Alex Berenson: I’m increasingly convinced that #SARSCoV2 is a creation of the media/technology complex. (NO - I do not mean it’s not real or was bioengineered.)

Twitter ^ | August 12, 2020 | Alex Berenson

[JimSp]

I declined their voluntary services so this is their punishment. I’m livid.

[metmom]

For how long?

Live in the new U.S.S A., I guess.

[JimSp]

That’s partly what made me so irate. There was no criteria given for it ending, nor was there any invitation to contact them to discuss how and when it would end. As of this morning they have rescinded the order, but they admitted that they weren’t going to notify me. This was by their admission, them punishing me for not cooperating with something that is supposedly voluntary in my state.

[metmom]

I see you are in TX.

I would expect this kind of behavior out of NYS, not TX.

[JimSp]

I have moved away from TX. But Austin and Dallas and Houston would do this in a heartbeat.

[packrat35]

At one time, I would estimate that 30-40% of the freepers posting were Karens, fearmongers, and pro-lockdown.

[metmom]

At one time, we didn’t know what we were dealing with and the FIFTEEN DAY to flatten the curve was supported out of caution.

Well, the curve is flattened, we’ve learned a lot about the virus and how to treat it and how contagious it is, and we’ve seen that it’s become a political tool of oppression.

You can’t fairly condemn people for decisions they made with the working knowledge they had.

Nobody objected to reasonable caution.

Those days are long past.

So so what if at *one time* people were pro-lockdown? For the fifteen days we were asked for, it was not a problem.

And that doesn’t make them Karen’s as nobody was snitching on their neighbors and going full throttle nazi on those who weren’t wearing facemasks, to that accusation is not valid. And nobody was fear mongering when this hit so hard. There is wisdom in caution until you know what you’re dealing with.

Judging people for past behavior and decisions based on current knowledge is disingenuous.

[vigilante2]

Those numbers are manufactured

[Svartalfiar]

Most of us will never know anyone under 55 (65? 70?) who has died of #Covid.

Ha. How many of us even know someone who actually got the ChinaVirus? (By which I mean a positive test.) I can name only two - buddy in CO was really sick for a week or two back in late spring. Then a cousin-in-law tested 'positive' when he went in for strep throat. Tested positive for strep, only had strep symptoms, but doc said what the hell, lets run a ChinaVirus test and see if I get a couple thousand free bonus $$$. Never had symptoms, no one around him ever tested positive or had symptoms (he was at my kid's 1st BDay party the weekend before this). I don't think he ever really had it.

So yea, I'm right next to the Dallas County 'hotspot', and I only directly know of two positive tests - one in CO, and one way down in Waco.

[packrat35]

Any support of any lock down was foolish. Those who fell for that BS, who do not admit they are wrong are Karens.

It was obvious from the start that lock downs were NOT needed. Now we have made dictators of every governor and mayor in the country and they will never give up those powers willingly.

[smokingfrog]

Bat virus + influenza virus = ???