Social GoldenWolf's COVID Vaccine/Lockdown Protest megathread Vol. 2

[SKYNET]

Lockdowns were only a failure where they were half-assed (i.e. not strict enough/too many exceptions/poorly implemented and policed) or ended too soon

 

[Andy Capp]

Good answer, little boy. Go and play now. I have other things to do.

 

[sangreporsangre]

 

[SKYNET]

California gave out the medical data of the vaxxed to a consulting firm.

 

[sangreporsangre]

 

[PhitePhan]

The harsh reality…

 

[gatchaman]

Lockdowns were only a failure where they were half-assed (i.e. not strict enough/too many exceptions/poorly implemented and policed) or ended too soon, usually while there was still uncontrolled community spread--well, not to mention people who just plain refused to follow public health measures. Thanks to a rapid and mostly consistent response, this area of Canada, Atlantic provinces, did pretty well controlling and often preventing community spread(with certain exceptions at various times, usually due to some people giving no fucks) until different parts of the region started to speed re-opening measures ahead of others; many other parts of the country faired pretty poorly from the beginning for the above reasons.

Lockdowns were only a failure where they weren't real communism.

 

[Dana's Moonface]

Lockdowns and "vaccines" were NOT a Failure

Their intentions are just much different that what was advertised, but make no mistake, these were successful as is the proxy War in Ukraine has also been successful

 

[Bald1]

He's an incompetent feckless coward who demands others take responsibility for his safety and comfort.

But I will say this. Lockdowns can be effective in high population density areas where people are stacked on top of one another. But outside of those areas locking people in their homes has been clearly useless.

 

[SurferH2O]

claims to have had

I'll bet you're all boosted up!

 

[Andy Capp]

He's an incompetent feckless coward who demands others take responsibility for his safety and comfort.

But I will say this. Lockdowns can be effective in high population density areas where people are stacked on top of one another. But outside of those areas locking people in their homes has been clearly useless.

Keep the ad hominem and strawmen coming, does wonders for your image.

I make no demands nor cry when they aren't met, unlike some folks around here. Ironic that you should claim otherwise.

 

[Scerpi]

Lockdowns were only a failure where they were half-assed (i.e. not strict enough/too many exceptions/poorly implemented and policed) or ended too soon, usually while there was still uncontrolled community spread--well, not to mention people who just plain refused to follow public health measures. Thanks to a rapid and mostly consistent response, this area of Canada, Atlantic provinces, did pretty well controlling and often preventing community spread(with certain exceptions at various times, usually due to some people giving no fucks) until different parts of the region started to speed re-opening measures ahead of others; many other parts of the country faired pretty poorly from the beginning for the above reasons.

Hahahahaha!!!

Seems to be working out great in China. lol...

Lock me down harder daddy

Clown

 

[maximus__]

Lockdowns were only a failure where they were half-assed (i.e. not strict enough/too many exceptions/poorly implemented and policed) or ended too soon, usually while there was still uncontrolled community spread--well, not to mention people who just plain refused to follow public health measures. Thanks to a rapid and mostly consistent response, this area of Canada, Atlantic provinces, did pretty well controlling and often preventing community spread(with certain exceptions at various times, usually due to some people giving no fucks) until different parts of the region started to speed re-opening measures ahead of others; many other parts of the country faired pretty poorly from the beginning for the above reasons.

Australia had a pretty good crack at it and whilst a lot of what you said happened they managed to keep it isolated to two main states.
Every major outbreak was linked to someone doing the wrong thing at some point though and reintroducing the virus into the community.
Either a quarantine breach in the hotels by staff or a home quarantine who just couldn't stay home.

 

[maximus__]

The "vaccines" were created before the virus was released
The shots have was the reason the virus was released in the first place to get the ball rolling for their great reset

I don't agree with you. The great reset nonsense actually implies that the Government which can barely maintain basic infrastructure like roads is involved in some great conspiracy.
Anyone who has worked for or with Government knows they couldn't organise a root in a brothel. You could literally pay for them, pick the person and walk them into the room.They would still end up screwing the process up in some way by outsourcing the basic job at a ridiculous cost to somebody completely unqualified. They would pick the lowest quote and after all that they still wouldn't get the job done.

 

[lifelessheap]

I don't agree with you. The great reset nonsense actually implies that the Government which can barely maintain basic infrastructure like roads is involved in some great conspiracy.
Anyone who has worked for or with Government knows they couldn't organise a root in a brothel. You could literally pay for them, pick the person and walk them into the room.They would still end up screwing the process up in some way by outsourcing the basic job at a ridiculous cost to somebody completely unqualified. They would pick the lowest quote and after all that they still wouldn't get the job done.

Yet you wish to bestow Government with 100% control over everyone's life.

Literally. Retarded.

 

[maximus__]

Yet you wish to bestow Government with 100% control over everyone's life.

Literally. Retarded.

I have never said that at all? I don't believe in granting the Government 100% control of anything.

 

[Nimrod]

I have never said that at all? I don't believe in granting the Government 100% control of anything.

Just 99%

You can handle the other 1% just fine.

 

[Nimrod]

Lockdowns were only a failure where they were half-assed (i.e. not strict enough/too many exceptions/poorly implemented and policed) or ended too soon, usually while there was still uncontrolled community spread--well, not to mention people who just plain refused to follow public health measures. Thanks to a rapid and mostly consistent response, this area of Canada, Atlantic provinces, did pretty well controlling and often preventing community spread(with certain exceptions at various times, usually due to some people giving no fucks) until different parts of the region started to speed re-opening measures ahead of others; many other parts of the country faired pretty poorly from the beginning for the above reasons.

OK I will bite.

You have any substantial evidence for this other than your overactive imagination?

 

[maximus__]

Just 99%

You can handle the other 1% just fine.

Why because I believe the covid vaccine isn't killing people en masse?
Without Government we don't have welfare, disability or subsidized medical care in plenty of countries.

Do I acknowledge they over pay for these services and make it more completed than it needs to be sure, but none of this leads to the NWO taking us over one conspiracy at a time especially via a free vaccine.

 

[Renard]

Why because I believe the covid vaccine isn't killing people en masse?
Without Government we don't have welfare, disability or subsidized medical care in plenty of countries.

Do I acknowledge they over pay for these services and make it more completed than it needs to be sure, but none of this leads to the NWO taking us over one conspiracy at a time especially via a free vaccine.

"Government" is merely the intermediary collecting the money in a unified pot and dispatching the service. These services don't exist thanks to the state; they exist because there's a collective social will to make it happen and people are contributing an enormous percentage of their productive income to make it happen. If government starts acting like a criminal mafia that primarily busies itself consolidating its' own power, bullies its' citizens, censors them, spies on them, steals the communal money and spends it in a corrupt and ineffectual manner, then the social contract has been broken. The social contract has been broken.