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Russ Diamond's avatar

I fantasized that yesterday was a 4D chess method of getting Tylenol to come out and scream, "FU GUYS, IT'S THE VACCINES!!!"

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

That's a clever take. I certainly thought I heard RFK point to the vaxxes, and DJT as well, in saying that the mothers should be listened to. His recounting of the tears of his employee "losing" her beautiful son: she didn't say that loss had occurred after her having taken Tylenol. And: I was watching the press conference while I was skinning 26# tomatoes for canning today. I am so oppressed.

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SadieJay's avatar

You are going to be so happy this winter, when you are eating that oppression.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

You’d better believe it! I’ve been living this same oppression each summer, fall, and winter since I married 53 years ago.

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Bridget's avatar

🤣

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Bridget's avatar

...in case it's not clear, I obviously am laughing at your being oppressed :D

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

It was indeed clear. At this moment waiting for the canner water to come to a boil.

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Bridget's avatar

Waiting....and thinking about how trapped you are in this role lol

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes, while at the same time I keep checking my Schwab to see what DJT is doing to my investments. Stratospheric! (I also have been making all of our bread and soap for 50 years….)

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llaw555's avatar

Hahaha!! That’s correct! It was after the vax and DT did say that!!

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

My fantasy yesterday was (and still is) that Tylenol is one of the strands in the noose that Kennedy is making with which to hang ALL vaccines.

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TheGreatAwakening's avatar

I'm sure you are right. One step at a time; I have deep faith.

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Will Falconer, DVM's avatar

Only now did I grok the vaccine-Tylenol link! I was on board with vaccines causing autism from the early 90’s but somehow missed the Tylenol issue entirely.

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Bridget's avatar

Tylenol - like, remember the kool-aid guy who would burst through walls in the commercial? Like a life-size bottle of tylenol that comes crashing through the wall of the press conference 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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llaw555's avatar

No, but I do remember the Tylenol scare in the 80’s when a number of people died from extra-strength Tylenol.

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

It’s deadly for your liver.

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llaw555's avatar

Most pharmaceutical drugs adversely affect the liver.

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Yes, they are, but most people wouldn’t think that OTC products are just as dangerous. I know people who regularly take Tylenol just to help them go to sleep. They assume it’s innocuous.

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llaw555's avatar

I know someone who gave it to her children for that purpose .

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Bridget's avatar

I forgot ALLLL about that. Wow. Yikes

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New Humanity's avatar

Btw the poisoned product had been fatally polluted by a whacko Iin a few stores Causing a nationwide recall of Tylenol

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llaw555's avatar

The person you are referring to was released and ultimately they never found out who did it.

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New Humanity's avatar

Oh my goodness WHAT THE ?

let ‘em go

and let em go fast

Must be a long-standing protocol in our

Law “enforcement”

Thanks for that fascinating bit of info ! Id forgotten or never knew

I e SNAFU

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llaw555's avatar

😂

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Eli's avatar

Russ this would indeed be brilliant!

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Graphite's avatar

🤣 brilliant!

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Daryce Morris's avatar

I’m on absolute bullshit overload. Thank God there are people like you willingly diving into the trenches of these nitwit writers (and she couldn’t come up with a shorter title?!)

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Janet's avatar

God, so am I. I went out to my local conservation site yesterday where the mowing guy had already flattened a huge stand of milkweed before the seeds could take flight, all the late summer wildflowers and prairie plants in full bloom, buzzing with bees and bugs around the large pond are gone. Me, a 77 yr old, ran (ran) to where the mower was churning and stood in front of it. He stopped and I questioned this abomination. Our first frost is but a few weeks away and the majesty of Gods creation couldn’t stand until then? They burn appropriately in the spring. He just shrugged. I consider this place my church which supplies me with a relationship with the Creator I never got with the church I left during Covid. I was bereft and went into the trees crying. On top of all the other shite going on—this broke me. Like Charlie, this beauty and important area was taken down with indifference before its life was complete. I’m contacting the district.

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Tonee norman's avatar

Thank you so much for trying in that situation. I totally understand.

I only participate in ONE social media and that is my local Nextdoor. I joined for that reason. To ask my neighbors to consider nature.To ask my neighbors to consider not cutting down their trees,pruning hedges,etc,till nesting season was over…to not use rodent poison,to not use glue traps,to consider that a plant/ weeds lifespan might provide sustenance for our wildlife….

I have stood in front of people spraying Roundup along our creek beds. It actually worked,that time and the stopped doing it…

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SadieJay's avatar

I absolutely let my yard and surroundings do as they will. The wild sunflowers popped up and abounded and kept out the other noxious weeds and the birds will have a great winter with all the seeds. I can't say how the snowblowing will go with all the big stems along the 700 foot driveway though. Spraying and killing is one more way to disconnect us from how we were meant to live. It is amazing, the things they tell us are weeds are actually herbal remedies for many things. Dandelions and stuff...we have lost so much of that knowledge and we need to find it again.♥

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Tonee norman's avatar

Agreed!

It has been an ongoing stressor with my husband. He is more of a “scorched earth “ person when it comes to weeds or the timing for pruning. However,after many years he has pretty much given up harassing me and letting what I chose to live it’s life cycles, and no pruning in the spring and summer….

I have been learning what marvelous abundance our weeds provide. Food and medicine all around. I made a delicious flat bread using our local Plantain( not the banana type) leaf,like spinach..it was beautiful and tasty. The Common Mallow has delicious leaves that I like to use as little wraps. And,the seeds are wonderful for the throat ( sweet,too) as it is in the okra family and gets slippery..I let my little vegetable garden go to seed then spread them all over.. I have Swiss chard coming up in the cracks of the driveway 😄

My goal,before I’m done, is to have EVERY weed on my property edible or medicinal,and,to teach my heirs their value. That is the hardest part.

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Janet's avatar

So true. Disconnect is so right. At least they all stayed open during Covid. Closed the toilets but I armed myself with Kleenex and could find secluded trees to lean against. Hahaha. Watched 12 goslings flourish that summer. One day they were flying and landing and 4 parents honking at them. I’m sure they were doing flying and landing lessons. Unforgettable. So what they tried to take from us then, I held on to just as much. Important things.

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Janet's avatar

Thank YOU for standing up. I sent some recent photos of what it looked like before yesterday with my email. Exactly. I mentioned the nourishment of the plants too. The nearby woods is overgrown with rubus, nasty choking vines, junk trees etc. and lots of invasive species. This destruction was easier. They actually have workshops on increasing milkweed and native plants.

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Tonee norman's avatar

Around the corner from me is a Monarch butterfly “rescue “. They have been doing a wonderful job teaching people how to grow Milkweed and support the failing butterfly population…

In my youth,it was not uncommon to see a tree loaded with migratory Monarch butterflies…not in many,many years have I seen that. I see one or two if I’m very lucky…some years,none:(

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Janet's avatar

I have some strong plants right outside my back door. I protect them. I’m going to let some of the seeds out at that place when they are ready to fly!! Monarchs in the trees. Wish I could see that. 👍🏻

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Tonee norman's avatar

The last time I saw that was at least 35 + years ago. My husband and I used to enjoy trespassing on abandoned farm properties around the Pt Reyes national seashore. We would wander around and fantasize about what we’d do if we could own it🤗

The tree was behind a dilapidated farmhouse. It was the ONLY tree around the property. We were stunned when we saw the tree, dripping with monarchs…sigh…..There ARE no abandoned property in that area anymore,either…the government owns most of it…

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

I feel your sadness

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Janet's avatar

Thanks. It might not seem a worthy thing to feel so bereft but it was just another pile on. I used to write poetry with nature metaphor and emotion comparisons. I now paint landscape on location. I stand and feel it all. Out there ieverything still feels and looks normal. Patterns remain. I’m still on the edge of tears this morning. I’m not looking forward to going out but this could also herald a new plan and rebirth. I get that. Even we have to be broken and mowed down sometimes to flourish. I believe this is happening after the tragic loss of someone beautiful and in the midst of an extraordinary life. Sorry for what may sound corny but it still hurts. Everything.

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Rosalind McGill's avatar

Corny is acceptable! Grief is messy and painful.

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Bridget's avatar

Your making that stand is beautiful. How awful.

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Bridget's avatar

"bullshit overload" sums it up PERFECTLY. normally i can just laugh-wince through Jenna's posts but something about this really GOT to me. I'm on complete bullshit overload and I feel like I can no longer process this stuff!!!

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SadieJay's avatar

You are just being nice. Calling that writer a nitwit...I prefer a tool of satan.

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Michael Framson's avatar

Tool of satan nitwit.

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ValD's avatar

28 Years ago I declined to jab my infant son with the Hep B VAX. I asked the Doc, Why does he need a Vax for a sexually transmitted disease at 2 month old? The Doc's Answer: " Because it's hard to get the teenagers in for the shot". I also requested the MMR in 3 separate doses instead of one shot. We were thrown out of the office. The office refused to have us as a patient UNLESS we complied with the Vax schedule . I hope the next presser addresses the VAX Schedule School Mandates.

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Beth C Coddiwompler's avatar

Speaking of school mandates, this has some encouraging news, with interesting information on the history of school mandates as well as considerations going forward.

https://nationalhealthfreedomaction.org/florida-moves-to-end-k-12-vaccine-requirements-while-blue-states-look-to-keep-mandates-and-delink-from-cdcs-immunization-schedule

Florida's looking more appealing all the time.

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Teresa Thibodeaux's avatar

Bingo! Those Frankenstein shots are horrible. Individually packaged with less harmful ingredients is the way to go.

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Bridget's avatar

Thanks for the hefty dose of rage this morning, Jenna!

I can't bring myself to read more than your excerpts.

This - is - MADNESS.

The cope is VERY real.

I follow a mom who's autistic with 2 autistic kids. Last night she posted an unbelievably long cope (which I can no longer find unfortunately, I skimmed it last night and wanted to come back and read it again) - from what I remember, the gist was rationalizing that autism existed way before Tylenol, autism is just better diagnosed now (in short: autistic people were institutionalized in the past which is why we never saw them, or they had to mask and people didn't know) and that there are studies about Tylenol that also take into consideration whether one parent is autistic and when corrected for that Tylenol does nothing, it's all genetics (something like that), and she said since an autistic mom who is more likely to have joint pain from things like Ehlers Danos would be more likely to take Tylenol during pregnancy to manage their pain, it's clearly genetics more than anything. (bangs head into wall) AGAIN, people: sure, genetics are always a factor. But what's the TRIGGER? CAN WE LOOK AT THE TRIGGERS PLEASE

I always love your writing. But for some reason the fact that Marcotte (ANYONE!!!) could not just reach but TRUMPET this absolutely batshit crazy idea is overwhelming me right now. I absolutely feel like I am living in another universe than half the people right next to me on the physical plane. (deep breaths, deep breaths....)

If I step back - I again can see that this is all based in DEEP fear. No one wants to face "blame" - no one wants to admit they hurt their child because they didn't know any better. Who wants to go down that road?

But also, she needs to put a sock in it. (A 100% regeneratively-raised GOTS-certified cotton sock of course)

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Donna in MO's avatar

I do agree it's better diagnosed now - but then again, how is it even defined!? I think back to my elementary school years in the early 70's. There was one boy in our class that was very likely somewhere on the spectrum. Totally obsessed with dinosaurs, poor social skills, prone to outbursts and repetitive behaviors. That was in a class of 25 or so kids. Didn't even know anyone with food allergies until HS. So yes, it IS more prevalent now but it's the same people who blame side effects of covid shot on 'Long covid' - head in the sand is too common!!

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Mrs. Itoldya!'s avatar

Much too wide of a “spectrum” too, imho… Geeky, genius & need to be constrained, cannot take in public & in diapers for life, are not the same!!

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Mrs. Itoldya!'s avatar

I’m with ya!! Sometimes reading their insane views does completely deplete me of any hope… 😔🙏

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Bridget's avatar

Someone above described being on "bullshit overload" which is where I am now.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Well I have also read that putting total BS posts that are the opposite of our views in front of us on social media is all part of the plan to pit us against each other. It's working. I have been avoiding social media for the last 3 days as I have already burned a lot of bridges with people and decided I needed an arson break. Substack is where it's at for news updates and sane commentary anyway.

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SadieJay's avatar

Wouldn't that just make perfect sense?? Elizabeth Nickson alluded to the fact that "magazines" are one of the biggest money laundering operations in the world. Just sick of all the things. And the internet has given voice to idiots. One has to keep the boundary fence high to keep out insanity.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Reminds me of the quote (can't remember who said it) It is better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

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SadieJay's avatar

Mark Twain as I remember, but I love that quote. Think about how peaceful it would be if everyone lived by that rule.

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Bridget's avatar

an arson break....hahaha. That's funny/sad. I relate! I had to walk away during an extended family dinner tonight to go "do the dishes" just so I didn't have to hear the vitriol happening.

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Donna in MO's avatar

This has been round 3 for me. In 2016/17, I unfriended FB 'friends' who were mostly acquaintances who could not stop posting about their TDS (although I don't think that was a term yet). Then the triple whammy in 2020 and 2021 with covid/election fraud/J6 was the big break. That one hurt as I lost some long time friends and even my daughter wouldn't speak to me for a while. This round was just disappointing. People who I liked, leaned liberal, but felt compelled to slander Charlie Kirk over lies they bought wholesale from the media. Have not burned a couple of client bridges in the bio/science space yet; staying off of LI too. Self-employed and need the income but if they say something to my face bashing RFK Jr I may have to bite the bullet. One part of me thinks if I burn all the bridges I will end up on an island with no way back, the other side is like you - on BS overload and consequences be damned.

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Teresa Thibodeaux's avatar

Bullshit overload for the win. 🥇🤦🏻‍♀️

I remember back in high school (I’m 68, so looong time ago) having to write papers that had to meet a word quota. I realized then that bullshit had a place in writing. Filling in to make that quota when you’d run out of facts. So you’d go back and insert more words(the bullshit part)

Apparently nowadays bullshit is all that’s required but they have to insert a bit of a fact.

Please, make it stop.

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Tonee norman's avatar

Yes. It’s an old trick to make us BELIEVE bullshit. Feed us a little truth,then “word salad” us to look anywhere BUT the truth..

For me,I find it difficult to believe much of anything ( which is exhausting) that I don’t see with my own eyes,in real time…

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Donna in MO's avatar

Haha, takes me back to my elementary/middle school days where our punishment at times was to write a xxx-word essay on some topic. Like: why it's wrong to misbehave for a substitute teacher. Hated those essays but I did get to HS with a lot of writing experience!

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Mrs. Itoldya!'s avatar

Exactly!!

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Bridget's avatar

I wonder if Tylenol helps with bullshit overload 🙃

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Momcat's avatar

That's the reason they write it, right? To make you feel hopeless?

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Annie's avatar

Agree 💯 Don't fall in despair. Pity them. Mock them. Pray for them. Encourage them to get every and all shots. 🙂

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SadieJay's avatar

El Gato: "Meme them until they cry." Time to get busy.

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Jan's avatar

Or to ramp up one's victim status to make you feel (learned) helpless?

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Teresa Thibodeaux's avatar

Both I think. Depress and confuse.

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KatWarrior's avatar

Got to jump in with you, Bridget! The heavy dose of righteous rage, snark, and appropriate sarcasm was the perfect tonic this morning, JENNA!

I was late to the Jenna Party yesterday, but I did join and commented. Here is what I said, and it stands even more valid today:

"I am tired. I am weary. I am fed up, and I've had it with my eyeballs swimming in excrement for literally years. But, too bad for me. Now is not the time to back off the gas pedal. LFG! Do not comply!"

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llaw555's avatar

Unbelievable. Well, when the vaccination stats change because less people are getting vaccinated, the evidence will prevail. SIDS and autism WILL decrease .

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CynthiaS's avatar

I think- if I recall correctly - SIDS decreased during the COVID scam shutdown, it was actually noticeable.

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llaw555's avatar

YES! It sure did!!

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Michael Framson's avatar

Kanner's first 11 cases of autism had exposure to Ceresan, a toxic mercury based fungicide.

https://www.ageofautism.com/kim_stagliano/

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The Great Resist's avatar

I read somewhere today that researching autism and only considering genetics without taking external factors into account is like researching lung cancer looking only at genetics and ignoring cigarettes.

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Bridget's avatar

Yes!!!!!!!

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Eli's avatar

48 years ago when I was pregnant with my daughter and I had 104 fever for multiple days I went into the emergency room. The doctors told me not to take Tylenol because it was not an efficient fever reducer. So I just looked it up. Tylenol reduces fever by resetting the brains temperature Regulation mechanism. It does not reduce inflammation in the body. So the body is just as inflamed, but the brain doesn’t allow the body to respond properly. WTF? Sounds like a stupid drug to take for fever any which way. Just like those doctors told me so many years ago.

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Annie's avatar

Same here. I had some serious pain in my 1st pregnancy and my ob said is it so bad you want your unborn child to take it too? Yep. I sucked it up and pain went away on its own. Now it's okay to take anything when pregnant. 🤔

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Immaculata's avatar

Exactly. And liver damage - let’s not forget all the elders who have liver damage from the stuff that doesn’t work for arthritis 🙄

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Annie's avatar

Libbie women being Libbie women.🙄 I mean if they can actually define what a women is. And isn't saying "woman" sexist? I thought they believed women can have a penis and men can have babies too? 🤔😉 They are wack jobs.

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JulieBelzeski's avatar

That woman’s entire worldview is so cringeworthy; so embarrassed for her.

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Annie's avatar

She's not. She means every word she wrote. I have, mostly, gotten over the shock of realizing they are that brainwashed/stupid/vaxx injured - one or all three. That's who they are.

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Teresa Thibodeaux's avatar

Yeah, it’s mind boggling. How can we possibly combat that level of tunnel vision?

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Tonee norman's avatar

It takes wisdom to know we cannot.

It will just drain you.

“When the student is ready, the teacher will come “…but,for them,maybe not in this lifetime 🤷🏻‍♀️

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JulieBelzeski's avatar

I don’t know that we can; but nothing is impossible for God. Maybe praying for people like this is honestly the best thing we can do for them.

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llaw555's avatar

I love that.

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MaryAnn's avatar

And it is her $$$.

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

I think she’s bipolar…dumb and dumber.

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Jerry Grinnell's avatar

I'm totally on board with RFK Jr. But I voted for Other because of Squirrel.

*damn short attention span*

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

I almost did, too. But I didn’t because of “duh” 🤣🤣

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Tonee norman's avatar

I was tempted,too:)

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Juju's avatar

I didn’t vote because I can’t read what each choice is. On the Substack app it cuts off each choice after just a few words. Usually I can figure out what the choice is but I couldn’t today. Lol

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Jeff Schreiber's avatar

The article in Salon is a clear sign that the tide is turning. Less people, especially moms, read dribble like this and even fewer take it seriously.

Thanks Jenna for a good laugh 😆.

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Bridget's avatar

ohhhhhhh I can think of plenty of people who will agree with this. I bet Bluesky will pass it around like candy.

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Patti F's avatar

Same here. I saw people posting yesterday about how they'll take advice from a doctor or scientist, not from a guy with a brain worm (or whatever idiotic phrase they used) because sure - RFKJr did all the research himself. He's just the messenger, but these idiots can't see past their hate.

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Michael Framson's avatar

Patti Google or whatever browser people use make it impossible to go straight to RFK's words directly. I entered RFK jr vaccine research in Google and this is what came up.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=rfk+jr%27s+vaccine+research

Only the most determined to seek the truth will find it.

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llaw555's avatar

Again… repeat, repeat, repeat, rather than going directly to the source and reading and listening to what he has done and continues to do. Not a very wise way to form an opinion.

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🌱Nard🙏's avatar

A friend of mine posted a statement by the American Psychologist Association (so radicalized that my PhD mother fled over 20 years ago) completely debunking everything the admin put out yesterday 🤦‍♀️.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Amer Psychologist Assoc? They don’t even dispense meds. Wth?

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Jeff Schreiber's avatar

Blue Sky - the place where all good liberals go to wallow in their own bull💩

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llaw555's avatar

I participate in PETA petitions daily and I’m pretty sure their app is “Blue Sky.” I was so disappointed when I signed on and saw what their discussions were about. I assumed it would be all about animal welfare.

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Annie's avatar

Go to "Indivisible " pages on Facebook or other social media. Get popcorn ready because it is entertaining. 😄😉

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Bridget's avatar

a dear friend of mine runs a chapter :/ I would NEVER look

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

This kept whapping me upside the head as I watched yesterday: in my own reproductive years (late 70's, 80's), no pharma product other than pre-natal vitamins was allowed. None. I had daily migraine for the whole 3rd month: I just had to "tough it out". Same during birth: (but my choice)--no pharma product as it might/would hurt my baby. This was a whole movement of natural birth in that time. About 15 years ago, I noticed the number of young teachers, pregnant, who were planning "medicated birth". Huh? What happened to "whatever goes into the mother goes into the fetus"?

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Donna O's avatar

I took one sinus Tylenol before I knew I was pregnant. My girl was born with Tetralogy of Fallot and had to go through an open heart total repair surgery before she was 6 months old. I’ve never felt guilt, but I have always wondered if that one pill could have caused the issue. (She’s had a wonderfully healthy life since the operation and is now 36 with a two year old and one in the oven.)

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Goodness, what a story. So happy that she is well, and a mother.

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llaw555's avatar

Ooooo that must have been horrifying at the time. Glad it turned out well.

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llaw555's avatar

These days, doctors shoot entire photo albums with ultra sound and these moms trust that their doctors wouldn’t do something that could potentially cause harm. Not a good idea.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

John Droz writes about Critical Thinking. I wonder if we are witnessing the result of a generation of mothers-to-be (and their husbands) who did not learn to think critically.

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llaw555's avatar

GENERALLY SPEAKING,this generation was raised to believe they have one psychiatric or physical disorder or another and if not them, their friends do. Thank god for the doctors! Being in their 20’s or 30’s during covid , out of fear, they bought into the pandemic and proudly, “the science.” The doctors sold the science. The media sold it. They likely view the absurd number of ultrasounds simply as “modern technology “ and trust the medical industry because they trust “the science.” Also, these kids believe they are using critical thinking and get agreement from a dozen podcasters to prove their point.

I home birthed. I never trusted “the science.”

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Sara Bush's avatar

When my first child was due for the MMR, I insisted on a prescription for just the mumps vax, because I had natural immunity from measles infections, and if what science claimed was true, he would be protected from all of the measles based on my transmitted antibodies. It was hard to manage, but I a had a great pediatrician and pharmacist.

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Sara Bush's avatar

That was 55 years ago.

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llaw555's avatar

Many of us had the measles. Everytime they say it’s “deadly” I just shake my head.

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Jpeach's avatar

Marcotte should be irrelevant but, there is a manufactured audience for her poor attempt to spew propaganda. That audience suffers from irreversible TDS, too many boosters and a shriveled pineal gland.

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Annie's avatar

They are a damaged group.

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Teresa Thibodeaux's avatar

Amen. While I shake my head and am baffled, I DO pray for them. They’re so lost.

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Michael Framson's avatar

One of the highest concentrations of fluoride is found in the pineal gland which lies outside the blood brain barrier. Its plausible that could lead to all kinds of pathology.

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Meddling Kid's avatar

First, in any MAHA argument, who should you give credence to…those with health to lose or those with money to lose?

Second, thanks for reminding me that Honey Boo Boo was once a thing. I think it adequately paints the picture of how dumb the public is and how the first point has been kept under wraps for so long.

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Penny North's avatar

Can you imagine Marcotte able to survive after a disaster? How do you even take care of yourself with that mindset? Geesh…..

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Flippin’ Jersey's avatar

She’s be forced to find a man, who, once she started yammering at him about the patriarchy, would be forced to abandon her to the maddening crowds.

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llaw555's avatar

🤣

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Momcat's avatar

I was hoping for an answer to who poisoned tylenol in the 1980's which forced the packaging of everything to have impervious plastic shields almost impossible to remove. I always figured it was someone in a plastic company that wanted a reason to sell the darn seals.

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llaw555's avatar

They never found out.

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Michelle Herman's avatar

LOL. Would totally make sense that the “protective security seal association “ would have conjured that. But I think it was just a crazy deranged girlfriend trying to poison her boyfriend. Missed him, but killed a few random people… yet started a worldwide movement.

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Barbara Ferne's avatar

Get another COVID shot , Amanda . Your brain has not yet entirely rotted

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Laura Kasner's avatar

😂🤣😂

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