Although rich and famous is probably the reason they're not doing guilt by association. If this was some poor people the courts would work a whole lot differently. The courts practice guilt by association with the general person.
And I guess the most important question is not whether you resist the vaccine, but why?
Because COVID isn't that bad? That means you're a liberal. Because you're terrified of vaccines and the international conspiracy behind them? Not so much liberal. That's perhaps even more right wing than the covid dodgers. At present it's most accurate to say we have a right wing and a far right wing, the left doesn't really exist outside of those who could take it or leave it. Those who aren't that scared either way.
And once this is over, which it soon will be, we really need to redesign our politics. To avoid a minor illness as though it was plague is a far-right behaviour, to shun somebody over such a small risk is absolutely illiberal.
Omicron is the point where Africa with all it's normalcy and youth steps forth to the rescue of a craggy age. When the old people are exhausted and the freaklords can do nothing more to shelter, it is then that we are glad that there are at least some earthlings living on earth.
The days of pretending to know someone who's died will soon be behind us. Normal human beings in Africa have nudged this coronavirus away from the ones like SARS and towards the ones that cause the common cold. It was always leaning in our favour but it's better now that normal human beings have familiarised the virus even for the rich old weirdoes.
And thanks to omicron it's even less appropriate to talk about polio. The disease has just got milder(thanks to unvaccinated Africans)and your vaccines have just got weaker. Half the reason for taking a vaccine has just expired, and that's good news. The booster demonstrates the law of diminishing returns with crystal clarity.
Polio is a deadlier and far more terrible disease that strikes at little children in the same way covid strikes those who would have died soon anyway. Plus the polio vaccine is considerably better than the covid vaccine, not to say that it's flawless.
Trainers, jumper and my brothers got me what is best described as a doomsday hamper. Wholesale bags of pasta, rice and sugar, lots of tins, handwash and the biggest bottle of Listerine I've ever seen. Massive it is.
They're all the bad manners on a woman. Farting and talking with your mouth full. Falsely claiming the right of way is more like the bad manners on a man. Or merging into a lane without looking. The manners that count on a man get the job done. Going to the bathroom to fart is pointlessly refined, it's unproductive with pride of place in a lady's good manner. A man's good manners is to drive as though other people were just as important as him. It's also practical, good business.
The cultures where arranged marriage is still a thing and casual dating not a thing. Who makes the first move? The parents. The parents do what the man would otherwise do and he'll never learn how usual rejection from a woman is. A male 8 gets rejected more than a female 3, it doesn't mean he's a failure.
It's in the nature of woman to truly fear slipping out of the gene pool. It's so much harder for her to handle rejection by saying plenty more fish in the sea, I would have forgotten him in a week. Men forget much easier than women do. Even this. The worst way a man handles rejection is when he forgets that he will have forgotten her in a week.
We've not saved a penny. The pandemic has accelerated the sale of kids into Chinese concentration camps. Inflation is what ravaged finance looks like. A spendthrift aging population choosing to kill itself would have been the ideal solution but we have to remember the ten commandments. Honour thy father and thy mother
Which is where "don't know you were born" comes from. It's when you credit you and your own inner voice for the fact you're not dead, when the truth is that you'd be dead at any other moment in history than this.
A doctor deals with a number of people and it knows a body better than yours but not necessarily your body. Medicine is like the law it's just a generalisation. Some of us have good eyes and quick reflexes but the speed limit is the same for grandad. The highway code, doctor knows best, these are about being more right than wrong in general which is how society actually works. Maybe one day we'll have different speed limits based on the health of the driver but instead we settle for what works for the majority the majority of the time. You can't do whatever you want because of civilization. You can have greater freedom outside of civilisation but you'll be dead by 35 guided by your own inner voice.
And gulf arabian men who are like the ultimate ladies of leisure. A patriarchy where all men are paid to exist. To hold all the cards both culturally and economically. Wherever power concentrates amongst the weakest of people. Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, Qatar etc
The young, the female and the rich. The good looking only child - only daughter - from a rich family. Guaranteed to get what you want. The only thing you lack is manhood, endurance and staying power. By default you love what you can't have, and only what you can't have.
Even Trump has a booster now which makes sense considering that he's obese and 75. Being that age and condition makes even the flu a danger. If your first brush with covid felt like a battle to the death I would consider a booster. I don't think you'd die without the booster but covid is likely to make you quite ill. Its up to you, but I would when I'm obese and 75.
The flu vaccine is never that good neither. But it's still worth having if you've got a weak everything.
At any rate it lasts for a lifetime in terms of reducing the severity of disease. The world can live with flu because of our B and T Cells, not antibodies. You only want a permanent level of active antibodies if you've got a weak everything.
Not really but I'm hopeful that next year will be far more boring, confident that it will be. I think I can be incredibly boring when I put my mind to it.
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RE: Ghislaine Maxwell
Although rich and famous is probably the reason they're not doing guilt by association. If this was some poor people the courts would work a whole lot differently. The courts practice guilt by association with the general person.