise! How desperately our society needs real men who understand their role as God ordained it. God sees men and women as equal, but we were created very differently with unique characteristics which is why mediocre men will always dominate women's sports if allowed to participate.

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Nita's avatar

That was well said. I also bought into the feminist dogma for a while and now regret the disrespect with which we treated men. How many children’s lives have been impoverished because men and boys have been told they are unnecessary? And how many men who are in prison today would not be there if they had had good male role models? Women need to reaffirm the value of men in our lives.

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Freebird's avatar

Very well said Kim. It’s my belief that more harm than good came from the feminist movement. And the lies from it bore fruit and have been perpetuated for generations now. God designed men and women to compliment each other with differing gifts - not to compete against one another. What a sin-sick world we live in.

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DAM on the beach's avatar

Helen Reddy sang that song.

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daiva's avatar

'Nother packet is due 😊: 💖❣

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Jaci's avatar

The one good thing from the feminists is a woman can be engineers, doctors, etc. But, many women dress like ladies of the night and have never looked at their butts in the mirror while wearing yoga pants. Falling out of top wear and skin tight anything is just not feminine. There is a difference. How can we command respect by disrespecting our temples? And don't get me started on tattoos...

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Kim's avatar

I agree totally!

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

Strong women who are also wise know what a blessing a strong, protective man is. Weak women spew their sour grapes venom because they don't have one or were taught they don't need one.

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daiva's avatar

🗨 God is always trying to give good things to us, but our hands are too full to receive them. ~~Augustine of Hippo, City of God

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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JSR's avatar

🙌

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Julie Ann B's avatar

As a lifelong female 😉, I appreciate men who are polite and respectful to women. I just had a situation at the SLC airport; I was with my 2 young grandsons, who were each carrying their own carryon and backpack and I was struggling with a large bag, a heavy carryon bag, 2 car seats and a hat. As we made our way to the exit doors, I kept telling the boys to slow down as I was falling behind them with my heavy load. I was afraid we would get separated and then out of the blue, a young man, probably in his mid 20’s came up and said “let me help you”. He grabbed the car seats and followed me to the curb where we were going to be picked up. I have no idea who he was but his mama raised him well!!! With all the people in a busy airport for a young guy of all people, to offer his assistance was very heartwarming and much appreciated. So, to young and old men, and all people, if you see someone struggling and you’re able, please ask if they need help!

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Susan Stephens's avatar

There’s hope then....

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LS Woodruff's avatar

Amen! And boy did I need that today aft4er dealing with a belligerent, bully, chauvinistic contractor who lacks integrity and finding out that my husband's cancer has progressed. So sad, but know that my Lord is not deserting me, forsaking me and IS my helper.

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DAM on the beach's avatar

Blessings to you and your husband.

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Cynthia Ford's avatar

So sorry to hear that. My friend's son-in-law got a terrible cancer (pre vax times) and her daughter had already had a stroke, and we went all over the internet finding churches of all denominations who would accept prayer requests and asked that they pray for him.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Our prayer warriors would love to add their names. Let me know.

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

So sorry for all of that and thankful the Lord reminded you of His presence with you.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

"covid accountability is a popular political position" .... gosh I hope so! But with 70% of the sheeple having taken at least one Jab, the unjabbed are a small minority. However at lot of those who took a shot regret it now, so maybe we're close to the 50% anti-Jab level.

I'm ready for perps in cuffs for these medical tyrants.

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Susan In Kansas's avatar

Even though 70% took the jab- we need to wonder how many maybe took just the first 1 or 2 and not all the subsequent boosters. I also like to think that at least most children didn’t get it and these kids get older and become adults all the time. There is hope for the future generation.

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Daithi's avatar

And yet, we keep hearing about "sudden death" or "died after a short illness" among the younger age group - as recently as this morning I read in Belfast Live (N.Ireland news) about the sudden death of a 13 y/o junior soccer player following a match at the weekend. I know - causation does not equal correlation, but how many of these have we been hearing about in the last year as compared with (say) 2018 - 2019??

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OnTheJump's avatar

.....and no one is asking "why?"

The silence is deafening.

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AngelaK's avatar

When I think of how convinced and proud everyone I knew was to have gotten them back in the beginning....as if it was the end of smallpox.

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RunningLogic's avatar

With all the Facebook profile pics and proclamations of “Team Pfizer” or “Team Moderna” 🙄🤮

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OnTheJump's avatar

Bunch of dumb schmucks.

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Rebecca's avatar

As the kids today would say "sooo cringe."

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STH's avatar

I know many who took just one and never went back for a second or they took the J&J. I believe only 15% are getting boosters. So some progress.

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Susan Stephens's avatar

https://www.virex.health/index.php?

route=product/product&product_id=53

You posted ⬆️ to a comment I’d made.

In the “mentions” (whatever it’s called here)I saw it.

Can’t locate original comment of mine nor your response in the comments following Jeff’s C&C.

I wish Substack would “fix” this & take one to the place the exchange took place.

Most of the time tapping the comment notice. takes one back to beginning of comments.

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Julie Ann B's avatar

Ready AND waiting!

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Jenn's avatar

I needed that video at the end!! Thank you, sir, for never letting us C&Cers down. (Okay, I meant that pun!) 🥳😂

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Hold on I need to adjust your seat belt........... LOL

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Best video of the day! I was laughing through all of it. 😂 😂

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Jenn's avatar

Same. Same. I kept wondering how many folks cuss at him from the ground level! Haha.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Or passed out before hitting the ground! I think we could all blame him for most of the cardiac deaths!

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JW's avatar

You could add it to the suddenly and unexpectedly list.

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Peter GL's avatar

or soiled their pants by the time they realized he was kidding

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Jenn's avatar

😂😂

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Sunnydaze's avatar

I’d say they got their moneys worth on that one! Haha

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Kitkat's avatar

That ride operator has his own You Tube channel. If you want to watch even more thrilling adventures from Pigeon Forge, TN. https://www.youtube.com/@Richardgroff82

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Jenn's avatar

That's awesome! Thanks for posting it!

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RI Daisy's avatar

I believe we all know some folks who need to check the "medulla oblongata."

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Julie's avatar

The last words...shoulder straps....!!

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Jenn's avatar

😂😂

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Celayne Jones's avatar

The video made me feel sick simply because I would never, ever get on a ride like that.

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Jaci's avatar

When Ronald Reagan signed no fault divorce law, women lost protection. When the cabal realized half the population was not being taxed, women were compromised. Slowly, but surely, everyone has lost! Ever wonder why the need for two incomes was almost immediate after no fault divorce?

As for the sports...common sense has escaped the agenda that has been waging war. We have had war raged on our air, food, health, well being, peace and the list goes on...time for us to get control of this madness by the government.

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Jen's avatar

Agree with this...but this is how socialists always feel...they want everyone working to feed the fat cat government. I was reading about how the soviets after ww2 on their side of Germany they were coming in and taking kids out of homes insisting they go to school and learn things the right way, start worshipping the gov't, and they also made all the moms work - said it was their duty to their country. Look, I am all for having a career that you enjoy (and I do!), but I do not in any way shape or form want a government that thinks I owe that to them and thinks my kids belong to them. I work to support my family, not the government.

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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daiva's avatar

Consistent clever light-hearted mocking looks like a good start --> pbs.twimg.com/media/FvLwCFHWwAERESm?format=jpg 🤣

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Willing Spirit's avatar

I know the cold hard facts about ‘no fault divorce’.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

It was the brain child of serial adulterers.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I agree, the family started to deteriorate in the 60’s. Case in point, my husband’s father left four little kids and mom. The oldest was 7. By the time the oldest was 11 the father had completely disappeared. She had to raise those kids on her own. She had to become a feminist, I really don’t think you can completely blame feminism for all these kooky trans men. Men still need to share in the blame. They were equally culpable in breaking up the family. Maybe more so.

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JSR's avatar

These kooky trans men are weapons... they despise women, and I believe are being ushered in to destroy strong women that are doing their best to stand up. It came upon us like a storm, all over the globe at the same time... just like Covid

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T Kosse's avatar

Could you explain your comment more fully? I’m not sure I follow your argument--especially the first paragraph. Thanks.

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Jaci's avatar

Are you asking me?

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Jaci's avatar

What is there to explain...no fault signed into law 1979.

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T Kosse's avatar

Yes Jaci. Thanks.

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Neil Kellen's avatar

I wonder if it has ever dawned on the female athletes with big megaphones (Megan Rapinoe for one) who support transgender men in women's sports that they would be sitting on the sidelines had this movement happened, say, 25 years ago. They never would have gotten anywhere close to where they are now.

But, as is typical of any elite group, they subscribe to the philosophy of "I've got mine, so who cares about you."

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SB's avatar

I call that philosophy "As long as it doesn't happen to me!"

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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Trudy's avatar

Hi Running Logic, this is the person who wrote on yesterday comments about the 72 yr old woman from Manhattan’s….. I apparently did not have my second cup of coffee when I read what Jeff really wrote! 😜 I never looked at the last name! LOL! I guess I was also “lamebrain” yesterday morning! 🤦🏼‍♀️ Thank you for pointing that out to me and have a great day!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh no worries, it’s totally plausible for someone to be that deranged about the shots, so I get why you glossed over the name! 😁 Thanks to you as well for the kind words and have a great day too!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

NIMBY

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Why don’t women just rise up and refuse to play with men? Women might forfeit a few competitions, but I don’t think it would take long for organizers and men-pretending-to be-women to get the picture.

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Martha's avatar

If you are in Vermont, refusing to play, i.e. forfeiting, will get you banned!

Girls basketball team banned from competing after forfeiting to team with trans player

https://nypost.com/2023/03/14/mid-vermont-christian-school-banned-after-forfeiting-to-team-with-trans-player/

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RunningLogic's avatar

Wow 😳😡 And yet, if they all did this, the trans people couldn’t play either. Maybe that’s what it will take, risking a ban for the principle of women’s sports being for women only.

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M VARR's avatar

It's called a strike.

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Martha's avatar

"if they all did this"

That's what it would take, but it would never happen here in Vermont...

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well then they can say goodbye to women’s sports if they aren’t willing to fight for them I guess 🤷‍♀️

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CMCM's avatar

Excactly! They must give up some things to get something good. They can forfeit, they can be banned, but if the trans players are ALWAYS playing or competing all alone, at some point things will have to change.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Getting banned is a price to pay; better than being replaced by trans-freaks.

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mimi's avatar

There was a women's cycling race somewhere in Europe last year (I think in the UK) which a man entered. The women refused to race and the man was kicked out.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Also my guess is all those young ladies vote solid Democrat.

So they get what they voted for.

Woke policies, etc.

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CMCM's avatar

I bet you're right. They are getting what they vote for. Too dense to realize it, though. It's sickening what a certain group of women are doing to all women.

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Kim's avatar

This is exactly what needs to happen. Predators go after easy prey. Past time to stop acting like that easy prey.

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CaplT's avatar

Then women would be voluntarily be in the same position as pre Title IX. Not taken seriously, no state or fed money funding their sports. Second class locker rooms, no room on the schedule for the use of the gyms, decades old uniforms reused every year...

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

Well, that’s just your opinion, thank goodness. And a truly negative opinion that is.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

MORE TikTok nurses. Haven't seen this one. Even better production values! Hundreds of med technicians in some of these. Seemed to have a lot of time to practice despite being overrun with covid victims.

I guess $38,000 for each of us they vent to death really puts a pep in their step.

https://twitter.com/goddeketal/status/1653092633080651790

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Remember when captive city folks would go out on their balconies at night cheer these “heroes” as they returned from a long day of venting and killing people? The medical profession is filled with self-serving hypocrites.

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Jeff C's avatar

It's not just the medical industry, during the first year of covid a local Post Office near me put up a giant banner saying "heroes work here!". LOL, they really are full of themselves. They finally took it down hopefully with some shame.

Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall. (Prov 16:18)

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Sherry's avatar

I always sneered at those signs. They even had to tell us who our heroes were.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

You're not a hero to do a job you signed up for and are paid a salary.

A hero jumps in at great risk to help another as an act of kindness.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

They were risking getting a bad cold. Be fair!

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Copernicus's avatar

Exactly. I was disgusted. Let folks figure out who the heroes are and celebrate them instead of declaring them heroes before they've even done anything heroic.

Physicians are supposed to care compassionately and competently for patients EVEN AT RISK TO THEMSELVES. But, I guess that is my God-given Jude-Christian ethic and worldview showing. And unfortunately that worldview is not the dominant one anymore, even amongst many who call themselves Christians. The Christians who went into the slums and like places to care for the poor and the sick in 1800s London certainly weren't looking for hero-dom. Nor was Jesus when he healed the lepers, or the outcast demon possessed man.

Genuine heroes show up and do their work without cries about how scary it is, and how horrible it is that they have to decontaminate themselves before re-entering their homes, and so on. And they most certainly never ask for the hero designation.

Remember how the Lone Ranger and Tonto always mysteriously and silently walked away before they could be properly thanked by those they had helped?

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

And USPS employees were exempt from vax mandate....

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Based Florida Man's avatar

It was their hush money payment to manage the Vote By Mail scam.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Oh oh oh! Of course. Cui bono. How many times in just 2023 has Cicero's question been quoted?

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M VARR's avatar

They knew the truth about Biden's ballots

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CMCM's avatar

It always amazed me that so few people questioned the exemptions.

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Cathleen Manny's avatar

My daughter, surgical RN in a hospital, went from being applauded as a ‘hero’ upon entering work each morning, to being abused and harassed for not getting jabbed. She finally got a religious exemption, after a very long and stressful ordeal. Screw them all.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

KFC, McD, etc has 'heros work here' signs at front.

And staff had 'essential workers' t-shirts.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

I found it all offensive. PsyOp to create self worth issues in the “non essential” class

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Brenda Bergsma's avatar

Everyone's work was essential to them and their family.

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Celayne Jones's avatar

I’m retired so didn’t “have” to go anywhere. But I resented the government making risk assessments, and enforcing them, for me. People still have the right to engage in risky behavior that doesn’t affect anyone else, no?

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Brenda Bergsma's avatar

I agree! I dispised the "stay safe" salute that became popular during this time....if our parents and grandparents would have made "staying safe" their first priority they would not have crossed oceans and continents and started new ventures!

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Jo's avatar

@Brenda

THIS!

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

The documentary The Killing Nurses of the Third Reich really opened my eyes.

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Julie's avatar

Self glorification of the medical profession during those days made me so angry. As a nurse I was there to do my job and serve patients who were too sick to take care of themselves. These videos and the attitude that hospitals tried to portray were a shame.. I mean if they had time to dance away in the halls they weren't busy enough. one word 'disgusting'

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Celayne Jones's avatar

You are one of the good ones.

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Kelly's avatar

Oh no....NOW the nurses claim it wasnt THEM, but actors/dancers PRETENDING to be nurses doing those videos.

I had to go to the ER for fluids (twice) when I had covid. The 2nd time, the doctor tried intimidating me for not getting the vaxx, but the nurse was as great as he could be under those circumstances. HE was still professional and got me what was needed to get me outta there. I didnt see him dancing. :)

And on a side note, I'm still amazed they didnt try to hospitalize me either time. If i had been vaxxed, they would have; and they would have killed me. But since I wasnt, I wasnt "allowed" their remdisivir protocol. I dont know how that makes sense, tho. Why wouldnt they try to kill off the naysayers such as me?

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Willing Spirit's avatar

It has to be confusing; trying to remember which lie they’re trying to justify at the moment.

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PamelaZelie's avatar

Oh no, they tried to ‘remdesivir’ everyone; they didn’t care if you were vaxxed or not.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Obviously a great ie large stage production without the warning note "these are paid actors".

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Celayne Jones's avatar

Just like the early videos of people dropping in the streets of Wuhan, although I bet those poor folks were unpaid

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CaplT's avatar

Unless people recognize the dancers in the hospital videos, I’d say these were paid dancers. The kind you get en masse at Macy’s thanksgiving parade or Super Bowl halftime.

Remember, hollywood and entertainment was exempted from lockdowns from the get-go in CA.

It would have taken weeks if not months to train non dancers to be perfectly in synch. Almost all are young. Not one is obese. How many people at any hospital are the same height and weight and wear the same color lab coats or even have a lab coat?

How does a hospital close an entire wing or floor from patients if it has been overrun with COVID patients.

How much were the hospital, dancers and choreographers paid. For how long and how strict is their NDA.

Psyops upon psyops. Don’t believe what you see. The ruse worked to get people to cheer med workers, some of whom were in fact inundated (eg NY), to give smiles so people would stay in lockdown, to get people to take jabs, to get people to cheer the unvaxxed getting axxed.

Now to vilify the frontline workers who are finally exiting their restrictions on the job.

China did this too, to promote jabs so US could see the videos. Clearly dancers not nurses.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Great points, I also wondered about them being fake and staged because I know a lot of health care workers and no one ever posted or talked about participating in these. So it seemed suspicious just on that basis. But your points about the choreography and the appearance of the participants makes it even more so.

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NAB's avatar

Anyone who participated in these sham videos should hang their head in shame.

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Christina's avatar

With reference to the section on trans women in sport and the changing attitudes with respect to men's role in society. I feel it is a bit short sighted to assume that it was the feminist movement that has removed men from the role of protector. Many men have done that themselves by lying ,cheating, beating, ignoring and downright victimizing the women in their lives. There comes a point in some women's lives where they realize that they have to learn to protect themselves to survive. That attitude is then passed down to the next generation of women. Many men have abdicated their "role" as protector.

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Jen's avatar

I think when I look at history and how some women were really in terrible abusive situations that they were almost powerless to get themselves and their kids out of...before courts evened the playing field with alimony, before women had their own careers to rely on, etc....that really was a tough time and we don't want to go back to that. So maybe feminism started out of there being a need for it, but then somewhere along the line went totally off the rails? They talk a lot about toxic masculinity, and while you could certainly say that some men back in that time exhibited those qualities, I feel like that term is thrown around today like crazy and any regular kind man can have it thrown at him for offering to pickup a dinner check. So while I am grateful that feminism has provided us with opportunities and abilities to take care of ourselves, we probably need to acknowledge that now it's gone way too far and it's time to dial it back now before we obliterate men altogether. That's not good for anybody.

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M VARR's avatar

Women just switched their "oppressor" from a single man(husband) to

Uncle Sugar(Sam).

They have lost much in "oppressor" transfer.

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Jen's avatar

I think you're right about that. Husband issues seem infinitely easier to deal with over the uncle sam issues we're dealing with today.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

There are always hard cases. Hard cases make bad laws, they used to say.

Those hard cases are magnified x500,000 and the megaphones are relentless until the tender hearts are sobbing and demanding laws.

Like when they were pushing to legalize abortion, you would have thought every back alley in the country had at least one poor woman dying or dead from a botched abortion.

Far more women die from abortions today, but who cares?

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Kim's avatar

True, and not just for abusive situations. Reality is that there won't always be a man there to protect a woman. Being able to protect ourselves is a good thing, as is letting him be the protector when he is there.

To illustrate my point, I work from home, he doesn't. Me being able to protect myself while he's at work gives us both piece of mind.

And a world without men would be boring.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes, well said.

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Christina's avatar

100% agree

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Jon Swenson's avatar

Feminists don't help.

The feminist propaganda for the past 50 + years is "Who needs a man?"

Men responded.

One response was finding foreign women who still appreciate men. Of course the feminist response was to attack those women.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

And look at female voting patterns. Self defeating:

-More immigration by populations that out produce them.

-Anti gun, even tho a gun makes it an equal fight from a large man.

-Woke agenda, etc.

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AusYank's avatar

I cover this self-defeating tendency in my own blog, The Silence of the Maáms: https://resistanceactionaustralia.substack.com/p/the-silence-of-the-maams

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Celayne Jones's avatar

But they care so deeply for the sad plight of others. Big Eye Roll.

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Oliver Closov's avatar

Thank you.

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RunningLogic's avatar

They give those of us who don’t think or vote that way a bad name 😡

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Being an older woman and watching this transpire i want to say that we are victims of indoctrination from government schools where feminists gain control at the college teaching level. And perhaps I'm more indoctrinated then I know, no doubt, but I actually think this is another example of a small minority of loud and obnoxious ppl getting all the attention so that any in the group appear to be in cahoots. One's offense shouldn't be attributed to the whole. Thank you.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

“A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle.” Their slogans were beyond idiotic.

Phyllis Schlafly stopped their total takeover back in the 70s. Elsewise, we would have been plunged into their abyss decades ago.

One woman and God.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

All these ‘movements’ are cut from the same cloth. One fades into another. All demonic with the same goal of enslavement. They have been very patient, but now they think they sense the end and are getting a little excited.

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Jean Mac's avatar

If they read the end of the book, they wouldn’t be nearly so excited . . .

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CMCM's avatar

I've observed the feminist movement since I began college in 1970. The whole movement was never about rights for women. I equate their motivation to that of BLM: Feeling important, self aggrandizement, power, money. Where are the feminists now? Where is Gloria Steinham? Lying hypocrites, all of them. I say this as a woman who never needed them or what they pretended to offer, they have been a continual embarrassment for 50+ years.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes, where were they when Clinton abused so many women? And Harvey Weinstein?? Total silence on those 🙄

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Remember the t-shirts that read: "A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle"? I think feminists kicked off this entire mess, and I don't recall any movement from men saying they didn't need women. Of course there have always been men who lie, cheat, beat and victimize women. Those men used to be put in jail. Today those same men are organized and pretending to BE women, pretending to be the thing they hate and getting away with it and the law allows it.

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Willing Spirit's avatar

Too many men were thrilled about feminism. They could have sex without commitments. Wouldn’t have to support any unfortunate consequences, beyond half the price of the abortion. No fault divorce-off the hook easy peasy.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yup. In some ways it made women worse off.

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RunningLogic's avatar

To be fair, they weren’t always put in jail especially if they were the victim's spouse. Some thought it was the man’s right. And even those who didn’t often refused to take action against him because it was the couple’s private business 😕 Or if a woman was sexually harassed or raped, she was given the third degree to claim that it was “her fault” because she somehow provoked or tempted him too much by her actions or the way she dressed 🙄 Yes now it’s too often the opposite way but we need to be somewhere in the middle not back to the way it used to be, imo.

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

A lot of that depended on what state the crime occurred in and even depended on which county. Of course, prior to laws that prosecuted men for crimes against their family members, many states observed the castle doctrine and refused to intervene. But the countervailing force to much of that behavior was religious values regarding how men behaved toward their wives. It's a complicated history, as all history is. Of course, there's probably never been a time when "they weren't always put in jail." Look at O.J. Simpson and probably dozens or hundreds of others both then and now. That strikes me as true where every crime is concerned. The law isn't perfect, but it's better than nothing. What should be stronger than law is a culture's customs and prohibitions against certain kinds of behavior. At some point we have forgotten what those are; what else could explain thousands of teenagers rioting in downtown Chicago?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Oh yes I agree overall, just want to avoid too much of a rose colored glasses view of the past (which I am not saying yours necessarily is, just wanted to provide a counterpoint).

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

You're right; we shouldn't put on rose colored glasses for any reason! LOL

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Neil Kellen's avatar

Far, far more men HAVE NOT. We should not forget that.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

And I have been married to one such for 51 years-minus-one-month today.

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

19 years for me. I have a career AND someone to protect me. I'm fine with it.

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Kelly's avatar

And the easiest way to find those men: watch to see if they open the car door for their lady.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Married (as noted above) 51 years June 3: my husband expects to open car door (and other doors) on my entering and exiting--and teases me that fairies must be around if for some reason I get out earlier. He is distressed that his sons-in-law don't at least open the door on wife's entry.

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Kim's avatar

Mine does. The jealous looks I get from other women, especially the younger ones, are amusing.

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Kelly's avatar

I never pay attention to anybody watching. I always thank my man with a thank you kiss, so my eyes are on him. :)

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Kelly's avatar

P.s...he claims to hate the kisses, and calls me a dork everytime. :)

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Kim's avatar

Mine gets a thank you kiss as well 🙂. Noticing the looks I get is a by product of paying attention to what’s going on around us.

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Christina's avatar

I never take the stance on anything to assume that any behaviour or thought is generalized to an entire population.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

What percentage of men act so?

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CaplT's avatar

It’s not a lost virtue if it is done by dads and dates, and taught to the next generation of boys and girls. Girls should expect to be treated as if they matter to a man. It’s not about capability, but care.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

CaplT, when I was about 8, my father taught me that I should always walk on the inside (away from street) when walking with a man. Some ten years later, I judged young men according to this (well, that was just one of my 'young man tests'). Yes, it is 'about care'. Men are physically stronger than women. I love and appreciate having been 'cared for' by my father (RIP) and my husband. And from my side, cooking meals for my husband and washing his clothes are two ways in which I can show care for him.

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Matt's avatar

The whole point of this "trans" movement is a demonic agenda to rape our minds into acceptance of evil. Just like gay marriage (just as insane). When a nation is hostile to God, this is what we get: Insanity. Romans 1

Slaves of sin (and proud of it), who are false witnesses proclaiming that the Bible doesn't address the evil of slavery.

For those of you in Rio Linda: The whole point of the Bible-God's Word, is to lay out God's story and His response to rescue us from the slavery of sin, and the satanic domain of darkness.

When they find themselves worshiping a false messiah (who is arrogant and speaking the same blasphemies), in order to buy and sell, they will have achieved their perfect little world. But where will they turn when they figure out they were deceived? Certainly not the slave-driving god of the bible!

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Jkelly's avatar

Rio Linda 🙂

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

James Lindsay (New Discourses) did a 4 hour lecture on the Queer Gnostic Cult. It's worth a listen.

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Edward Flynn's avatar

What about consumer protection laws? The vaccines are not sourced from the Pharma company. They are produced by DOD contractors with no QA ... the EUA does not divulge this. It is called “affirmative misrepresentation.” NOT what has been represented to the public. Triple damages!

The consumer is, for example, a mandated person who has been asked to buy his job by taking on horrific risks, known but hidden from view.

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Ro Dann's avatar

Are you sure that’s not another psyop?

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Eli's avatar

Yep. Absolute risk reduction of catching C was under 1% in the clinical trials, there for all to read before the V was even rolled out. No one bothered to read it, and the gov't and media used the relative risk number of 95% (failing to mention that the placebo was over 94% effective in the trials). I read it all when the CDC GRADE of the trials was published, and was amazing watching the charade play out. Chose the 94.286% effective placebo of course (and chose to identify as vaccinated.) Even my epidemiologist niece, to whom I sent the clinical trial data with the request, "please check my math, it's been a while since my doctoral statistics classes, but I think the effectiveness is under 1%" to which she answered "Yes, that's correct." She then went out and got shot up and even shot up her 9 year old son. Insanity.

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OnTheJump's avatar

AND the IFR was, and is, infinitesimal........ sickening.

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Edward Flynn's avatar

Isn’t it easier to check XY vs XX with a cheek swab than to have the guy ... or creature ... pull its pants down? It’s an easy test. Definitive. No cross over.

If the guy still got his Jolly Roger (stem and berries?) he ain’t a woman. And the old XY/XX test is so easy it can be done at registration for the competition.

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Eli's avatar

I wonder how many of these guys would still want to compete if one of the requirements was to have their "stem and berries" cut off? I'm sure there would be considerable attrition.

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CaplT's avatar

Like that.

But the muscle mass is still bigger and more powerful.

On the other side-women are interchangeable with men in everything-

A Hollywood psyop - all the NCIS tv shows show a size 2 actress always successful taking down a 6’2” 225 pound pro terrorist male. In reality she would be tossed across the room in a second few seconds. Conditioning minds through entertainment.

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Edward Flynn's avatar

The movies and cartoons are just a tiny bit misleading. Junior high school days. I have vivid recall of fights in the bike rack (chain link enclosure where bikes were locked in during the school day). Some insult suffered at lunch was resolved. These were 13 or 14 year olds. Idiots maybe, but one bare knuckle contact with the mouth of the opponent and it was OVER and a bloody mess. Not sure how many of these I saw.

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Barbls's avatar

"So what do you think? Are some trans men actually predators who simply want access to women’s spaces? If so, what should be done about that?"

ALL men claiming the right to access women's spaces are trespassers at the very least. Women must stop participating in any women's sporting event that has a man on the roster or going to any female spa that gives men access. Any men who expose themselves in women's bathrooms and locker rooms need to feel real pain and real terror. I like some of the videos from South America showing p*ssed off women ganging up on and beating such men and dragging them out of the girls' rooms. When the law protects predators and not their prey, then the tables need to be turned by the prey. If boys are being raised to believe girls can protect themselves, then girls - particularly physically fit and strong athletes - should demonstrate it to be so.

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Jack Bergeron's avatar

Biological males who pretend to be female and subsequently expose themselves in women’s bathrooms and locker rooms need their stem removed along with the berries. Maybe a couple of physically fit girls with pruners (like a machete) could help out the pretender right there in the bathroom/locker room.

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Paul Ashley's avatar

I hope the TX and FL AGs are in touch with Naomi Wolf's team that combed through thousands of pages of Pfizer COVID documents.

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