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[–] • 9 pts

i'm guessing it's bullshit like the magnet thing to trick vaxx skeptical people into looking like retards.

hard to say in this dystopian clown hell though.

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Have elderly, open-minded family who took the jab, will test it in short order. Expect a video if it's real, l need dark first, house is too well lit by sun.

Magnet was absolute hoax btw, tried it, no response, hardening response from jab was real so maybe if you have excessive iron in blood you might get a magnetic effect but strong fridge magnets had no response.

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I tryed it on a coworker who got the shot, also didnt work. I agree its prob a hoax to make the deniers look dumb.

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fridge magnets

Lol, fuck off, neodymium or nothing.

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Fridge magnet worked on someone i knew who got it. Definitely a difference in the pull on the vax arm.

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Neodymium magnets stuck to my bicep in high school science class, your blood is made of iron and neodymium magnets have at least 70 pounds magnetic force per square inch.

[–] • 5 pts

Lucifer - "Light Bearer"

Luciferase one of the ingredients of the jab. Research it.

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Hah... I misread that the first go round. I read it as "Lucifer - "Light Beaner""

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Lucifer and Satan are 2 different things. Don't get them twisted.

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 They both sport those red pajamas don't they?

[–] • 4 pts (edited )

She's lying. I can tell by the little suppressed smile she makes at the very end of the video clip.

OMG, I just realized .... glow niggers!

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They're going to sit around under a street light at night to check passers by? Seems unlikely.

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UV flashlights are a thing and they are used extensively at security checkpoints for verifying the authenticity of IDs. Why would you get it in a streetlight unless you want to let random nobodies check on each other, but then you have the issue of sleeves. Not to mention a UV spot could be easily faked on a non vaccinated person.

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Well, my stepdaughter got the jab and she doesn't glow under my Olight i5UV. Her injection site doesn't either. What am I doing wrong?

Besides, that's a really stupid way to distinguish people because making anything glow under UV light is trivial.

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Pretty much what I’m saying is this doesn’t make any sense. Probably just there to make people share it and get “fact-checkers” to make non-vaxxed people look dumb.

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Look at that bitch, dude. She's not gonna be the one breaking any news. She's a doppelganger of Kim Kardashian. You think she's objectively thinking about anything?!?

Hahahahahahaha!!!

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

If it's on TikTok I think you answered your own question

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Just gotta jiz on my arm every morning.

[–] • 0 pt

Cool. And I'll take care of your other arm every morning.

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Cool. You can find it under your mom's smelly cooch.

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Hey now. We're all faggots here; I am just trying to help a brother out.

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This is totally stupid. You would have to have significantly more lucifrase injected into than what's implied is in the jab. Also, it can't be detected with blacklight alone, you need to use a microscope to see it in cells. This is boomer fear porn.

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If she's a boomer, I want to know all about her diet, exercise plan and skin care.

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Nah, she's just a cheap whore who got hired to shill in order to make opposition look dumb.

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Probably not. The black light could be defeated by a long sleeve shirt.

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Blacklights would make terrible street lamps

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You guys will fucking believe anything other than the official narrative...all news is corrupt! Whether it be the official narrative or some third party source, it's all bullshit. Be in this world not of it...trust in Jesus

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