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This is a follow up for a sub I posted a few days ago when I suddenly came down with a 100.8 fever and a weird headache.

Two days later, my temp is 99.0 and the headache is gone. My nose is a little clogged and runny.

I have seen no doctor, taken no tests of any kind. I've just been sunbathing for about 30-45 minutes, slamming down pure orange juice and homemade chicken soup, taking zinc and vitamin C and D supplements. Also a low dose of benzo for good, deep, unbroken 10 hours of sleep. Had to change my bedsheets after that first night, woke up soaked in sweat (at least I hope that's what it was!).

I honestly was kind of shaken up. I know covid is bullshit. I question its existence, but even if it exists, I'd survive it just fine. This just shows how powerful being told the same lie over and over for 2 years can be- it can make me question what I know, make me feel like I'm in far more danger than I truly am.

I wanted to thank you users who commented on my original sub. You gave me a morale boost, hardened my resolve, helped me to stop questioning myself. My immune system is doing what it's evolved to do. Getting upset and worrying about covid bullshit does not help.

This is a follow up for a sub I posted a few days ago when I suddenly came down with a 100.8 fever and a weird headache. Two days later, my temp is 99.0 and the headache is gone. My nose is a little clogged and runny. **I have seen no doctor, taken no tests of any kind. I've just been sunbathing for about 30-45 minutes, slamming down pure orange juice and homemade chicken soup, taking zinc and vitamin C and D supplements.** Also a low dose of benzo for good, deep, unbroken 10 hours of sleep. Had to change my bedsheets after that first night, woke up *soaked* in sweat (at least I hope that's what it was!). I honestly was kind of shaken up. I *know* covid is bullshit. I question its existence, but even if it exists, I'd survive it just fine. This just shows how powerful being told the same lie over and over for 2 years can be- it can make me question what I *know,* make me feel like I'm in far more danger than I truly am. I wanted to thank you users who commented on my original sub. You gave me a morale boost, hardened my resolve, helped me to stop questioning myself. My immune system is doing what it's evolved to do. Getting upset and worrying about covid bullshit does not help.

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[–] • 3 pts

Just shows how prone we are ourselves to be affected by the fear mongering, none of us are bulletproof.

I am on record, and will state this again with a high degree of shame: I was a perfectly indoctrinated faggot leftist when I came out of high school. I believed everything they told me, I advocated for fag marriage and "equality" with races, shit on the USA, basically your perfect leftist shabbos goyim. That was me at age 17.

However, after a few years in the real world (military and then workforce), I began to realize I'd been lied to. I started to wonder: "Why does it seem like everyone hates me for being straight, White, and male? I've never hurt anyone who didn't deserve it, I've never been bigoted- but everyone's telling me that I should feel guilty." So what did I do? I researched "White history". I discovered that the various breeds of White peoples (I'll just refer to them as "humans") are the saviors and stewards of the earth. I discovered that all of this hatred directed towards my race, my sex, and my normal sexuality was a manifestation of SHEER ENVY.

That was my red pill moment. It sounds cliche, but it was a true epiphany, like I was sitting in a dark room for years, feeling around on the walls and stumbling through the bullshit until I found it- a light switch. I flicked that switch, and the truth was laid bare before me.

[–] • 2 pts

That was my red pill moment.

Most of us here have had that moment, when we realize that what we've been told is a lie. It's a process of awakening. You will have other moments of clarity on other topics, as you gradually come completely aware. Throwing off the conditioning can't be done overnight.

[–] • 0 pt

Yeah, but my brother is STILL that way, and he's pushing 70 now. Nuts lol. It's an identity. They think it's cool (and don't confuse them with the facts).

Have a sister in law in Austin who's a democrat lobbyist, has a PHD in education, married to a black guy, a mess.

> a true epiphany

What a great story, count yourself blessed (I know you do).