There was a time when UK tyrants considered killing all domestic cats...scamdemic
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There was a time when UK tyrants considered killing all domestic cats...scamdemic
by Calypso Jones Sun Mar 05, 2023 7:01 pm
sounds very chinese-y to me.
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by Calypso Jones Sun Mar 05, 2023 7:02 pm
He looks full of ....'it'. Probably brits would have rioted if they'd been ordered to kill their cats vs force the poison shot on their kids.
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by billy the kid Sun Mar 05, 2023 7:43 pm
There was also a time when the tyrants were wanting everyone
who had not been jabbed to be refused medical treatment...
This included that incompetent fool, retired NSW Premier Bob Carr,
why just loved dressing up in womens clothes....
FFS...
who had not been jabbed to be refused medical treatment...
This included that incompetent fool, retired NSW Premier Bob Carr,
why just loved dressing up in womens clothes....
FFS...
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by HawkTheSlayer Sun Mar 05, 2023 8:22 pm
It never ceases to amaze me the sheer volume of idiots in government and health positions.
All these drastic ideas and fear tactics for a flu.
All these drastic ideas and fear tactics for a flu.
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by Calypso Jones Sun Mar 05, 2023 8:43 pm
You might enjoy this @"billy the kid it's about australia and America.
https://caldronpool.com/covid-mea-culpas-and-back-flips/
Covid mea culpas and backflips.
But perhaps more important than any individual error was how inherently flawed the overall approach of the scientific community was, and continues to be. It was flawed in a way that undermined its efficacy and resulted in thousands if not millions of preventable deaths.
What we did not properly appreciate is that preferences determine how scientific expertise is used, and that our preferences might be—indeed, our preferences were—very different from many of the people that we serve. We created policy based on our preferences, then justified it using data. And then we portrayed those opposing our efforts as misguided, ignorant, selfish, and evil.
We made science a team sport, and in so doing, we made it no longer science. It became us versus them, and “they” responded the only way anyone might expect them to: by resisting.
He concludes:
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[P]andemic policy was created by a razor-thin sliver of American society who anointed themselves to preside over the working class—members of academia, government, medicine, journalism, tech, and public health, who are highly educated and privileged. From the comfort of their privilege, this elite prizes paternalism, as opposed to average Americans who laud self-reliance and whose daily lives routinely demand that they reckon with risk. That many of our leaders neglected to consider the lived experience of those across the class divide is unconscionable.
Incomprehensible to us due to this class divide, we severely judged lockdown critics as lazy, backwards, even evil. We dismissed as “grifters” those who represented their interests. We believed “misinformation” energized the ignorant, and we refused to accept that such people simply had a different, valid point of view.
We crafted policy for the people without consulting them. If our public health officials had led with less hubris, the course of the pandemic in the United States might have had a very different outcome, with far fewer lost lives.
Instead, we have witnessed a massive and ongoing loss of life in America due to distrust of vaccines and the healthcare system; a massive concentration in wealth by already wealthy elites; a rise in suicides and gun violence especially among the poor; a near-doubling of the rate of depression and anxiety disorders especially among the young; a catastrophic loss of educational attainment among already disadvantaged children; and among those most vulnerable, a massive loss of trust in healthcare, science, scientific authorities, and political leaders more broadly.
My motivation for writing this is simple: It’s clear to me that for public trust to be restored in science, scientists should publicly discuss what went right and what went wrong during the pandemic, and where we could have done better.
https://caldronpool.com/covid-mea-culpas-and-back-flips/
Covid mea culpas and backflips.
But perhaps more important than any individual error was how inherently flawed the overall approach of the scientific community was, and continues to be. It was flawed in a way that undermined its efficacy and resulted in thousands if not millions of preventable deaths.
What we did not properly appreciate is that preferences determine how scientific expertise is used, and that our preferences might be—indeed, our preferences were—very different from many of the people that we serve. We created policy based on our preferences, then justified it using data. And then we portrayed those opposing our efforts as misguided, ignorant, selfish, and evil.
We made science a team sport, and in so doing, we made it no longer science. It became us versus them, and “they” responded the only way anyone might expect them to: by resisting.
He concludes:
Advertisement
[P]andemic policy was created by a razor-thin sliver of American society who anointed themselves to preside over the working class—members of academia, government, medicine, journalism, tech, and public health, who are highly educated and privileged. From the comfort of their privilege, this elite prizes paternalism, as opposed to average Americans who laud self-reliance and whose daily lives routinely demand that they reckon with risk. That many of our leaders neglected to consider the lived experience of those across the class divide is unconscionable.
Incomprehensible to us due to this class divide, we severely judged lockdown critics as lazy, backwards, even evil. We dismissed as “grifters” those who represented their interests. We believed “misinformation” energized the ignorant, and we refused to accept that such people simply had a different, valid point of view.
We crafted policy for the people without consulting them. If our public health officials had led with less hubris, the course of the pandemic in the United States might have had a very different outcome, with far fewer lost lives.
Instead, we have witnessed a massive and ongoing loss of life in America due to distrust of vaccines and the healthcare system; a massive concentration in wealth by already wealthy elites; a rise in suicides and gun violence especially among the poor; a near-doubling of the rate of depression and anxiety disorders especially among the young; a catastrophic loss of educational attainment among already disadvantaged children; and among those most vulnerable, a massive loss of trust in healthcare, science, scientific authorities, and political leaders more broadly.
My motivation for writing this is simple: It’s clear to me that for public trust to be restored in science, scientists should publicly discuss what went right and what went wrong during the pandemic, and where we could have done better.
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by Calypso Jones Sun Mar 05, 2023 8:47 pm
Madonna was never questioned or called to account for her remarks..
'I have seriously thought about blowing up the white house'. just sayin'
'I have seriously thought about blowing up the white house'. just sayin'
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by HawkTheSlayer Sun Mar 05, 2023 9:08 pm
Calypso Jones wrote:Madonna was never questioned or called to account for her remarks..
'I have seriously thought about blowing up the white house'. just sayin'
She should have been investigated considering how much she's blown over the years.
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