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You Are Right to be Angry!
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You Are Right to be Angry!
Five years later, I am still struggle to believe some of the things we were told to accept during COVID.
The painted circles, the arrows on the floors, the taped-off seats, the masks that somehow only worked while walking to your table…
But when I really think about it, the strangest rules weren’t the ones that made us laugh later they were the ones that quietly broke families, businesses, and lives.
I know we’ve been talking a lot about the impact COVID had on doctors, but when I look back over the past five years I’m still struck by some of the astonishing things we were told to accept.
At the height of the propaganda we were told to stay inside. I was in South Africa with my sick father at the time and watched in disbelief as police chased surfers as they came out of the sea, surfers who were out there alone. Apparently exercising and getting sunshine was dangerous… though not many surfers were caught, because the police weren’t exactly fit enough to keep up.
Small businesses were forced to close while large corporations were labelled “essential” and allowed to stay open. For many small business owners, that was the death knell. Some tried to defy the new rules and keep their livelihoods alive, only to be threatened with arrest.
I remember flying during that time too. Airports had every second seat taped off so you couldn’t sit near someone… yet the planes themselves were packed. And of course there were the mask rules, where somehow you couldn’t catch COVID while sitting and eating in a restaurant, only when walking to your table.
Who can forget the painted circles in parks, the arrows on shop floors, and the chemical-laden hand sanitizers everywhere?
Looking back, some of these things almost seem laughable now , and I really believe that is why those stories and images are often shared today, makes it seem like it was lighthearted.
But the real madness and crime wasn’t the circles or the arrows.
It was banning families from visiting elderly relatives in hospitals and care homes.
It was keeping children out of school and making many of them believe they needed an experimental vaccine to protect their families.
It was people losing jobs overnight, businesses collapsing, and the tragic rise in depression and suicide.
And then there are the people still dealing with ongoing health problems and injuries, many of whom feel they’ve been ignored, dismissed, or gaslit instead of helped.
Families were divided. Lifelong friendships were lost.
And yet, after all of this, we’ve seen no real accountability, no arrests, and not even an apology from the institutions, governments, or media that pushed these policies and lies so aggressively.
That’s why the call to sign the COVID Justice Resolution made me stop and reflect again on that very mad and very sad period — one that will have consequences for many years to come.
We’d really like to hear from you.
What was the biggest impact those years have had on you or your family?
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Yes, I have not forgotten and am not only angry but truly concerned about our future. No one is talking about removing “emergency powers” at the state or federal level. Those powers enabled bureaucrats to take away our Constitutional rights. I worry about our future as the surveillance state is quietly being built. It’s as if China conquered America and not a single shot was fired. 😢
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Agree, it’s deeply unsettling when emergency powers linger long after the immediate crisis. The sense that rights were quietly eroded is something many people are still grappling with. Your concern about surveillance and the long-term impact on freedom is really valid.
Just wondering where you have seen these powers being used recently that worry you the most, or ways communities are trying to push back?
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Biggest impact are hearing at regular frequency from neighbors and friends that someone so and so passed away unexpectedly. Not knowing the impacts to family and friends from the experimental shots. Not able to discuss anything related to those shots because it is considered conspiracy. Its like watching a slow train wreck and the whole world has gone deaf. I have tried having a conversation with F&F, tried to guide them knowing what I know and how we should get rid of the toxin. The response is frightening. It is like they don’t want to know, they would rather see Trump impeached and the Epstein files than trying to understand what we took and how we can work to stay safe. Future seems dark but yet human nature is hopeful that someday they will listen or perhaps the people who planned this have a key for the genetic lock that we allowed them to place on ourselves. And the key is most likely some pharma drug that will cost god knows what. Waiting to hear from others. Thanks for raising this important subject.
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It really is heartbreaking to feel like people aren’t listening while suffering is happening all around us.
That mix of grief and frustration is something so many of us have carried through these years.
Have you found any ways, even small ones, to help your friends or family get informed without shutting down the conversation?
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I guess I’m an exception, as I never believed in the need for the shots to begin with. I ignored them completely. Fortunately I did not need ‘protection’ from the few places I visited. I’ve always used the curbside pick up at the grocery store for convenience, rarely visit the doctor’s office and did not need it during my dentist visit. My children are grown and my parents had already transitioned. I do keep ivermectin on hand, just in case. If I’m going to be out in a crowd, I take a dose for a couple of days just in case.
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It sounds like you really trusted your own judgment and took practical steps that worked for you, thanks for sharing @FainZ
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I haven’t had a full-time job since I was forced to resign because of mandates in 2021.
However, I really feel sorry for the young people who had their lives, educations, and future livelihoods ruined because their teachers and other selfish old farts are afraid of the flu.
I grieve for the elderly who spent their last days alone, separated from their loved ones, because of absurd and abusive lockdown protocols.
I am horrified that so many doctors and nurses collaborated in such evil and violated their oaths and pledges for a paycheck. Many continue to harm patients for profit and that is truly sickening.
I am ashamed I was once part of the system that rewards mass murderers.
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Thank you for being a nurse with real backbone and we are so sorry that you were punished for doing what you trained to do.
I saw firsthand the awful way elderly people were treated in old age homes, and how quickly their loved ones just accepted it…Insane!
Isolating young people will have an impact for years to come.
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The Covid thing was the catalyst in my red pilling! I learned not to trust hospitals and doctors and insurance companies, and all the three-letter agencies, FDA, CDC, CMS … and any cabinet member of the previous administration. The silver lining of the whole mess was the emergence of the FLCCC (and IMA later) led by luminaries, Drs. Paul Marik and Pierre Kory!
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So glad you found us and you are part of our community @AaronAF … did you manage to red pill any family or friends along the way?
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