Same here. And I have an auto immune disorder and the stuff I periodically take for it destroys my immune system for a while, or dampened it. And that was a rough period of time for me, chemo included, so I was nervous for about a week until I figured out we were being suckered. But you know it’s interesting?
I was genuinely scared, or at least concerned, so I changed my mask frequently, used gloves, took the mask off with the gloves, dispose of the gloves, and washed my hands. Want to know why? Because my concern was genuine. You see all these people walking around wearing masks, using them for hours, touching their faces, not washing their hands, not wearing gloves, they aren’t really afraid. They know it’s bullshit but they get something for pretending.
I mean these people say they truly believe masks are blocking this killer virus but then they touch it to take it off. Or to adjust it. Or to stifle a cough. Then they don’t wash their hands. It’s so transparent and funny. God do I hate people. And I hate myself for falling for this even if it was just for a few days.
Trying to be optimistic and see a silver lining- perhaps this pandemic hoax has improved the world's hygiene to a degree? Like maybe people wash their hands significantly more often?
Idk though, all of the advice was always "WEAR A MASK HURR DURR". They never talked about hand-washing, regular bathing, and the most common way you contract illnesses- by touching your face with your filthy hands.
Some dude has the flu, just starting to manifest. He knows he's getting sick but he doesn't feel shitty enough to stay home. He goes to a gas station, handles the gas pump, coughing into his hand while doing so. He drives off, and your unlucky ass pulls up to the same pump. You get out, start pumping gas, tapping your foot, you idly scratch your eye or rub your nose or beard. Congrats, you've just exposed yourself to whatever disease that previous guy had!
I learned this in Boot Camp. You would get screamed at for touching your face under any circumstances beyond hygiene (daily shaving and washing of the face). During "Basic Warrior Training", a phase in the middle-end of training, you spend 2 weeks out "in the field" to simulate what it may be like. We were sneaking through some trees, using hand signals to communicate, then the Drill Instructor commanded to hold and remain silent and still. Seconds pass by, we're waiting... then out of the corner of my eye, a sudden movement draws my attention: another recruit had just smacked a sand flea on his face.
Our Drill Instructor spazzed out, as they are wont to do. He said "That sudden movement just got the entire team spotted, now we've been shot at- you lost your legs, that recruit has a shot arm, this recruit is dead." That means we have to carry the legless and dead recruits on our ponchos, and carry the arm-shot recruit's weapon for him. Later, the recruit who was responsible for this was called to "the pit", these sandboxes scattered around the base outside where Drill Instructors use intense physical training as a way to punish you. They can put you in tremendous pain without laying a hand on you... and it makes you stronger. This recruit had to dig a hole and hold a mock funeral for the sand flea he killed.
Like most things in Boot Camp, none of it makes sense in the moment. Looking back, it was about discipline and reducing the spread of disease. Staph infections were extremely common in such an environment, and all it takes is scratching your head a little and you might be out of action for a week. And then there's the combative application, where if I can't count on you to remain still until we need to move.... well, it'd be a shame if we lost you somehow.
We had an outbreak of pink eye in our company in BCT. Drill Sergeants kept making jokes about grabbing ass.
"Go to bed with itchy butt, wake up with stinky finger"
Basically, take a shower, wash your pits, tits and ass, and don't touch your face.
Good times. Our sense of hygiene got a little better. Not worth it, but yeah.
I think one guy in my training platoon caught pinkeye.
The real outbreak we had- shingles. One night before lights out, we're all standing on line as the Drill Instructor walks up the line. When he gets in front of you, you are supposed to hold your hands out in front of you, bent at the elbow, then spin around, lifting your feet so the drill instructor can see the bottom of your feet and hands, while reciting "Good evening, sir! This recruit has no physical, medical, or mental problems to report at this time, sir!"
Few racks down from me, DI is coming up the line, when he suddenly freezes in front of a recruit. You know that feeling of absolute dread you got whenever you saw a DI fucking freeze like that? He calmly said "turn around", took a look at something on the back of the kid's arm, and immediately sent him to medical.
Turns out that kid was undergoing the early stages of a fucking shingles outbreak. We spent the next day sanitizing the entire barracks, floor to ceiling. I never saw him again- I assume he was kept in medical recovery platoon for a few weeks, so he couldn't rejoin our training platoon. He probably had to cycle into another training platoon that was close to our progress when he got pulled out. Shitty situation to be in, it almost happened to me- fortunately I recovered with just two days bed rest so I didn't miss enough to fall out.
This recruit had to dig a hole and hold a mock funeral for the sand flea he killed.
Sandflea nigger
Those fucking things. I swear I hate South Carolina entirely because Parris Island fucking sucks and mostly because of fucking sand fleas. I've also heard them called "sand flies", but I think they're different things. They all must die, though.
But then I got to see other parts of the world, where they have sand fleas that are TWICE AS BIG and carry knives. And the mosquitos had grenade launchers, it was chaos.
It was a trick to sell more soap.
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lol, it definitely did not improve peoples hygiene. By getting to work from home, people now bathe monthly, if that. there are unkept beards/scruffle everywhere.
Look up(not on youcuck anymore) 'The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest', with Ty Bollinger. Many redpills in there about all kinds of autoimmune diseases. I found out about this place (healthwyze.org) from the 10 episode TTAC series.
Edit: and btw, I heard in a show somewhere that was saying that Q is nothing but an AI program that comes up with talking points that 'the alt right' wants to hear... and this was not from a cnn-like outlet either. I don't remember where tho
Hey, chicken shits... caught the flu in Dec 2019. Haven't worn a mask, but about half a dozen times when it couldn't be avoided. I don't clean grocery carts before I use them, don't wear gloves, don't stand 6ft away from people, and I don't "disinfect " my hands every 10 minutes with chemicals that guve you cancer. I have been sick zero fucking times since 2019. Know why? I have a healthy immune system, dumbass. I don't take medications, either. And should I ever get cancer... it's fenbendezole for me: no fucking chemo which killed my mother recently. Good luck with your germ phobia and your weak immune system. You are going to need it for what's coming next.
Maybe you got covid.
Don't talk about F.
They will take ot off the market if it becomes too popular.
Also you should take a little every once in a while. That way if you ever do get cancer you know F doesn't work on what you have and you do something else.
F doesn't work on oral/mouth cancer for example. I know this from a personal acquaintance who died.
Same here. Autoimmune. Freaked out. Started looking closer. And surprisingly stopped worrying early on. I worry much more about the 'vaccines' which destroyed my immune system in the first place. I'd already taken ivermectin before. I'm on LDN which seems to be a zinc antagonist. It's all been crazy from the start.
I rarely went out. Wore an N95 when I had to. Had all my food delivered and washed it all with detergent and a hose before any of it came in the house.
Becuase that's what the actual science was saying you do when there is actually a surface and air transmitted harmful virus out there.
After it became clear from data the risk was minimal that all stopped.
because that is what thinking people with the ability to analyse and conclude from pieces of data do.
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