Facebook Follies of Friends and Families

[Syt]

[Valmy]

Imagine how many more Americans would have died if we had stayed in Afghanistan or how many died unnecessarily from the GOP's decision to launch a forever war there.

These people are such fucking liars and manipulators. Nothing is never their fault.

[viper37]

Everything is in French, but you don't need to understand anything, just watch.
It's a realtor asked to evaluate the value of a home.  Man says he got it as inheritance during the video, it belonged to him. He got a bit frustrated when the agent asked if he was allowed to sign in front of a notary and if he had help from a brother or sister for his affairs.  He kept saying "I'm not crazy".

The rest of the video is worth it for what you see, imho.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/2345336029314887/

[Syt]

[Syt]

Might this have to do that these animals are kept in large populations in close proximity?


Also:

[Zanza]

COVID is somehow already a distant memory for me, but for these people it must still be at the top of their minds.

[Syt]

[Valmy]

The idea that getting diseases makes your immune system stronger than vaccines is the stupidest idea I have ever heard.

And their history is a fucking lie quarantines happened all the fucking time before modern medicine.

They just turn their brains off and say their talking points with no fucking concern anything they are saying is true.

[garbon]

Why is a child in the 1960s ranting like an old man at other children who look really unhappy to be around him?

[Syt]

I'm concerned about the kid on the left where the chickenpox are bleeding through the t-shirt.

[grumbler]

I'm old enough to remember "chicken pox parties" but they were nothing like what is described. You hung around with the sick kid and went home.  Sometimes you came down with chicken pox, but if you didn't, you tried again. It was a miserable experience and in no way character-building.

Only a sadistic moron thinks that unnecessary suffering is a good thing.

[HVC]

And while rare, kids did die from chicken pox. I mean, they still do now, buts it's even rarer now due to vaccines.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

I'm concerned about the kid on the left where the chickenpox are bleeding through the t-shirt.

Looks like a new variant of ebola

[Crazy_Ivan80]

And while rare, kids did die from chicken pox. I mean, they still do now, buts it's even rarer now due to vaccines.

Chickenpox ain't fun, especially if the kid is still younger than a year.
Our youngest had that, got a fever spike and appeared as if dead at some point. Called the ambulance faster that you say 'call the amulance' and counting down the minutes (and they were not many) took a lifetime.

Kid is okay though.

Unlike those people who've had their brains scooped out and replaced by sub-par mush.

[Valmy]

And while rare, kids did die from chicken pox. I mean, they still do now, buts it's even rarer now due to vaccines.

True. Each of those childhood diseases didn't kill a large percentage of the kids who got them. But you had to weather the whole gambit of them. Tons of kids died. It was horrible.

And these psychos think that somehow that experience gave them better immune systems because it was "natural" without any evidence that this is the case. Just pure brain rot new age woo woo bullshit.