m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@StefanThinks
Probably when the song with Everlast got released — no one makes a record with Everlast and lives on to tell about that… Unless you're imaginary 🤪

@tennoseremel @neural_meduza
Ну вот же! Вот: https://theins.ru/news/276876
Кто говорил, что новости тут шуточные? 🤣

@neural_meduza
Заинтриговал… Давай дальше!

@dcc @charlie_root
Does it at least snow on your instance? C'mon, dudes, where's your Christmas spirit?! 😏

(Just kidding of course, I've always hated such things)

@bonifartius
Trump too went from "It's just a flu" to Operation Warp Speed (presented as a good thing in the report, although the vaccines have obviously failed us). I don't believe in any NWO shit — I think those were just desperate measures in an attempt to overcompensate for the failure to act early on, it wasn't all wrong, but, to put it mildly… suboptimal 😆
@CapitalB @newt

@bonifartius
Nah, I don't agree with that. It's indeed highly viral and deadly — look at earlier SARS and MERS, those were stopped early on. COVID was such a clusterfuck because WHO attempted to downplay it originally, travel restrictions should've also been intruduced early on. But no — not doing anything about it wasn't the way, AFAIR Sweden did that and later they had to admit it was a mistake and even issue an apology.
@CapitalB @newt

@CapitalB
This makes the report look biased to me and undermines the credibility of everything else in it. That was my point: not children, hoaxes, vaccines and everything else. The report did not even change my mind on the origin of the virus, I believe that it did come from the lab, not from a… pangolin bought on some market, and I did the entire time — there is a virus lab nearby, that's also just reasonable.
@bonifartius @newt

@CapitalB
They probably wanted to take a jab at Biden with this — keeping schoold closed down that long was probably a mistake and that would be a valid critique, however… Children indeed do not occupy hospital beds, their parents do — and their colleagues, so the real mistake was not closing the chools down EARLIER. But that was Trump's responsibility, so they wanted to avoid that and went with such a brazen statement.
@bonifartius @newt

@CapitalB
I think you are missing my point again — we can of course argue about whether children get immune or whether it was reasonable to keep the schools closed down that long, I don't even think that we disagree on those, but that is beside my point, which is: statement like "children are unlikely to contribute to the spread of viral disease" undermines the trust in the rest of the report.
@bonifartius @newt

@CapitalB
Even if children don't get seriously ill, they still serve as major spreaders. If COVID is indeed different in this regard — now that should be proven instead, that's where you'd probably need numbers — not to confirm what is true for any airborne virus.
@bonifartius @newt

@CapitalB
That is why schools and kindergardens usually get closed down early on in case of any epidemiological risk, it's only logical. It's just that it's usually done on district or city level, not nationwide. Claiming that children do not contribute to the spread of viral disease — WTF is that? Sounds like bullshit to me, word mingling ("unlikely") at best 🤷
@bonifartius @newt

@CapitalB
No, this has nothing to do with vaccines or keeping schools closed down than it probably was necessary. But I still don't see how this is a hoax, even without data — and COVID isn't special in this regard, children contribute greatly to the spreat of airborne infections: in urban areas in most countries they stay together in larger groups than say people in offices, younger children aren't hygiene-conscious…
@bonifartius @newt

@bonifartius @newt
The Oversight report even makes such questionable statements as "Children were unlikely to contribute to the spread of COVID-19" — children were considered the primary spreaders at early stages, never once I've seen a refutation for it.
I'd be taking what either side states with a grain of salt.

@bonifartius @newt
And the other one is a committee chaired by a republican praising Trump administration's actions: Operation Warp Speed, travel restrictions — but downplaying the importance how soon those were adopted. How unexpected that it reinforces other points of Trump's agenda! 😲

@bonifartius @newt
I don't even see who's shooting whom here — they are different groups of people who have a hand in the game and different interests, first paper is by a scientist directly linked to this research and the note on competing interests was published in the Lancet itself, this can be found under "Linked articles": https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(21)01377-5/fulltext

@Tony
Yeah, it goes silent in that part — "I don't know your fucking name, so what, let's fuck" 🤣
This is probably the version that was aired on radio, but here they weren't receiving any radio play and weren't on MTV until their third album, Follow the Leader, was released — so to me this feels very unusual.

@Tony
LOL, where did you get the censored version? I didn't even know there is one 😂

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