No Amnesty for Pandemic Tyranny: Forgive the people in your life, of course, but never forget what officials did to us.

American Conservative ^ | November 2, 2023 | Micah Meadowcroft

[C19fan]

The headline reads, “Let’s Declare a Pandemic Amnesty.” It would be risible if it were not so galling.

We are to give a pardon to the officials who, over and over, proved themselves blustering little tyrants, and worse, incompetent? Absolutely not. We are to erase the record of those responsible for leaving sick children to waste away in hospitals all alone, for separating husband from wife, for stopping families from holding the hands of the dying or gathering for their funerals? No, no, and again, no. After mandates forced people out of jobs, and the vaccine-turned-therapeutic failed to stop transmission, are we really to stop asking about its potential side effects, or the relationship between pharmaceutical companies and the FDA? Are we really to let bygones be bygones for masking and lockdowns that will set students back for a decade, that shuttered businesses across the country, that multiplied deaths of despair?

[KittyKares]

No amnesty. They did too much harm, and would eagerly do it again next time.

[Maine Mariner]

I will never forgive the elites for censoring anyone who disagreed with them about COVID. I will never forgive the editors of the medical journals who stopped all debate about the causes of COVID and any criticism of the effectiveness of jabs. They attempted to crush any and all dissent, that is unforgivable.

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Goes for any and all local, county, state officials, bureaucrats - employees at various institutions. No mercy towards any of those hacks. Got one little bastard fired so far, working on more. I wanna rack up dismissals like kill decals on the fuselage of a fighter plane. Beware the wrath of the righteous.

 

 

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Pretty well the exact same thing happened to friends of mine. They elected to stay and made Thanksgiving rather "interesting", so the joke was on the cowards.

 

 

[VTenigma]

I made my own tradition and made my homemade beef stew with homegrown Gillfeather turnips for a side. Now I plan to do that every year.