Name:	MartiniMan -	Reply
Subject:	Maybe Canada is not totally lost
Date:	1/31/2022 2:22:16 PM

Have been watching things up north and have been dismayed over how docile Canadians have been in responding to govt overreach and fascism.  Seeing some signs of freedom up north with the truckers taking to the road to protest vax mandates.  Of particular note is the response of the man-child black face PM Justin Trudeau.  He called them "fringe elements" that held "unacceptable views".  If that doesn't sound like something the ChiComs would say then nothing does.  Who the he!! does he think he is calling someone else's perspective as unacceptable.  Support has been pretty good from Canadian citizens.  

I am telling you this is only going to end when the people rise up and say enough is enough.  Same here in the U.S.  Mass refusal to accede to fascism is the only way out of this mess.

Name:	wix -	Reply
Subject:	Sure glad you weren’t around….
Date:	1/31/2022 2:38:56 PM (updated 1/31/2022 2:55:44 PM)

When small pox, polio, typhoid, yellow fever, etc., etc., etc…preventative medicines and vaccines came out…..OR, WE’D ALL BE DEAD!!!

Name:	MartiniMan -	Reply
Subject:	You mean real vaccines?
Date:	1/31/2022 3:18:38 PM

Wix, sometimes it is better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.  I have had Covid and as the CDC recently stated in a peer reviewd study I have much better, longer lasting protection from the ChiCom virus than those that are quadruple vaxxed. And because I had the foresight and intelligence to use effective treatment protocols I had minor symptoms and only lost a few hours of work over the two weeks I had symptoms.  Of course I knew the risk going in and concluded that I was under age 65 and in very good health so my risk was very limited......and as usual I was 100% correct.

But as I have said repeatedly, and will repeat because you literally have the mental agility of a small soap dish, the faux vaccines do indeed provide protection against serious symptoms and may be appropriate for those over age 65 and with one or more comorbidities. That they do not protect against infection, something I have stated for a long, long time, is now a widely accepted scientific fact......so factual that the CDC had to change the definition of vaccine to make the experimental gene therapies fit.  That you lack the intellectual bandwidth to discern why some people may logically conclude that the risk of the vaccines outweighs the risk of infection is not a credit to you or those that think like you.  Bless your heart!

Name:	Lighthouse -	Reply
Subject:	You mean real vaccines?
Date:	1/31/2022 4:03:59 PM

YEA - Thanks MM

Name:	Talullahhound -	Reply
Subject:	Maybe Canada is not totally lost
Date:	1/31/2022 5:56:31 PM

I was in the grocery store yesterday and heard the butcher and another man talking about this.  Trucking is not the most pleasant job in the world - the hours are long, they spend time away from family, they are underpresssure to meet delivery deadlines, they deal with stinking road conditions.  Most of the time they spend in the cabs of their trucks.  So why impose mandatory restrictions on people who don't spend a lot of time in the company of others?  It is just amplifying the shortage of drivers and will create more supply chain shortages.  

You know I believe in vaccines and boosters and masks in certain situations, but it would seem to me that some common sense is required.  Craziness.  Trudeau takes after his crazy mother.

Name:	MartiniMan -	Reply
Subject:	You mean real vaccines?
Date:	1/31/2022 8:13:52 PM

Wix is such a complete tool that he equates logical, science based, rational thought with being against all vaccines. He is literally so stupid that he cannot understand the difference between traditional vaccines, which I support wholeheartedly, and experimental gene therapies that do not work as advertised and have substantially higher rates of adverse reactions than any approved vaccine in the history of this country. For him it's all or nothing.  If you don't accept these gene therapies created in record time with limited study of long term effects then apparently you oppose all vaccines.  You just can't make up that level of stupid.  It is so intellectually vacuous that I have a hard time believing he keeps saying the same thing over and over.  No one can possibly be that dense. He must be a bot. A real human being cannot possibly be that obtuse. 

Name:	MartiniMan -	Reply
Subject:	Common sense is not all that common
Date:	2/1/2022 10:08:41 AM

This is the problem of relying on so-called "experts" to tell us what to think and do.  First of all, masses of people making their own decisions based on their own circumstances will always have an overall better outcome (Adam Smith's invisible hand idea).  Second, for every "expert" there is always a bevy of other "experts" that will disagree.  So who to believe?  Finally and sadly, what happens is the "experts" with power will try to use force to get their views implemented and to marginalize, demonize and silence the "experts" that disagree with them...it always ends in fascism.   Requiring truckers to be vaxxed makes zero sense and will only exacerbate the supply chain issues.  And more people chasing fewer goods causes.....wait for it....inflation.  And boy oh boy do we have inflation.  I paid $18 for two small mahi mahi filets at Kroger.  And my wife hasn't been able to find the turkey bacon she likes for weeks.  It's a mess.....all created by the "experts" making decisions for the rest of us.

Name:	lucky67 -	Reply
Subject:	Common sense is not all that common
Date:	2/1/2022 12:11:18 PM

Winn Dixie Alex City is a disaster--went in Sunday with my list--got about 40%; meanwhile Piggly Wiggly Eclectic, I can usually get 100% of my list

Name:	Talullahhound -	Reply
Subject:	Common sense is not all that common
Date:	2/1/2022 6:03:24 PM

the Winn Dixie in Alex City is the poorest excuse for a grocery store.  Renfroes is worse.  Winn Dixie has always been bad, even before the supply chain shorages and COVID.  It's why I make the trek to the Publix in Auburn.  

Name:	MartiniMan -	Reply
Subject:	It's working in Quebec
Date:	2/2/2022 9:31:24 AM

So the province of Quebec had previously announced a new tax on the unvaxxed.  It seems that they are walking that back all of the sudden.  I'm telling you folks, the only way to avoid this kind of tyranny is for the masses to say enough is enough.  While politicians crave power, prestige and wealth they also know they get none of the above if they are thrown out of office.  If enough people refuse to comply with fascist dictates from power-mad politicians and threaten their ability to remain in power at the ballot box they will back down.  It's all about risk and reward for them....if they perceive no risk to their lavish rewards they will do whatever the heck they want to us.  But if they see that all slipping away they will slink back into the septic tank from which they slithered from. 

DO NOT COMPLY with stupid, useless and harmful dictates from the ruling class......only then will we see a return to normalcy.  Remember, in reality they are craven cowards that will do and say anything to remain in power.  That is our leverage with these fascists.