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To: HotHunt

Staying indoors will not make this virus go away.

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Our immune system is greatly weakened due to staying indoors allowing us to become more susceptible to other disease and the the 2nd round of Covid.

Globalist plan? Kill the old and vulnerable first, then kill the rest later due to their weakened immune systems.

People, please get outside and enjoy the Sun.


52 posted on 04/30/2020 5:14:39 AM PDT by HypatiaTaught
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To: HypatiaTaught
Luckily my wife and I and our 2 year old granddaughter live on a 30 acre farm.

We haven't taken the lockdown/quarantine, stay in your homes orders seriously since this started. Especially when it's some government politician and bureaucrats telling us to do it.

We live in a free and open society where we have rights, The governors can't take those away because they want to practice their dictator skills.

I see the citizens of South Dakota are showing a parade for their governor for not falling into lockstep with the rest of the nation and closing her state down. Good for her and good for them.

56 posted on 04/30/2020 5:49:19 AM PDT by HotHunt (Been there. Done that.)
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To: HypatiaTaught

Don’t a lot of viruses get killed outside from the UV Radiation from the Sun? I would be willing to believe that people being inside so much is what makes you essentially trapped inside with the disease. Even ancient and medieval armies threw human corpses and animal carcasses over the walls into the enemy castles or walled city to trap their enemies with disease.


59 posted on 04/30/2020 6:02:19 AM PDT by Morpheus2009
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