xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

The only morality is objective:

Being objectivly moral is any indivdual or group acting in ways that does NOT initiate violence of any kind towards another.

"Live and let live."

#voluntaryism #agorism

@wyliesau @Knight_of_the_First_State

Regarding masking, one of my top regrets is not walking up and snapping a picture of the guy in the grocery store that wore the coffee filter with rubber bands as a mask!

@Knight_of_the_First_State They knew it didn't do shit against the virus. It was a loyalty test. They wanted to see if they could order the entire country to do something completely arbitrary and it turned out that yes they can and most people will do it because most people are slaves.

Ian goes off the rails! But, he's right. This is how people feel about mask mandates. #NoAgendaBannedCamp

Bro really forgot that Bedrock exists

Heh

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Atlanta college reinstates mask mandate, but don't worry ... it's only 14 days to slow the spread!

https://notthebee.com/article/atlanta-college-reinstates-mask-mandate-but-dont-worry-its-only-14-days-to-slow-the-spread

#Fauci stans: #CovidIsNotOver

Everyone else: #DoNotComply!

NEW RELEASE OF FREETUBE!!!!!

0.19 !!!

@bot@seal.cafe
Sorry, just a photo I had on hand
- https://www.newsnationnow.com/us-news/education/rutgers-will-still-require-covid-vaccine-mask-mandate/
- https://www.cbsnews.com/atlanta/news/atlanta-based-morris-brown-college-says-they-are-reinstating-covid-mask-mandates/

I'm a little bewildered by the people working to reignite the covid hysteria three years into the crisis. I'm not even strictly talking about people who are still concerned about getting infected, but rather those who are eager to reinstate lockdowns and other disastrous policies.

In some regions the 2020 pandemic response should have gone down as the worst state imposed public health disaster in history. It's important to keep in mind that not everywhere had the same policies, restrictions and measures. There are places that had vastly different impacts from each other and aren't always an "apples to apples" comparison.

That said, I can't respect anyone holding up China's extreme assault on their own population, and similar policies as an ideal example. If you are concerned about covid, and want to see concerted action to save lives, I would highly recommend understanding the social determinants of health. Understand that despite much of 2020 may have seemed like "taking it seriously", even with textbook public health understanding, it appears to be knee-jerk and ill-advised.

Food for thought