She did her ex-friend a huge courtesy by ending that friendship. Her friend must feel a huge weight lifted from her shoulders without this psycho in her life anymore.
Normies and coronavirus
- Thread starter Roosh
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You did better than me.
By the end of it in 2022, the panic aspect was pretty much gone. Save for a few true believers, of course.
But people still complied with all the meaningless rules, and got very angry at people who didn't. Simply because "those are the rules".
This should probably be in the clown world thread - some bad language as well as complete insanity.
The KM regime is activating its stormtroopers, in order to stomp out rebel scum dissent at the starting gate. It's all so predicable.
TETSUESQUE
Chicken
I feel you dude. The exact same thing happened to me.
Vaccinated normies I've talked to seem to be using this strain of logic:
"I got COVID right after getting vaccinated, but I didn't get hospitalized or die, so that means the vaccine worked because it would have been worse otherwise."
But this is illogical, because (1) a vaccine by definition is to prevent infection and (2) there is no way to state with confidence how you would have fared without vaccination. Someone with clearer logic would say:
"I got the vaccine against COVID, but I still got COVID, so the vaccine didn't work."
And then the next step is to ask a question:
"I got COVID right after getting vaccinated. Is it possible the vaccine made me sick?"
If you're talking to someone with an illogical disposition, my experience is that there is nothing you can say to get through to them. If their disposition is still based on logic, they should be able to make the deduction without much new information.
"I got COVID right after getting vaccinated, but I didn't get hospitalized or die, so that means the vaccine worked because it would have been worse otherwise."
But this is illogical, because (1) a vaccine by definition is to prevent infection and (2) there is no way to state with confidence how you would have fared without vaccination. Someone with clearer logic would say:
"I got the vaccine against COVID, but I still got COVID, so the vaccine didn't work."
And then the next step is to ask a question:
"I got COVID right after getting vaccinated. Is it possible the vaccine made me sick?"
If you're talking to someone with an illogical disposition, my experience is that there is nothing you can say to get through to them. If their disposition is still based on logic, they should be able to make the deduction without much new information.
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This has got to be faked.
If It’s on television…
Its quite startling to witness the cognitive dissonance in real life and in people you know are not otherwise stupid intellectually. A couple nights (Saturday ) ago I hosted a few friends and neighbors for an end of summer bbq. About a dozen people in all. Among them a couple who I know have liberal leanings, ( though the guy my friend for over a decade has shown minor moments of “red pilling” ) but both are definitely “vaccinated“. We were talking about something unrelated and he said something then corrected himself; “Oops brain fog…ever since I got Covid “ Now he knows full well where I stand so he said it out to the open group but gave me the tiniest of sideways eye glance. I was not going to devolve the gathering and let it turn unpleasant but I couldn’t let it go completely either so I responded into the lapse of conversation with
“Good thing you’re fully vaccinated then”
A couple of soft chuckles and someone changed the subject but it stuck with me. This guy is bright, well spoken, holds a well paying job ( in medical sales…which is another factor) and yet he is incapable of questioning the fact that the very vaccine which failed in preventing the disease he attributes his “ brain fog “ could possibly be the actual cause.
The depth of social programming when witnessed up close and personal is…startling
Almost as startling as one of our family friends brushing off her young teenage son having a "panic attack" and had to be hospitalized in the cardiology ward after the poke he got but didn't want.
I have brought this up recently with mutual friends who I have known for over twenty years.
I just mention that a possible cause for our mutual friends heart attacks, strokes and other serious illnesses is from the "covid jabs" - I'm instantly met with a defense mechanism of complete denial, so I mention that at least ten of our mutual friends who we have played a sport with for decades had heart attacks and strokes straight after the injections.
Nearly every time they get defensive and cannot imagine it's the miracle injections are the cause of these health problems amongst our middle aged, working friends.
"Well I have had all mine and I'm fine" So It can't be that.
When they won't even contemplate it's from the jabs, you know it's a pyscholigical operation.
I just mention that a possible cause for our mutual friends heart attacks, strokes and other serious illnesses is from the "covid jabs" - I'm instantly met with a defense mechanism of complete denial, so I mention that at least ten of our mutual friends who we have played a sport with for decades had heart attacks and strokes straight after the injections.
Nearly every time they get defensive and cannot imagine it's the miracle injections are the cause of these health problems amongst our middle aged, working friends.
"Well I have had all mine and I'm fine" So It can't be that.
When they won't even contemplate it's from the jabs, you know it's a pyscholigical operation.
Response: “Ok, well a new covid is upon us, so it’s time to get your first dose of the season. When do you plan to take yours? I’d like to attend.”
I heard someone say the other day that we now live in ''emotion world'' instead of ''logic world''. It's all about emotions, how does the thing make you feel, not what is actually reality. Seemed pretty reasonable to me, and you can extrapolate that to all areas of society. It's been a brilliant chessmove of the regime to emotionalize people, cause when you're emotional you 1. are very easily swayed and 2. you very easily follow a seemingly stronger faction for safety and protection (aka the gov, the experts). Emotional = weakness and they know that, that's obviously partly why women were seen as the weaker sex and were not allowed to make decisions. Also, if you're emotional you don't think about consequences. Women are notorious for this, but it seems to apply to the vaccine takers: it's not even within their realm of consciousness to see the consequence that the vaccine had as in it made them sick, or at least didn't ''protect'' them against the beerbug. All they can do is think ''how do I feel about it'' and since the average person is desperately insecure, what they ''feel'' is that the experts are right (because they don't trust themselves to make any judgment).
