i'll provide ammo for both parties...

what about if I challenge him?

what about if I challenge you? 

 

really?

Yes, he said it first,  so just using his words. 

When your gambling puts my family or others I care about at risk you can go fuck yourself.  I could care less if you put yourself or your family at risk. 

Think about that phrase, and then tell us why what you wrote is just stupid.

Think about that phrase, and and then tell is why what you wrote is just stupid.

English major here.   I'll rephrase it for you.  I wouldn't care if

Think about that phrase, and and then tell is why what you wrote is just stupid.

Good catch! I didn’t see that one! 

English major here.   I'll rephrase it for you.  I wouldn't care if

Don't you mean:

I would not of cared

? 

It doesn't take an English major to use 3rd grade vocabulary.

can we go back to arguing why the AR is superior to the AK and why 1911s are wayyy mo bettah than Tupperware Glocks?
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lol.    ish.

can we go back to arguing why the AR is superior to the AK and why 1911s are wayyy mo bettah than Tupperware Glocks?
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lol.    ish.

Meat & potatoes!

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So we keep going round and round, revisiting stupid. I can only think of one line of questioning.
When is enough enough? Where is the breaking point with all this bs?

So we keep going round and round, revisiting stupid. I can only think of one line of questioning.
When is enough enough? Where is the breaking point with all this bs?

He's working while doing all this arguing, too.

I guess he's just that good!   

He's working while doing all this arguing, too.

I guess he's just that good!   

“Millennials know how to multitask”. He makes it sound like they invented the idea. I hate to break it to him but us Boomers were multitasking before he was even born. He can thank us Boomers for teaching him how to multitask. 

“Millennials know how to multitask”. He makes it sound like they invented the idea. I hate to break it to him but us Boomers were multitasking before he was even born. He can thank us Boomers for teaching him how to multitask. 

Yup. Smoking and walking at the same time.   

  

Yup. Smoking and walking at the same time.   

  

Don’t forget snorting coke at the same time. 

So we keep going round and round, revisiting stupid. I can only think of one line of questioning.
When is enough enough? Where is the breaking point with all this bs?

its up to the mods.

its up to the mods.

I thought the reference was to the Covid Safety Cult bs...

I wrote about this testing financial scam a few days ago... and today we get some numbers... these people are insane. I know I referenced that article by a psychiatrist saying just that... but I continue to be amazed by the breadth and depth of it. smh.

Welcome to the COVID Testing Industrial Complex, which is fast becoming a $100 billion a year industry

Too big to fail?

https://jordanschachtel.substack.com/p/welcome-to-the-covid-testing-industrial

The COVID-19 Testing Industrial Complex in the United States is completely out of control, and the American taxpayer has been drafted into churning out hundreds of millions of dollars per day to keep it afloat. This continually growing behemoth, which was spawned in 2020 because of the urgent insistence of select, powerful members of the U.S. “public health expert” class, has no intention of exiting the stage quietly. Individuals and healthcare-related corporations are getting filthy rich off of this broken, corrupt industry, which largely produces junk tests, and has contributed to an out of control, ongoing “casedemic” in the United States. Despite the fact that this industry has failed to do anything positive for “public health” related to the coronavirus epidemic, some in the industry are even devising plans to put a COVID testing kit in every home in America. The COVID-19 Testing Industrial Complex has produced a shockingly high revenue stream over the course of a year.

From Tom Woods today (yeah, he's right, the hysterics won't follow the science (again) and keep sanitizing... smh):

You know all that mad disinfecting everyone has been doing?

You'll never guess.

It's pointless.

Even the Washington Post, in an article last week called "We Are Over-Cleaning in Response to COVID-19," wrote: "We don't have a single documented case of COVID-19 transmission from surfaces. Not one. So why, then, are we spending a small fortune to deep-clean our offices, schools, subways, and buses?"

Meanwhile, though, lots of restaurants are still using disposable menus. Now that's what you call not following the science.

And now here's the problem.

We know surfaces aren't the issue, and that we're wasting enormous time and resources pointlessly deep-cleaning.

The reason we're still doing it is that the general public is still in panic mode, even after all we now know. And because the public, convinced it's "listening to the science," is in fact not following the science at all.

So when you endure some pointless practice here and there, whose only effect is to cause you pain or at least serious inconvenience, it's very often not because a private entity seriously wants to engage in it. It's because they have to cater to hysterics who don't know anything.

This isn't just a matter of the government. It's public opinion that's making the craziness possible.

I knew there were a lot of Americans I had nothing in common with.

I had no idea how many Americans had a completely different definition of life from mine.

If I'm elderly and in a nursing home and cannot see or embrace anyone in my family, and I cannot socialize or do anything, please don't congratulate yourself for keeping me alive. Because you've already killed me.

We're being told that masks and social distancing will be necessary even after the vaccine. Are these people prepared to go along even with that?

Surely some will decide enough is enough. But who knows how many.

Some people are fighting back, like the coffee shop owner I interviewed on the Tom Woods Show yesterday [https://tomwoods.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=77713d21ff56f1c126607d2c5&id=83fdb74f6e&e=3a674ee7c3].

I'm doing what I can by spreading as much helpful and revealing information as possible.

Still, a lot of people are demoralized: how can this still be going on? How can anyone still think these alleged mitigation measures do anything but crush people's spirits?

Believe me, I get that.

Where I live (Florida), everything is open. But if I lived anywhere else, I'd be going out of my way to support businesses that refuse to comply. And although their number is smaller than we might hope, it's growing.

I thought the reference was to the Covid Safety Cult bs...

I was.
Anyway found this, few days old, seems that the vid shot has a number of 'side effects'.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/french-infectious-disease-expert-shocked-by-the-number-of-adverse-reactions-to-covid-19-vaccine

Follow the money.

Just like with the vaccine, which will not exempt anyone, anywhere, from following all the diktats by THE VIRUS!!! nazis, so will a test such as this (or any other) exempt anyone from any irrational unscientific restrictions. A negative test could be a false negative, and thus you have to wear a mask, "social distance", limit guests in your home, etc., etc., etc. And, as with the vaccine, a negative test does not necessarily mean that at the moment you don't have a live viral load sufficient of infecting other people that simply hasn't manifested yet in the location from which the test swab was administered. So... what's the point? I mean besides the billions of dollars to be made by these dedicated-to-public-health companies.As per the article above, people will have to be tested at least once a day. Family of 5, $150 per day = $54,750 per year. Let's see, if we round off the U.S. population over 2 years of age to 320 million... that's $3,504,000,000,000 per year (3 TRILLION, 504 BILLION dollars). I bet that virus isn't going to disappear for a long long time.

FDA Approves At-Home COVID-19 Test That Works for Children Over 2 and Doesn't Require Prescription

https://people.com/health/fda-approves-at-home-covid-19-test-without-a-prescription/

The over-the-counter Ellume COVID-19 Home Test detects COVID-19 and takes 15 to 20 minutes to provide a result

Getting a COVID-19 test amid the ongoing pandemic is about to become a lot easier.

On Tuesday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the first at-home COVID-19 test that doesn’t require a prescription. It will soon become available to purchase nationwide, according to a press release from the organization.

Per the release, the over-the-counter Ellume COVID-19 Home Test detects COVID-19 from a nasal swab sample and takes 15 to 20 minutes to provide a result. The Ellume test can be used by anyone over the age of 2.

Unlike other similar products, the Ellume test can also be utilized by individuals with or without symptoms of COVID-19.

A company spokesperson told the Associated Press that the new at-home test will be available at pharmacies and for purchase online, and will be priced around $30.