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SimulationCommander's avatar

Sadly, Bernie's spent a lifetime being a sellout for power when it really matters. When he worked with Ron Paul on the Audit the Fed bill, Sanders neutered the legislation after it was clear the bill would pass.

Then of course there's the famous bending the knee to Hillary in 2016. You know who didn't bend the knee to Hillary in 2016?

Tulsi Gabbard.

And look what that got her. Run out of the party, out of politics, and eventually into the Trump orbit.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

Yeah, but don't forget as soon as Bernie became a millionaire he upped the ante and starting going after billionaires.

I'm just shocked that a self proclaimed socialist never got around to redistributing his ill-gotten millions.

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

Bernie is a part of the Proletariat of his movement. He needs to keep his wealth to continue spreading the message properly.

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

I guess this statement works from the side of Sarcasm as well, even though I meant it the other way. LOL

Citizen Bitcoin's avatar

I could not tell if you were being sarcastic or not

lol

Harry Potter's avatar

He’s a “party leader”. Politburo type figure. We know the communists do have a ruling elite who get to live better than the folks.

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

Dammit.. Politburo was the word I was going for... LOL

Kirk Anderson's avatar

Because socialists are supposed to give away what they have? Is that somewhere in Marx, or are you confusing him with Jesus?

Ryan Gardner's avatar

But if we just try socialism again...it'll work!

Lawyers Guns & Money's avatar

1. We've never tried socialism.

2. Bernie has never favored socialism. He's a social democrat. Big difference. He believes in capitalism, just not wanton and completely free.

Starry Gordon's avatar

There are thousands, maybe millions, of socialist enterprises alive and working today. That is, businesses and institutions owned and operated by the people who work at them. That's the actual definition of socialism, by the way, at least for those who read the history of the idea and its practice.

Mark Donaghey's avatar

Socialism has worked everywhere it's been tried, from the perspective of the working class. Socialist China is doing quite well compared to its US capitalist counterpart, and its southeast Asian capitalust counterpart, India. Where would you rather live today: China or India? North Korea, Vietnam, Cuba all doing quite well compared to their capitalist neighbors like the Philippines, Indonesia, Haiti, Jamaica etc. - in spite of extensive efforts of entire capitalist world to destroy their economies. Socialism works - for workers. Capitalism sucks for workers - always has & always will.

Dims Stink's avatar

Yes, dumbass. It is in Marx.

Marx's whole point was totally equality. Lenin and Mao did not accumulate massive wealth.

Kirk Anderson's avatar

You haven't read it. You're blowing smoke.

BookWench's avatar

But those high up in the party do pretty well for themselves, don't they?

Lars Porsena's avatar

'Because socialists are supposed to give away what they have?' No, socialists are supposed to give away what everyone else have.

John Oh's avatar

Have you not noticed that all the politicians that are socialists are getting rich being socialists while the rest of us slowly lose our rights and our money?

Dan Mage's avatar

There's a book titled "Without Marx or Jesus," can't remember much about it but it a nice thought.

The Wright Stuff's avatar

In that sense he’s a lot like Matt, who is now also a millionaire. The difference is that Matt is desperate for Elon Musk’s approval whereas Bernie is still willing to criticize him.

Dims Stink's avatar

Musk basically fired Matt after he did criticize him.

Is there anything you leftists do know?

😂

The Wright Stuff's avatar

lol. Musk claimed that Substack was trying to download Twitter's database and deplatformed Taibbi after Taibbi protested this want true. True or not, Taibbi’s position was not to tell Musk to F*** himself, but rather to grovel and plead that he has ‘repeatedly declined to criticize’ him. And he continues to hold up his end of the bargain. The know-nothing Right never disappoints.

gettinolder's avatar

I subscribe to Matt and have followed him for years. You are full of yourself

Alixana's avatar

Well, full of SOMETHING, to be sure.

Love's avatar

Bullshit. Matt knows he’s been shadow-banned since the rift and has not hesitated to call Elon out on it. He’s also called out Elon on other issues. Matt definitely gives credit to Elon where it is due. Elon bought Twitter and exposed the government censorship of Americans. Also you need to be on X where you can possibly get money for saying stupid shit to get replies.

The Wright Stuff's avatar

I think Matt, like you or I or Elon, deserves to be criticized when we he makes mistakes. Or is this a fan club? More so, I’d say, because he is a scathing critic of others himself, which is why so many people subscribe and make him a wealthy man. Anyway, I find the wording of Matt’s Tweet to Elon Musk revealing. ‘I’ve continuously declined to criticize you’ which says to me he is holding his punches. That speaks volumes.

BookWench's avatar

What are you babbling about?

Frankly, why are you even here?

You apparently despise Matt, because you never have a positive remark to make. All you do is come here to bash him -- and you can't even be entertaining about it.

(Trolls should be entertaining, as far as I'm concerned.)

It would be like me subscribing to Taylor Lorenz or Jim Acosta, just so I could spaz out in their comment sections.

Only I doubt either of them maintains a "No Rules" policy on their comment sections, like Matt does.

The Wright Stuff's avatar

So, no ability to argue the facts, is that right? It seems you just want a fan club and entertainment.

DC Lovell's avatar

Your profile, Looking to counter the lucrative substack misinformation industry, might lean one to conclude you are an out of work hack that is jealous of Matt. I might add Matt uses the money he makes to support journalism / journalists.

Matt Walsh's avatar

Yeah but he sure does defend big pharma huh?

DarkSkyBest's avatar

Exactly. BTW. His pres campaign sold gear. I thought his gear had one of the greatest designs that cycle -- line art of his hair and glasses. You mean the campaign had no "Bernie for Pres" onesies? Golden opportunity missed. Money, and message- wise.

Stxbuck's avatar

Just remember-all socialism really means in the American context is that you want Nancy Pelosi and Co. literally running your companies, not just glomming on to stock tips.

Rick Olivier's avatar

He couldn’t be unburdened

Eileen Thornton Renda's avatar

It’s all about Inflation and then those Benjamins start to shrink along with youthful proclamations, lol.

Jan's avatar

I used to listen to him on thom Hartman progressive radio. (I was a democrat then) I got tired of the same bloviating every Friday while he did nothing. He was and always has been a blowhard coward.

SimulationCommander's avatar

It's easy to just sit and rail against the system when nobody's listening. Once he actually got some power, he sold out faster than a $1 Taylor Swift concert.

Jan's avatar

I realized as time went on that he was an independent with no real defined constituents and no real defined power so blab blab blab blab was cheap for him. Plus meant nothing for us. Lazy (as mentioned below) and getting the paychecks from the usual critters.

Grape Soda's avatar

Hillary understands power. Bernie folded before her ambition like the empty suit he is.

DAVID STRYJAK's avatar

You put it perfectly I really liked him back then but as time went on you are exactly right.

Madjack's avatar

And reportedly lazy.

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

Bernie is the Gold Standard for Hypocrite on Capital Hill. It's really amazing. So many of these clowns talk about what should be and live a life in complete contradiction to that way of living. Warren is another in the list. Stop corruption, except my corruption or the corruption of those that provide my way of life.

SimulationCommander's avatar

THE PROBLEM IS THESE MILLIONAIRES AND BILLIONAIRES!

[Bernie becomes a multi-millionaire]

THE PROBLEM IS THESE BILLIONAIRES!

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

It's like all of these clowns that the left trots out (clear.. the right is not innocent), but take Leo DiCaprio... A man I desperately want a charity cage match with. Fossil fuels are killing the planet, look at me and my Prius... oh.. don't look at the yacht I am always on that uses more fuel than NYC, or on all my private jets.....

BookWench's avatar

Imagine the cognitive dissonance they have to maintain while flying in private jets to Climate Armageddon conferences.

It's like something out of South Park -- only it's real.

Polyxena of the Pink Poppy's avatar

I don’t even understand how going after millionaires could become popular. There are many of those and most of them worked hard as hell for it.

As far as I’m concerned becoming a millionaire is part of the American dream. Seems like going after millionaires is a great way to kill ingenuity.

BookWench's avatar

It's just the politics of envy & resentment.

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

I mean, sure.. If you confiscated the wealth (which is mostly in assets you'd then have to sell) of the top 1%, you'd get like $25Tn if you could sell all of the assets at estimated value. The issue is... who would you sell it to?

Enna's avatar

Perhaps if Kennedy was a billionaire instead of just a lowly millionaire he might get sone respect :)

April Duke's avatar

Well, you know there's been a lot of inflation, and Millions are now worth Billions - ;)

Doge's avatar

Luv it, the only thing that would make it better is to hear it spoken in Bern's overeducated dbag accent

Marcia Gorham's avatar

Elizabeth: Make college affordable for all.

Also Elizabeth: Pay me $500,000 for teaching one or two classes.

Dazed and Confused's avatar

A onesie. A goddam f***ing onesie. That was bernie's attempt to derail RFK jr? He is way past is sell by date.

SimulationCommander's avatar

Being sold by a company RFK has no control over.

And Sanders called it MILITANTLY anti-vaccine.

A onesie. Militantly anti-vaccine.

Bryan Winchell's avatar

The words “militant” and “onesie” when said or written together are on my 2025 “Nonsense Apocalypse” Bingo card. I didn’t think they’d ever be called let alone before the first month finished!

Lawyers Guns & Money's avatar

In a few years, we'll all forget about "jumbo shrimp" and "defense intelligence," and all be saying "militant onesie" for all oxymorons.

Eric J's avatar

Well, hold on to your dookey, its about to get spooky!

ClarabelleVonH's avatar

I am almost past my "use by" date, and this makes me want to have another child so that I can buy him or her a militant onesy.

Bryan Winchell's avatar

I can only imagine the conversation:

“But, hon, I thought you’d said you’d never have another?”

“Well, the Militant Onesies community is under assault from the overzealous government, so I had to my part. Solidarity, baby!”

Lawyers Guns & Money's avatar

Watch your mouth there, SimCom, that onesie will come over to your place with very bad intentions. It is militant.

GAVEMartin's avatar

They come in "camo" in the 12 mos size.

SimulationCommander's avatar

GOP DRESSES CHILD SOLDIERS IN MILITANT ANTI-VACCINE UNIFORMS -- CNN

BookWench's avatar

Militant onesies sound gnarly, dude!

Cooper Raymond's avatar

When you got nothing left in the toolkit..pull out the onesie.

I just want to know what happened to the 2 tykes that were wearing those.

Enna's avatar

Did u see the meme of Bernie in a “ vaxxed and afraid” onsie?

Shelley's avatar

But his shelf life lingers on as Vermont voters only have two choice for both Senate seats.

GAVEMartin's avatar

He has aged like a good Vermont cheese should.

ResistWeMuch's avatar

just give Bernie a free onesie and he'll be happy.

Citizen Bitcoin's avatar

all my contributions came from blue collar big pharma employees!

no more onesie!

Cooper Raymond's avatar

Yeah,, but when he bent the knee to Hillary...she at least handed him the keys to a nice lake house on Lake Champlain.

SimulationCommander's avatar

It's not a tough decision, as you can see.

I can blow you away, or you can ride with me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdfF0cOC50w

ResistWeMuch's avatar

Bernie went one way, Seth Rich, the other.

SimulationCommander's avatar

Savage!

Savage!

Savage!

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@CLJ3's avatar

And she has more fans/supporters now too. If we are lucky they will have Tulsi as a burr in their saddle for a long time to come.

Paul Harper's avatar

"Run out of the party, out of politics and eventually into the Trump orbit."

You make that sound like a bad thing. She's one of the few free of the stench billowing forth every time a sell-out Dem/Rep opens her/his cake hole. I myself am a grateful apostate. Got harangued this afternoon by a demented old pal and his wife for insisting "there's some good in each of us. We need to talk with each other." Their reply? Not.A.Chance. And, we're the problem?

Early in 2017, I urged my former peers to run as far and fast away from the piss-dossier as possible. Bernie and Warren swallowed the entire mess whole, bent over for cash, and stayed down. My guess is that even the most diehard young Dem supporter is going to take one long, hard look at Warren and Bernie at these confirmations and go "PHee-yew, what a stink."

What sane person would ever listen to a word these rodents ever uttered again.

SimulationCommander's avatar

She might have ended up in a good place, but what a wringer she got put through.....

GAVEMartin's avatar

Tulsi still has "runway" because she is not a jellyfish like Sanders.

Ollo Gorog's avatar

Your description of Sanders fits. It makes sense out of what looks like crazy schizo behavior.

Brian Fleury's avatar

See, you're pointing out why Bernie reformed, bent the knee, & behaved like a good boy. He did not want to be drummed out of the Democratic caucus & become legislatively neutered, something the king of amendments would never abide.

Bernie always just wanted to be the junior senator from Vermont and will do what it takes to protect that position.

SimulationCommander's avatar

Yep. Tulsi stood up for him and paid the price, and the slimeball won't even vote to confirm her.

Grape Soda's avatar

This. Bernie in power is an oxymoron. He’d have been worse than Biden. We’d have become Canada. Destroyed for our own good while the cronies make bank in the background. Cronies are cronies whether nominally socialist or capitalist.

Beeswax's avatar

Being run out the Democrat party for telling the truth does not equal leaving politics. Working for the federal government under a Trump presidency is politics. Gabbard will probably be confirmed, and I'll be delighted to see her in charge of National Intelligence.

Even if she isn't confirmed, her values have not changed, and she's not going anywhere. Good riddance to the "Our Democracy" club of self-righteous sheep, censors and scolds.

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SimulationCommander's avatar

Supposedly it's because of the recent reforms.

https://simulationcommander.substack.com/p/tulsi-talks-turkey

Personally, I'd be happy to burn it all down.

Lisa N.'s avatar

I went to the Children’s Health Defense merch store to check it out. They’re offering an extra 10% discount on all children’s items with the code “BERNIE”. Love it!

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Citizen Bitcoin's avatar

I can verify it, I was there right now

Lia's avatar

I should have realized the truth about Bernie when he was silent about the persecution of Julian Assange while Tulsi Gabbard was very outspoken about it, for which she is now paying the price. Bernie is an Independent in name only. He's controlled opposition, a fully bought and paid for member of the political establishment he pretends to oppose. I'm embarrassed to admit I was a diehard Berner in 2016!

Cooper Raymond's avatar

I sat with Bernie Bros at an OWS encampment in Boston in 2011 as an exercise in trying to understand those I didn't understand; all in order to be understood.

The irony of ironies is that his OWS encampment was just 200 yards from where the Boston Tea Party happened.

I found after an hour of conversation that their beef with the "system" was precisely the same as the beef the Tea Party had, who I had met with the year prior.

Winston Marshall debated Nancy Pelosi last fall at Oxford Union that really explains this whole phenomenon that Populism WOULD NOT EVEN EXIST if not for the overreaching authoritarian ways of the Establishment; all while crying "they're a threat to democracy."

Definitely worth your time watching this debate. Even Paul Pelosi is found to be rolling his eyes and shaking his head when Nancy goes on her rants.

It's why 20% of the Bernie Bros voted Trump in 2016. They may disagree on some key issues, but realize that if you don't do a major remodel on "the system"...nobody is going get the change they seek.

SimulationCommander's avatar

Some might even say that the sudden "racism" push at the time was to stop the OWS people and the Tea Party people from realizing they were on the same side.

Cooper Raymond's avatar

Establishment and Establishment Media want low information voters to see everything through the Left Vs. Right and D vs. R and Blue Vs Red lens they use to talk about politics.

It's not a linear political spectrum anymore.

It's now We the People down here lower in the hierarchy against The Establishment and Elites. And we ain't puttin' up with their crap anymore.

We don't need them gone...we just need them to remember they work for us...not themselves.

APriori's avatar

But this is not correct. Trump is an elite. Musk is an elite. RFK is an elite. Even Tulsi Gabbard is an elite, as a former member of Congress.

It's not about being elite. It's about being *elitist.* You can be a billionaire and be a populist. You can be a pauper and be an elitist.

jlalbrecht's avatar

I maxed out my donations to Bernie in 2016. But I'm not embarrassed by it. There is nothing to be embarrassed about when someone does a really good job of fooling you. That is on them. 2020 I had nothing to do with Bernie.

In the immortal words of W/The Who, "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, we won't get fooled again."

TeeJae's avatar

Same. Also in 2020. Even went to his Boston rally in early 2020 right before the "2 weeks to flatten the curve" lockdown. My last straw with Bernie was when he fell in line in support of Biden. Blech.

Bob Brown's avatar

Matt - well put, way to call out Democratic hypocrisy!

badnabor's avatar

Agreed. The Democrat Senators are using this "time honored" approval process to... I guess demonstrate their commitment to hypocrisy? Are they really that stupid? {It's a rhetorical question}

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

They are not stupid. Their followers are, and that is why they have this "time honored" tradition. Ultimately... We The People are the true idiots.

Cooper Raymond's avatar

With the irony being that those who were allegedly WOKE...woke the rest of us up and we're not putting up with WOKE anymore.

Lawyers Guns & Money's avatar

Especially those of us who don't understand what a rhetorical question is.

Turd_Ferguson's avatar

Well, the comment was edited to add the Rhetorical part, but my statement stands on it's own either way.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

They're demonstrating they're just one big yeast infection

Jan's avatar

Winner. 👏🏻👏🏻

Jrod's avatar

The problem is the fact that he's being a hypocrite not only doesn't register with him, even if it did he would not care in the slightest. One must have principles to acknowledge hypocrisy. The ends always justify the means. That's all that matters.

Doohmax's avatar

Democrats, to retain their position in the tribe, are required to say stupid shit they know is utter nonsense.

APriori's avatar

I was one of Sanders’s largest donors in ‘16 and ‘20, not that I could easily afford it, back when he hadn’t yet fully demonstrated his critical lack of courage and judgment wherever the rubber meets the road.

His demand that RFK embrace “healthcare as a human right” is just a demand that RFK embrace another huge and effectively compulsory windfall for a predatory industry, taken from the pockets of regular taxpayers.

George Conrad Dick's avatar

When anyone advocates that Healthcare is a human right, they are endorsing involuntary servitude, better known as slavery. Because for that right to be fulfilled, someone else must be forced to provide it. That taxpayers are robbed by the government to pay their salary does not lessen the moral injustice. The same would also be true for a right to food, clothes, housing, transportation, or Obamaphone.

APriori's avatar

It's too bad RFK didn't have that insight at the ready when he was being hectored by Sanders. The good news is that some people who used to swoon over Sanders's rhetoric on this issue—people like me—have now honestly reckoned with what it really means.

Nell Goddin's avatar

I was too. And knocked a lot of doors. Both of those primaries rigged.

And now yeah agree with your assessment...

APriori's avatar

It’s hilarious, in a pitch-black sort of way, that the “Democratic Party” hasn’t held a democratic primary since 2008.

Madeline McCormick's avatar

Truth. When I mention this to my liberal friends, they have no reply other than it has to be that way to defeat Trump. Hmmm...

APriori's avatar

It's worked out well for them, hasn't it?

Ironically, if Democrats had allowed their voters to freely choose, and if their voters were still capable of freethinking behavior—which is now, amazingly, the exclusive domain of Republicans (edit: and independents, of course)—they could have had a very good shot at beating Trump.

It's still remarkable that even with all the unprecedented institutional collusion Democrats could marshall, a fake-tanned, gold-plated, hipshooting real estate developer has beat them not once but twice.

rtj's avatar

Even '08 was technically not democratic. They still had the superdelegates. Difference was they switched to Obama midstream, reading the room from how primary voters were leaning.

My favorite part of '08 primaries (aside for when Hillary lost) was when Obama was well ahead, and Hillary was still saying "you can be my VP". Obama of course said "I'm not running for VP.

APriori's avatar

But the super delegates were just about evenly split, and of course, unlike in 2016, neither of the two frontrunners owned and operated the DNC. So as much as any primary ever is, it was still up to voters to decide who their nominee would be.

Kevin Schilling's avatar

Yikes,,,,you're right! I hadn't thought of it that way before.

Cooper Raymond's avatar

Something tells me all that smoking over the years shrunk his manhood.

Alissa's avatar

Dang…. That’s a lot of $$ considering big pharm was 1.9 plus mil!!! Sorry, my condolences!

Brook Hines's avatar

Matt nailed it here (and on ATW) with this analysis RE censorship and Bernie. So weird that he attacked RFK on a speech issue.

free speech was the first principle of American liberalism. ironic that liberals killed it.

A Pragmatist, SE Wisconsin's avatar

Anyone who doesn't support free speech, is no longer a liberal. In Bernie's case, he has joined the ranks of illiberal leftists, who make up present day Democrats.

TeeJae's avatar

They're certainly ILL, alright.

Lawyers Guns & Money's avatar

No, it was people who used to be liberals and still claim to be liberals who killed it. I guess the best thing to call most of them is Democrats now. If they used to be against war, censorship, and spying on our own citizens, they were liberals. If they love the Ukraine and Israel wars, have no issues with what has happened to online freedom, and actually try to criticize someone who supports Assange and Snowden, I don't know what the fuck they are, but they're not liberals.

ResistWeMuch's avatar

"whatever appears necessary" allows you to shift positions when they are no longer beneficial to your cause or disposition. for example, freedom of speech always benefits the underdog. when you are no longer the underdog you try to get rid of it. this is the way of the statist, of which fascism and socialism are just different flavors.

Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Bernie's leash must have been pretty tight to get him that worked up. Could he be one of those being blackmailed? Fear is quite the motivator.

Ind Decider - powered by AI's avatar

Bernie got triggered and he knew his check writers at pfizer would not be happy unless he gave a full throated/gagged response to rfk spitting uncomfortable facts about their man bernie and the rest of the street walkers unhappy with uncomfortable truths spoken in such hallowed halls where a shirtless viking put his feet on nancy's desk and finished off a mostly empty box of Franzia.

I'm surprised bernie showed up without his Pfizer gag and nipple rings.

DaveL's avatar

The leash must’ve been used with choke chain…

Cooper Raymond's avatar

That's what I was thinking.

Who lit the fuse on his tampon?

Charles Wemyss, Jr.'s avatar

Go Matt Go! You have the chops to get through to Senator Sanders, I doubt he will listen, but at least you got it out there and in front of him. To say that the entire hearing process has been ugly this week is the understatement of the decade. I don’t think any of the members of the Senate realize people (regular people) are watching and seeing this absolutely childish disgusting and despicable shambles of a confirmation process. They have all lost the plot. ALL OF THEM both sides of the aisle. (Okay Rand Paul had a moment or two…) Anyway keep after them!!

Tardigrade's avatar

The Rand Paul rant was kind of inspiring.

Stxbuck's avatar

Rand is totally a Mr. Smith Goes to Washington type at heart, but he supports the 2nd Amendment and bureaucratic accountability, so that makes him evil to the msm, while simultaneously NOT being down with Josh Hawley style Christian big government bs, so that makes him unappealing to MAGA/Charlie Kirk Johnny come latelys.

SimulationCommander's avatar

"I don’t think any of the members of the Senate realize people (regular people) are watching and seeing this absolutely childish disgusting and despicable shambles of a confirmation process."

This is exactly it. They used to be able to 'clip' their little angry rant and attach it to a fundraising email. Now WE record and playback the whole thing, not just the 5 seconds that makes the Senator in question look good.

Charles Wemyss, Jr.'s avatar

And oddly they still don’t get it…control of media is out of their slippery hands too many alternatives and long form podcasts etc…good for transparency bad for the bloviating baffoons on the elevated Dias…

SimulationCommander's avatar

I'm really torn about this.

On one hand, misinforming the public to such a massive degree clearly harms Americans.

On the other hand, the fact the media won't stop lying is job security for me....

BookWench's avatar

Very true.

I wrote several of them and let them know what I thought of their hysteria and stupidity -- while noting that I was aware of their Big Pharm donors.

Charles Wemyss, Jr.'s avatar

Yikes! Well do your best! No one is coming to save us so best to save yourself! I think more and more Americans are becoming discerning about what they read and hear and see. The polularity of the long form podcast seems to bear out the fact that Americans can do more than 30 second live shot sound bites.

McG's avatar

Dem Priorities - 2025 Edition:

Do you accept the results of 2020 election?

Are you spreading Kremlin talk points?

How do ya feel about Jan 6?

But who's going to pick the crops?

Was that a Hitler salute?

But what about Jan6? Insurrection??

DO YOU DENOUNCE THESE ONESIES?!

Lizzie's avatar

You forgot the questions about when they stopped beating their spouses/partners and how many times they’ve sexually harassed friends or colleagues.

BookWench's avatar

Exactly!

Brilliant summation.

Butt Actually's avatar

The COVID vaccines don’t stop transmission?

Noam Deplume, Jr. (look,at,me)'s avatar

No, they don't stop infection or transmission. They are VINOs, Vaccinations In Name Only.

Butt Actually's avatar

Do they mitigate male pattern hair loss?

Julinthecrown's avatar

No, but they will help iron poor blood.

Leslie Sacha's avatar

It really should cure male baldness given a) it had little other benefit; and b) given many millions taxpayers coughed up to cover the cost of development, manufacture, and “free” distribution of the vaccine that led to big pharma netting hundreds of $millions risk free profit (plus a liability waiver!). I recall a report of $94 million profit to pharma just for one year (as reported by left wing Yahoo Finance). And taxpayers for some reason were not paid back anything out of these profits despite all their involuntary investments.

Kevin Schilling's avatar

me thinks it might have been 94 billion for the entire pharma industry

megan's avatar

And cure heartbreak.

Steenroid's avatar

But, but they changed the definition of vaccine.

PamelaDrew's avatar

Worse than that they are not vaccines at all w nothing in common beside syringe delivery. The mRNA TRANSFECTIONS are decades old lab tool in every medical school, every virology, vaccine development & biologics lab around the globe.

oops forgot ThermoFisher 2015 link to Transfection products & how to guide

https://web.archive.org/web/20150822064507/https://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home/references/gibco-cell-culture-basics/transfection-basics.html

The biggest difference between the monoclonal antibody production & mRNA jabs is the jabs skip the purification step so now they can pretend DNA contamination is a surprise & problem when the premise of immunity by random, uncontrolled non-self proteins is fine otherwise. 1999 death of Jesse Gelsinger proved it.. they all knew!!

https://web.archive.org/web/20080517050534/http://www.nytimes.com/library/magazine/home/19991128mag-stolberg.html

They were known to be lobotomy level criminal malpractice because human immune systems NEVER tolerate foreign proteins BUT rebranding as "novel use" makes mop & bucket level lab supplies into a cash cow mandated by governments pimped by NGO dirtbags like Bill Gates web of propaganda.

Immunology 101 Dr Jay Couey scientific consultant to RFK Jr Wuhan book

https://rumble.com/v3lrkvy-2023-09-28-immunology-101-27-sept-2023-brief-twitch1937738516-.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

Cooper Raymond's avatar

It's like getting a flu shot.

Maybe it works...maybe it doesn't.

As long as you're a Pfizer stock holder, it's the best shot in the world.

PamelaDrew's avatar

No there is NO biology to support any combination of substances, delivered by intramuscular injection, usefully augmenting an immune system.

Flu is a designated as respiratory virus which would require T-cell immunity and conflating antibodys as a correlate of immunity is just handwaving BS.

Fun fact Gain of Function is the decades old method of creating CRISPR clones TRANSFECTED in cell culture to design flu vaccines. The GoF magic virus is mythical enemy because NONE of these RNA molecules can be grown from wild type RNA and no protein or special sequence gives RNA fidelity to pandemic.

All of this is about stockpiling & selling vaccines... read NIH funded 1,200 page scientific review.. search for "however" to note the petrie dish pure clones NEVER reflect real world or factor human immune system response.

https://web.archive.org/web/20161206155142/http://www.gryphonscientific.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Risk-and-Benefit-Analysis-of-Gain-of-Function-Research-Final-Report.pdf

BookWench's avatar

Except that the flu shots do much less damage.

Butt Actually's avatar

I’m seeing nothing about hair loss here^^^^

PamelaDrew's avatar

Why were you expecting that w immunology 101?

Ryan Gardner's avatar

No.

But they did convince all the sheep to allow the BIGGEST WEALTH TRANSFER OF ALL TIME.

Makes Too Big to Fail look bush league.

Cassandra's avatar

No, they only offer immunity to Pfizer and Moderna.

Butt Actually's avatar

Now I know where I’m going to get a job

Taras's avatar

Butt — Shades of gray. The Covid vaccines work … somewhat. Given that billions for AIDS vaccines came to nothing, you could say we’re ahead of the game.

Treeamigo's avatar

They sort of work on the version of the virus that was circulating 12-18 months ago…and they never catch up.

Taras's avatar

Treeamigo — The Israeli results showed 90% effectiveness; that is, 10 deaths among the vaccinated where you’d otherwise expect 100. True, the virus is a moving target; even more than the flu, or so it seems.

Treeamigo's avatar

Flu is somewhat predictable, helped by the southern hemisphere having winter first.

I worked with an epidemiologist PHD whose big project for years was an HIV vaccine. In early 2020 he told me that COVID vaccines were unlikely to prevent infection and transmission- it can mutate too rapidly due to its structure. It is why we don’t have vaccines for the common cold (or corona viruses that cause colds) and also why an HIV vaccine has been a challenge.

So scientists knew the vax wasn’t going to any kind of magic wand and that it was highly likely that almost everyone would get Covid (multiple times).

When pols sold the vax as some sort of failsafe cure and then mandated vaxes in late 2021 when a majority of the country had already been vaccinated or infected (or both), and they knew the vax was less effective against Delta and Omicron was criminal misinformation and using vaccines as a polticial wedge issue. Crazy.

Michelle Enmark, DDS's avatar

lol- you’re being facetious right?

Butt Actually's avatar

I heard they cure chronic halitosois, tartar and apparently excessive butt hair too.

Erin J. Morgart's avatar

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Cooper Raymond's avatar

If you have comorbitiies, it'll keep you from the ICU if you get Covid.

You're still going to get sick as a dog, but you're less likely to die.

For the 4 year old kid on our cul-de-sac whose mother insisted he get shot....I shook my head...rolled my eyes...then asked her husband if she's craycray.

Enna's avatar

She was hypnotized and controlled by fear.

John's avatar

The treatment of RFK Jr. by Sanders and Warren is disgusting. Our health system is a disgrace. We spend the most money for some of the worst results. I am not sure if vaccines contribute to autism but my brother was acting like a normal baby before he got all his shots and now he is severely autistic and a grown invalid who poops on the floor. Until they figure out what causes it, I am not willing to accept that vaccines did not play a role in his condition as are millions of other American parents who have destroyed children and saw the same almost immediate correlation. (Note the studies on vaccines do not prove that vaccines do not cause autism. Please take a look at these big pharma studies and you will see that they are not conclusive of anything. Also their plenty of other studies that show a massive correlation). Nonetheless, either way why are we so trusting of big pharma!? What have they done over the last 40 years to make us fee cozy and warm about all of their medications? Democrats have lost their minds or have been bought out. We need more discourse, more independent science and less group think about what is causing our country to be so unhealthy. Could it be that the medical industry wants us to be unhealthy so they can ply us with medications and make 100 of millions of dollars? Nah, that's just a conspiracy right?! lol.

Leslie Sacha's avatar

The younger generation of my family has an horrifically high number kids with autism and neurological disease… we would have seen this in our large extended family if genetic. I don’t know that any of the 7 kids closest to me will ever be self supporting & I won’t be around to help. It’s dreadful. Their lives are so limited. I held my grandniece as a baby for hours watching her fight off convulsions and her eyes rolling after her first dose of vaccines. Now she has grand mal epilepsy & taking awful drugs at 9 years of age. Other family kids are having very difficult times w/various issues. It is heartbreaking and I am so angry at these shitheads like Biden & Fauci… The special ed classrooms in elementary schools are HUGE!! And expensive and still just a feel good bandaid that is not going to help these kids ever be self supporting financially. The vaccines are part of it; maybe it’s also diet, toxins, pollutants, food additives or all of the above but it is appalling how the health agency’s won’t even look at the questions. RFK would ask the question & not set up some fake study guaranteed to confirm the “safety & effectiveness” of these vaccines and the innocence of these food & drug companies. There is do much BS coming out of NYT, Wall Street Journal, Atlantic it will be a miracle if a Kennedy makes it though that meat grinder. But I think the Democrats and other bought GOP politicians are kidding themselves if they think the desperate mothers will give up on this. I hope they give them hell and that Nicole Shanahan gets that asshole Bernie and Princess fake Pocohantas (Elisabeth Warren) kicked out on their asses & humiliated like they deserve.

Douglas Marolla's avatar

Very well said. I've thought that the vaccines were a way to cow the population into a more controllable herd, and make money at the same time. Now we have AI to siphon off whatever intellectual curiosity is left in everyone else:

https://educationforensics.substack.com/p/deepseek-ai-and-its-danger-to-todays

Jack Gallagher's avatar

"Please take a look at these big pharma studies and you will see that they are not conclusive of anything."

Right there with you. The most difficult thing for the CDC folks to say is "we don't know."

TWC's avatar

Sanders was a huge disappointment here. And correct me if I'm wrong, but the HHS Secty has very little to do with initially implementing policies related to universal HC, etc. outside of whatever is currently legislated. Is that not Congress' job to legislate? And THEN the policies are carried out? Seems Bernie, like the rest of them, is more interested in 'The Show' than his actual congressional role.

Marcia Gorham's avatar

If you want more information on Bernie, search AI for "sell out."

badnabor's avatar

It only lists right of center "sell outs", based on it's input.

Dan Allosso's avatar

I used to be a Bernie supporter and even remember seeing him walk in the Strolling of the Heifers parade in Brattleboro years ago. Lately (for the last several years) he has been virtually unrecognizable.

Shawn Truax's avatar

Bernie is Highlander: “There can be only onesie!”

joeybar's avatar

If Bernie votes no on RFK jr, Tulsi and Kash Patel it will cement his legacy...and not in a good way.

Madeline McCormick's avatar

Especially Tulsi since she was the only one willing to stand behind him in 2016. She left the DNC and spoke on his behalf at the convention. To the detriment of her political career. He owes her one.

Ind Decider - powered by AI's avatar

he's a pfizer and moderna lapdog. who's a good boy?! he wants a head pat and a Merck nipple ring for his good behavior.