This article was originally published in ProPublica, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox.
I just had my first annual checkup in 1.5 years and I had my doctor do a measles antibody test, just to make sure Iâm still protected. My insurance isnât going to cover it but I donât care. At this point, these idiots are going to bring all the diseases back and I donât trust any of them. We had a good run as a developed country for a while there, but weâre headed right back down to the shithole list.
(Good news, Iâm still protected against measles!)
My cousin Roger died on the sidewalk after the second shot right in front of the clinic. Age 31 Autopsy showed inlarged heart from the vaccine. No thanks I will stick with mask.
And this is crap Iâve been talking about. The misinfo posted on FB. This John guy posted this on mu cityâs FB page warning us that:
We communicate COVID-19 information on this and other social media platforms for the health, safety and benefit of our residents and the residents of surrounding communities.
This page is not a forum to shame or otherwise deride people for their choices. We encourage everyone who is able to get the vaccine and talk to friends and family to encourage them to receive the vaccine.
The COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective, and we can best communicate this by sharing our stories. If you received the vaccine, use it as an opportunity to show someone who may be hesitant that it truly is safe to get.
If you would like to be vaccinated, the Samâs Club, Walgreens and CVS Pharmacies in Kirkwood have doses available. No appointment necessary. You may also visit stlcorona.com to find vaccine locations and clinics.
I checked out his profile and heâs from Buffalo MO, in Dallas County which north of Springfield, MO. Early today one of the St. Louis news channels posted on their FB page the progression of COVID from Springfield MO up highway 44 towards St. Louis.
I think my idea of building a moat and transferring St. Louis County and City to IL may actually be a good idea.
State Rep. Brian Seitz, a Republican from Taney County, home to the tourist destination of Branson, commented on the post by falsely claiming that the virus had been developed by top government scientist Anthony Fauci and billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates. They âknew what was coming,â Seitz wrote.
âThe jury is still out on the âvaccineâ (who knows whatâs in that),â he wrote.
âAnd no, we didnât get the vaccine,â he wrote in a post that has since been deleted. âWeâre Republicans â
Was there a pre-virus that was focused on the MAGA, Republican, Qanon demographic that has caused an atrophying of their frontal lobes. We just just didnât notice it somehow.