teknoman2

There were several lawsuits against the government here in regards to the vaccinations and one has been already won. The one that has been won is about the vaccination procedures being at best inadequate and at worst criminally negligent as all vaccination centers require (by law) to be staffed by 8 doctors of 8 different specializations and all their equipment should be readily available as well as at least 1 nurse per doctor. Most vaccination centers had 1 general practitioner and some had no doctor at all present. One that is currently ongoing is that the vaccines themselves are illegal as there is ample evidence of readily available medication that could suppress the disease without the need for vaccines and, according to the law, if there is medication available already you cannot give emergency approval to experimental medication for widespread use by the public. Given a recently published study from a university in USA (in Minnesota if i remember right), this will probably be won too as the study suggests that 3 cheap and readily available medications: levofloxacin, ivermectin and metformin are highly effective at treating patients with covid and the 2 first were well documented early in the pandemic while the 3rd was found to be effective (even more than the other 2) more recently. The lawsuit claims that medication that contained the 2 first substances was pulled off the market and production of it was halted as soon as vaccine research was announced and that there was a deliberate media campaign to discredit them as covid treatments. As for Metformin i can say that i saw its effects first hand. Metformin is used for medication that treats diabetes and my 90 year old diabetic grandma uses it. While unvaccinated, she had the least symptoms of all the family when we got it.

even the same city. i saw a video where the reporter was asking questions in an all white neighborhood of New York about the need for id in elections and most of them said its wrong to ask for id because they believed that black people don't have it, they don't know how to get one and don't have access to the internet or know how to use it... like black americans lived in some other, 3rd world country and not in the same city

human survival is based on the hallucinogenic effects of a drug our brains produce: copium. it provides us with ample delusions of "life has meaning" and prevents us from seeing the reality of our situation. depressed people are either immune to the effects of copium or the production of it in their brain has stopped.

like that thing where if you go somewhere carrying a ladder they let you in, no questions asked.

I've yet to see a politician that actually cares about people's problems and comes up with solutions after they got the votes. They all make a big show about how they can and will fix what's wrong and as soon as they get voted into office they come up with a million excuses why they can't do anything.

as 4chaners would put it >implying the democrats give half a F about student loans (or any other social issue for that matter) other than use it as vote bait.

I'm pro abortion. Its what's best for the child.

The point is not if it can or not hurt the heart or other organs, its how it both can and can't at the same time depending on the desired media narrative.

What i mean is that the media (at least here in Greece) are making a big deal about the spread of this dangerous infectious disease, they say no factual thing about it (like symptoms, how it spreads, how its treated and so on) and at the same time nobody seems to be taking any measures for it. This is the problem with sensationalist journalism. On the other hand, the "experts" they have on tv are giving conflicting reports. On one hand they say "long covid" to describe problems that may appear on other organs after someone got it, on the other when asked about other viruses and if their altered behavior is related to covid's effects on the body they reply with "no, covid is strictly a respiratory disease and doesn't affect other parts of the body". Both these statements can't be true at the same time.

One thing i noticed, now that the monkeypox is making the rounds, is that nobody seems to have learned anything from covid about how to deal with the spread.