Recent content by passingthru

HR professionals are simply the worst kind. And it’s not so much the job, but the kinds of people that the job attracts - the gig economy. Entitled, lazy, rude people (mainly contract Amazon delivery and Skip/UberEats people)

it would seem that the leftists prefe to scrap equality in opportunity in favor of equitable outcome.

*Classic Liberal intellectual earning money from publicly funded system and cries about it becoming specifically exclusive. fixed it for you.

shooting three people at point blank in a timeline of events that lasted less than three minutes doesn’t really equate to “skill” but rather absolute terror and fear. he did fire upon a four “dropkick man” who was not struck by any bullets. the rounds used were jacketed rounds - “hard bullets”...

and yet another chump who’s fallen for the “white power hand” propagated by /pol/. 4chan wins another round here kids, doing it all for the lulz. Fuck dude, get your news from reliable sources.

it’s less of a concern that scarcity will become desperation in rural areas… the cities may become chaotic. If it’s turning the way of civil unrest, you can bet that country folk can and will defend themselves. cash won’t mean much if things get to the next level.

Actually. Yes. Also, how many multi-millionaires do you know that hold everything in cash?

remember when Stephen Harper‘s government audited itself to find and correct redundancy? And the media said that he was abandoning environmental protection? So then they abandoned their plans to reduce the size of government? yeah. This country is overrun with government-paid unionized...

Are you suggesting that any of these have yet been heard in a court? Even many of the proceedings for charges under the Reopening Ontario Act have been remanded due to “court backlogs” and “evidentiary considerations”. Regarding unions that are threatening legal action over modifications to...

I’m supposing that you haven’t read any of the links I’ve provided in this post. Most “conventional” vaccines DO actually prevent infection and spread of affected disease - polio, rubella, smallpox, etc are great examples. Flu shots are hit or miss depending on dominant strain and seasonal...

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-58680204 https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#vaccination-case-rate https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/delta-infection-unvaccinated-and-vaccinated-people-have-similar-levels-of-virus nothing in the data sets confirms that vaccine proliferation has...

The question than moves onto practical long-term efficacy - especially with variant mutations. It’s no question that there’s no simple solution right now, and it would be foolish of any government to want to jump in front of the train (so to speak) with anything beyond “regulation”. as is, the...

Polio and Smallpox vaccines work differently and actually allow your body to produce antibodies that kill those viruses respectively. the mRNA “vaccines” are designed to trigger antibody production relating to a specific protein spike associated with Covid. If the Covid vaccines worked as well...

You say Slam Dunk as if they’re nearly as effective as the talking heads want you to think. as above, transmissibility does not change. Viral loading does not change. chance of infection during exposure does not change. The only clinical effect that the two mRNA vaccines are showing is a 70-90%...

statsitically, someone who encounters a severe condition of Covid has the same mortality rate whether vaccinated or not. that said, as above; your chances of severe complications are reduced by 70-90% if you’re fully vaccinated. There is no impact on transmissibility nor infection rates that...