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I would probably have read that as a shitpost myself. I mean I think the general thought is that obviously the world was tumultuous before the Ukraine conflict. I also agree with the sentiment of the article to a degree since I can empathize. My kids were both born around the turn of the century, and their whole lives have included internet, rising inflation, mass surveillance, and a military at constant war in their name. In December of 2019 we welcomed a grand-baby into the world. In January of 2020 the world started locking down. I definitely get the sentiment, but I think everyone is kind of sick of the west protracting the conflict and then making it out like everything is Putin's fault and before this everything was all puppy dogs and rainbows.

@frederic@mastodon.bayern ich rechne eh nicht mit der rente. das ist noch jahrzehnte hin. lieber ne grossfamilie starten, das hat sich über jahrtausende bewährt ;)

@Hyolobrika@mstdn.io honestly, they should keep it for my amusement. the amounts of fucking up everything by the royals in the last decade was a great source of joy for the rest of the world.

@Hyolobrika@mstdn.io ... if they drop monarchy, brits could say "we was kings".

@CapitalB i'm sad because kids are dead. they sure didn't deserve that.

i'm not sad for the adults/parents though. everyone could have read the papers. hell, not trusting something labeled "experimental genetic technology", should be common sense.

Rule out Stress and I am freaked out.
It might be that their bodies go 33 on repro.

As if all of this is not horrific enough, Ms Hecht drew studies from three countries — Canada, Scotland and now Israel - -to show that babies are dying disproportionately, during and after 2021, in highly vaccinated countries, and that newborns are dying disproportionately if they have vaccinated mothers versus unvaccinated mothers.

naomiwolf.substack.com/p/dear-

Die #Ärztekammer in #Österreich hat Anfang 2022 schwere Disziplinarmaßnahmen gegen den #Arzt und #Corona Kritiker Andreas #Sönnichsen verhängt, weil diese unter anderem #Gesichtsmasken und die so genannte #Impfung kritisiert hat.
Jetzt hat das #Verwaltungsgericht #Wien die Aussagen von Sönnichsen akzeptiert und die Strafe der Kammer aufgehoben.
Sehr gute Entscheidung für #Maßnahmenkritiker und für die #Meinungsfreiheit!
exxpress.at/wiener-arzt-siegt-

Prof. Karl Lauterbach (@Karl_Lauterbach)

Schweden zeigt, wie verheerend falsche wissenschaftliche Beratung in der Coronapolitik sein kann. Tegnell lag fast immer falsch. Und das sehr selbstbewusst. Erstaunlich, dass er noch im Amt ist. Einen ehrenvollen Rücktritt hätte ihm niemand vorgeworfen...

#^Immunstatus nach SARS-CoV-2-Infektion: Genesene offenbar gut geschützt



Wer eine Infektion mit SARS-CoV-2 überstanden hat, kann erneute Attacken des Virus erstaunlich effektiv abwenden. Dies gilt auch für den Fall, dass der Verlauf nur milde oder sogar asymptomatisch war. Wichtig ist nicht zuletzt, dass inzwischen auch genesene Kinder und Jugendliche als mindestens genauso gut, wenn nicht noch besser vor Reinfektionen geschützt gelten wie genesene Erwachsene.

@skadi it indeed lists synonyms as feature. will keep that in mind. it's one of the projects i have only ever seen listed as dependency but never used :)

@skadi that usually is helpful, yes :D

thinking of it, in general a search which uses a thesaurus would be pretty nice..

@Shadowman311 The very concept of believing in the validity of one's own experiences over what they're being told by authority figures has been all but beaten out of not only the average american, but the average person globally. The "fake news" controversy that trump drummed up, the "expert" worship for slimy contradicting politicians and tiktok nurses during covid, etc.
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