The rules are for the slaves, not the slaveowners.

denmark is on fire!
no mask or vaccine mandates!
no restrictions!
what about THE SCIENCE!!!

https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1440391713214795776

Haha, nah.  It's all good.  I was more teasing "tin-foil man". . . 

As a very wise and trusted friend often told me, "trust, but verify".   

That's Tin Foil President.

sound familiar?
https://twitter.com/TheBabylonBee/status/1440361681864085504

you must be vaccinated, even if you have prior infection...
https://twitter.com/MartinKulldorff/status/1430660291579105284

it's the weather...
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1440121443212140551

sound familiar?
https://twitter.com/TheBabylonBee/status/1440361681864085504

fake news. There's a diff between changing the rules and moving goalpost.

Popping off in Melbourne

Mayor Rick should pay careful attention

Dang. They busted out the neon green zombie guns.

masks work!
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1440400606330380300

Eh Mac, you wear a mask at work ?
Just giving you gas. 

Eh Mac, you wear a mask at work ?
Just giving you gas. 

To be fair, he wore a mask prior to CV. But now he wears it when he goes doodoo.

for eyeeatingfish:
https://ourworldindata.org/mortality-risk-covid

for EEF, part dos
https://youtu.be/2rL0hAMkJ8k?t=495

https://ourworldindata.org/excess-mortality-covid

#notalldoctors

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2021/09/florida-surgeon-general-demon-sperm-capitol-rioter-connections.html

Something something about being a doctor on twitter

#notalldoctors

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2021/09/florida-surgeon-general-demon-sperm-capitol-rioter-connections.html

Something something about being a doctor on twitter

#1 - Slate.com?  Really?  ROFLMAO!!!

#2 - The "Future Capitol Rioter" was observed "entering the Capitol on Jan 6" and "giving a speech".  Oh, the sheer horror!!

#3 - Slate?  HaHaHaHaHaHaHa!!

#4 - The first line opens with "Donald Trump."  Way to hook your TDS-riddled audience (and I mean Omni!!)  LOL!!!

#5 -  Seriously?  Slate?  Bwahahahahaha!!

#6 - Is "criticizing lockdown policies" now considered considered a crazy conspiracy theory?  If so, maybe the World Health Organization should be mentioned in the "article".

WHO official urges world leaders to stop using lockdowns as primary virus control method
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/who-official-urges-world-leaders-to-stop-using-lockdowns-as-primary-virus-control-method/ar-BB19TBUo

That reference is from MSN, so it should be in your list of trusted MSM Liberal Trump-hating outlets.

#7 - Slate.com?  THE Slate.com?  Do you even stop to think about your own sources after trying to deflect from everyone else's sources with smears and false accusations toward almost every news article posted?  Talk about confirmation bias!

Similar to the way the Left/Anti-Gun zealots love to change definitions like "mass shooting" to include events that are never reported as such (they don't fit the FBI's definition), Slate likes to redefine reality as the reader follows them down rabbit holes.  It's like the boiling frog analogy -- if they warp your senses a bit at a time as the article continues, you hardly notice the statements becoming more and more absurd.  At the end, they've convinced you that you can't trust your own lying mind.

If you research the bias of Slate, you'll see some Liberal-biased "fact checkers" use the metric of "ownership" or "who employees voted for" as the measure of their bias.  But, what they all agree with is the writers and editors all cater to an extremely left-leaning Liberal-Progressive audience.  Hence, you'll see them described as using loaded and misleading words in headlines to hook the Liberal readers.

#8 -- You fell for Slate!  No surprise there.

Your Liberal lizard brain is betraying you, Mr. Self-described Moderate!   

#notalldoctors

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2021/09/florida-surgeon-general-demon-sperm-capitol-rioter-connections.html

Something something about being a doctor on twitter

are you saying you worked with this guy at a hospital?

#1 - Slate.com?  Really?  ROFLMAO!!!

#2 - The "Future Capitol Rioter" was observed "entering the Capitol on Jan 6" and "giving a speech".  Oh, the sheer horror!!

#3 - Slate?  HaHaHaHaHaHaHa!!

#4 - The first line opens with "Donald Trump."  Way to hook your TDS-riddled audience (and I mean Omni!!)  LOL!!!

#5 -  Seriously?  Slate?  Bwahahahahaha!!

#6 - Is "criticizing lockdown policies" now considered considered a crazy conspiracy theory?  If so, maybe the World Health Organization should be mentioned in the "article".
That reference is from MSN, so it should be in your list of trusted MSM Liberal Trump-hating outlets.

#7 - Slate.com?  THE Slate.com?  Do you even stop to think about your own sources after trying to deflect from everyone else's sources with smears and false accusations toward almost every news article posted?  Talk about confirmation bias!

Similar to the way the Left/Anti-Gun zealots love to change definitions like "mass shooting" to include events that are never reported as such (they don't fit the FBI's definition), Slate likes to redefine reality as the reader follows them down rabbit holes.  It's like the boiling frog analogy -- if they warp your senses a bit at a time as the article continues, you hardly notice the statements becoming more and more absurd.  At the end, they've convinced you that you can't trust your own lying mind.

If you research the bias of Slate, you'll see some Liberal-biased "fact checkers" use the metric of "ownership" or "who employees voted for" as the measure of their bias.  But, what they all agree with is the writers and editors all cater to an extremely left-leaning Liberal-Progressive audience.  Hence, you'll see them described as using loaded and misleading words in headlines to hook the Liberal readers.

#8 -- You fell for Slate!  No surprise there.

Your Liberal lizard brain is betraying you, Mr. Self-described Moderate!   

The facts remain independent of the author.   
Lizard people and law breaker/rioter.  Great company.  👍 

are you saying you worked with this guy at a hospital?

Nope but when you see a bunch of crazies gathered together there's a common theme.