That physiognomy is quite literally, a poop-eating grin.
Monkeypox / Smallpox epidemic
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Did he get this from "the general touch of a friend" too?
I have learned my lesson, and do not click through homosexual profiles on Twitter. I came across hardcore sodomy... Babethepigboy cleansed me of curiosity.
This guy who is too dumb to blot out his name is running for office. As a Democrat of course.
Noah Arbit for State Representative
I’m ready to fight for my home – for West Bloomfield and Commerce – in the state legislature
noahformi.com
This fellows Monkey pox (whatever that is) looks like Herpes.
I wonder if there is some inside joke with the powers that be, linking monkey pox, and the aids epidemic in the 80's that was rumoured to come from monkeys. Monkey business indeed.
Caduceus
Ostrich
Yes, I remember that from the 80s...telling everyone AIDS (which in the early 80s was still called GRIDS as it only affected faggots) came from monkeys. Meaning the whole thing started with bestiality.
No, actually it was a polio vaccine experiment being cultured in monkey kidney cells.
Caduceus
Ostrich
Was it later injected directly into humans ? Or was bestiality still required ?
It was given to humans. Either IV or by respiration, I forget.
This Rolling Stone article (they did real journalism log ago) made me an antivaxxer when it was published in 1992. Here is the text; this article caused a huge uproar and would have been "fact checked" in today's world.
Shockingly, an old WaPo article came up when I searched for the Rolling Stone article. Back when WaPo was a real newspaper.
This popped up on my search too, from 1997;
The African polio vaccine-acquired immune deficiency syndrome connection - PubMed
Seroepidemiological, clinical and molecular findings suggest that the acquired immune deficiency syndrome virus human immunodeficiency virus-1 was introduced into the human species at the time (late 1950s) and in the geographic area (Zaire) in which millions of Africans were vaccinated with...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Of course we know from fact checkers that VAIDS is a conspiracy theory.
Caduceus
Ostrich
It was given to humans. Either IV or by respiration, I forget.
This Rolling Stone article (they did real journalism log ago) made me an antivaxxer when it was published in 1992. Here is the text; this article caused a huge uproar and would have been "fact checked" in today's world.
Shockingly, an old WaPo article came up when I searched for the Rolling Stone article. Back when WaPo was a real newspaper.
This popped up on my search too, from 1997;
The African polio vaccine-acquired immune deficiency syndrome connection - PubMed
Seroepidemiological, clinical and molecular findings suggest that the acquired immune deficiency syndrome virus human immunodeficiency virus-1 was introduced into the human species at the time (late 1950s) and in the geographic area (Zaire) in which millions of Africans were vaccinated with...
Of course we know from fact checkers that VAIDS is a conspiracy theory.
Fascinating stuff.
That old Washington Post article from 1992 mentions Anthony Fauci being involved.
These are the parts I found most interesting
Fauci has been up to his neck in questionable or abominable vaccine projects for decades. RFK Jr. wrote a book on this, which condemns Fauci in the harshest terms, basically saying he has the blood of millions on his hands from his role in the AIDS epidemic. RFK has previously written another book against vaccines as well. RFK's point is not so much that vaccines are inherently bad, but that the drug companies have rushed testing of vaccines, and have falsified results to get them approved. Whereas there were once a small handful of vaccines required for children, such as polio and measles, there are now upwards of 30 of them, being pushed as a big pharma profit center with lots of corners cut in their development.
This article does a good job of summarizing and discussing RFK's book.
American Pravda: Vaxxing, Anthony Fauci, and AIDS
RFK, Jr. and the Anti-Vaxxing Movement Over the last year or so, fervent anti-vaxxers have become a major presence on our alt-media website, a situation I found very disagreeable. Many of our longtime columnists---Mike Whitney, Paul Craig Roberts, Linh Dinh, Gilad Atzmon, and Israel...
www.unz.com
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"OK Boomer" was a great way to discredit people old enough to remember this crime against humanity and the ghoul Fauci himself. Younger boomers/older Gen X (me) remembers this quite clearly.
Caduceus
Ostrich
Do also you remember AIDS in the early 1980s being called "GRID", or "gay-related immune deficiency" and then the name being changed ?
seem people calling it that before, mostly Gab trolls - didn't know its origin until now.
This is why I hate "OK Boomer" so much. No one wants to ask an elder, and so history repeats itself.
1980s HIV/AIDS Timeline
Timeline shows the progression of HIV/AIDS research in the United States from 1981-89.
www.apa.org
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Caduceus
Ostrich
Boomers like you, who were/are into NON mainstream beliefs have always been very few and far between.
It's like the moon landing....I'm sure there's SOME boomers who don't believe it happened, but I can't imagine it being more than 5%.
I myself have a distant boomer relative who (in the pre-internet days) got rid of his television, had subscriptions to poorly printed newsletters from counter culture sources, and refused to send his kids to public school and used Waldorf (Steiner) schools instead. Pretty amazing for the time, but he sacrificed a lot of friendships for his "alternative" views, and his family essentially were seen as the "neighbourhood weirdos." In the pre-internet days finding people with similar "niche" views was nearly impossible.
The point I'm trying to make is that 90% of boomers gave Generation X and millenials really terrible advice that doesn't work in the real world, and have always just followed what TV and mainstream media was telling them. And most boomers (not all) are still giving life awful advice today. So after a while you just stop asking cause it's not easy to find those 5% of boomers who have alternative (non mainstream) views. On a side note, it would be interesting to know how many boomers actually refused all vaccines in the last 2 years during the coronavirus lockdowns...again I'm sure the numbers no higher than 5%.
Also, keep in mind Generation X is now aged 40s to 60s, and no one asks us for life advice either.
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I am not a Boomer, I am Gen X. Smack dab in the middle Gen X. And agreed, no one asks me for life advice. But that's why I now ask boomers for advice, and if I hadn't my business would have gone under a couple of years ago.
I don't want to rehash the same old debate for the 10th time so I'll just skip the rest of your post, no offense.