The man makes a good argument, not just for the US, I think. What he says is equally applicable to all european nations that weren't part of the Soviet block.
I haven't looked at the study (which puts me in good company with every press release-consuming reporter who writes about it), but the fact that it's talking about averages already tells me it was specifically designed to make this issue look more minor than it is. The problem with these vaccines isn't that they uniformly cause minor and temporary menstrual delays. What happens when you average out the women (including postmenopausal women for whom fertility is not a concern anyway!) who experienced bleeding right after vaccination-- sometimes prolonged-- with women who didn't menstruate for months after vaccination? I think you get something like the reassuring ".71 days late." It's a false concession.
No governement ever in the histoyr of the world has been pro-free speech and pro-right of organisation and protest. Not a single one. No, not even the US.
All governements all over the world throughout history has been limited in ability due to resource-constraints, of which public opinion is one as well as actual technology.
As governement is the state and vice versa in any form of administration or bureaucracy on scales larger than a few thosuand people, any and all challenges to governement are also enemies of the state and are under the jurisdiction of any secret police force tasked with maintaing governement and state and the administrative system.
All large-scale systems tend to totalitarianism over time. No small system can defend against a large one.
WaPo used the word "people" instead of the word "women" 4 times in this short article about their oh-so-late-to-the-party acknowledgement that what WOMEN (not people) have been saying about the shots' affects on their (the women's) menstrual cycles was indeed a real thing, after writing it off as female hysteria for over a year. but not to worry your pretty heads too much, the esteemed Dr Edelman assures us that changes to women's periods have nothing to do with fertility. oh, right, those things aren't at all connected. until "The Science" says so.
how very dehumanizing modern medical "science" is. they don't listen until some "study" is done- never believe real people with real experiences. in the most human of sciences, the human is silenced. the spying is more insult, and strangely most people shrug and accept it as a necessary part of modern life, and the junior technocrats doing the data collection are incapable of sensing what it would be like if they were targeted like they do to others. when humanity rises again, there will be blood in the streets. thanks for the cats- i needed something cheerful.
"He that would make his own liberty secure, must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty, he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself."
Came across this on a whim:
[https://amgreatness.com/2022/09/26/what-does-fidelity-to-our-founding-principles-require-today/]
The man makes a good argument, not just for the US, I think. What he says is equally applicable to all european nations that weren't part of the Soviet block.
Sort of on topic, but I can't help myself. (And it's my man Solomon!)
https://justthenews.com/accountability/watchdogs/news-organizations-targeted-fascist-public-private-partnership-stamp-out
Fair elections, my ass.
I'm not the product of Twitter.... I play very poorly with others.
I haven't looked at the study (which puts me in good company with every press release-consuming reporter who writes about it), but the fact that it's talking about averages already tells me it was specifically designed to make this issue look more minor than it is. The problem with these vaccines isn't that they uniformly cause minor and temporary menstrual delays. What happens when you average out the women (including postmenopausal women for whom fertility is not a concern anyway!) who experienced bleeding right after vaccination-- sometimes prolonged-- with women who didn't menstruate for months after vaccination? I think you get something like the reassuring ".71 days late." It's a false concession.
Niemoeller's confession bears repeating. Thank you for bringing it up.
First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.
No governement ever in the histoyr of the world has been pro-free speech and pro-right of organisation and protest. Not a single one. No, not even the US.
All governements all over the world throughout history has been limited in ability due to resource-constraints, of which public opinion is one as well as actual technology.
As governement is the state and vice versa in any form of administration or bureaucracy on scales larger than a few thosuand people, any and all challenges to governement are also enemies of the state and are under the jurisdiction of any secret police force tasked with maintaing governement and state and the administrative system.
All large-scale systems tend to totalitarianism over time. No small system can defend against a large one.
True? False?
Regarding Breonna Taylor: Governments try to protect themselves. It's maybe their biggest priority, and this seems to be true everywhere.
WaPo used the word "people" instead of the word "women" 4 times in this short article about their oh-so-late-to-the-party acknowledgement that what WOMEN (not people) have been saying about the shots' affects on their (the women's) menstrual cycles was indeed a real thing, after writing it off as female hysteria for over a year. but not to worry your pretty heads too much, the esteemed Dr Edelman assures us that changes to women's periods have nothing to do with fertility. oh, right, those things aren't at all connected. until "The Science" says so.
Love the cats! I took away my immediate dispar... :)
And, more importantly……..Are all those cats on the steps, YOURS?!!?
SimCom, if you know, are the colleges or universities still requiring students to be vaxxed?
Well, the picture was most definitely a needed surprise! 🤣
how very dehumanizing modern medical "science" is. they don't listen until some "study" is done- never believe real people with real experiences. in the most human of sciences, the human is silenced. the spying is more insult, and strangely most people shrug and accept it as a necessary part of modern life, and the junior technocrats doing the data collection are incapable of sensing what it would be like if they were targeted like they do to others. when humanity rises again, there will be blood in the streets. thanks for the cats- i needed something cheerful.
"He that would make his own liberty secure, must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty, he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself."
- Thomas Paine
Fuck BLM, but they don’t deserve government spying as much as anyone else.
Love the cats, the poking into all our business not-so-much.