I laugh

I begged for the unsanity of VaxthatsnotaVax to stop, along with other aspects of the unsane.

Various apps on my phone are showing higher concentrations of Ads pushing Jab with pleas of ‘do it for Grandma’ or the like.

I’m seeing reports of Vaxcenters closing because of lack of flesh to Jab, not lack of the Jab itself: a complete reversal from 4 months ago.

And when you see numbers showing those with adverse reactions, including death, are a higher ratio of those that recieved the Jab, vs those that happened to acquire the bug normally,,,

Its not a vax. Vaccines do not carry warnings that you can still catch the bug they defend against, or that you can still spread the bug that you should be defended against; the PROPER medical term is PROPHYLACTIC!!!

Now if we can just get back to normal with faces and smiles. Not masks and eyes laden with fear or anger.

I’m making a bet that when the economy starts to really shit itself, and crimes start to go up even more, that whole mask mandate is going to go into full reversal. “What did he look like ma’am?” “Dark hair, kinda tall, and a blue mask.”

Think about it. I thought that was the strangest thing this time last year, that suddenly a person walking into a store with a mask on was totally accepted, without question, when just months prior would have been the trigger for someone to call the popo.

My biggest issue is masking the kids, and training them that someone without a mask is a bad person. That is just insane. The least likely group to have issues with the bug is being brainwashed for life that mask=good/nomask=bad person.

People are not thinking. And of course, time and again, it shows thats the norm. (And no small part why I retreated from larger society,,,)

Gotta get to work, more later

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While I now seldom get the time, nor opportunity, I find time spent dogs or horses does wonders. A clear dark sky, alone or close to it also is quite a good tonic.

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