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I do not write, although I know I could. It's just a matter of laziness. But if I did, there's only way to do it, the world be damned. I already know that at some point in the next few years, I will have to choose between the ability to make a living to provide for myself and family and being vaccinated. I view it as a more difficult choice than to be canceled. I doubt Matt Taibbi and Bari Weiss are going to have trouble finding food or shelter no matter what they write. If I were killed for my writing, I would view my life as a success if I could still view it.

Live free or die has never been a more time appropriate motto.

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I agree with CJ 100%. We're not all on the same page- yet. Today I got a message from a friend applauding her niece for being so self-congratulatorily 'tolerant' of autistic people. I would wish to point out the role of the vaccines, (the adjuvants in them in particular, and the role of them in not only autism but alzheimers)- instead this is what I wrote, It won't be received well- but it will be read. If I had talked about the plandemic aspects- (as a 3-4 time innoculated person)- she would never read what I wrote.

Dear M....Autism, like Alzheimers, is the result of the deliberate poisoning of our environment-

the results of this contamination and it's affects on all living beings, has been widely acknowledged in the medical literature for years, but blocked by big Pharma for obvious reasons.

Being tolerant is good- fighting against the corporations and other forces, which have now created what many corporations call a 'bright and compliant' workforce- speaks of Naziism and eugenics in the form in which it was practiced in Nazi Germany, and is being practiced in the present day, It is necessary- and urgent! to speak against it right now! that's what i sent- but in addition for this audience i would add--

This is the time of the great poisoning- the Great Reset --as the current top dogs in this iteration of Eugenics laud it. To say that one is 'tolerant' of the results, makes one a good German, and complicit in so many ways, doesn't it?

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