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Discussion: UK anti-vaxx 'freedom' morons, protests and QAnon idiots

Harry Smiles said:
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When I was a kid my Dad (a 'born again' christian) objected to me having the measles vaccine - said it had body parts from fetuses in it or something. Made me feel uncomfortable about having it and told me to tell my head of house that I didn't want the jab, which I did.

Fortunately it had already been agreed upon, and my head of house said that I had to have the jab. And I'm glad he put his foot down.

And fortunately I've seen from Dad's facebook account (I don't have anything to do with him anymore) that he has had his covid jabs.
 
LynnDoyleCooper said:
My friend's ex (who I have mentioned on here) who's fully at the most bonkers end of the anti-vax/conspiracy stuff is apparently now going on about how masks have worms in them or something? Anyone else come across this?
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yes, that's soooooo december 2020, or roughly that time.

carcigens in the tests too had massive traction and was being ranted about by a few 10s of k of Michaels on Whatsapp for ages.

barely a lamppost free of loon memes in this part of central london

what's common at the moment is just straight plain and boring the "vacinne will eventually paralise you".
 
She's run off abroad with the kids to avoid the vaccines/plandemic/controlling elites/etc. It's not looking good for this getting sorted out, what a mess. She has dual nationality, no real connections in the UK, and works online (as a shaman/healer ffs) so in theory could never need to come back here.
 
LynnDoyleCooper said:
She's run off abroad with the kids to avoid the vaccines/plandemic/controlling elites/etc. It's not looking good for this getting sorted out, what a mess. She has dual nationality, no real connections in the UK, and works online (as a shaman/healer ffs) so in theory could never need to come back here.
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what an eejit. everyone knows the elites are everywhere, that's kinda their point.
 
LynnDoyleCooper said:
She's run off abroad with the kids to avoid the vaccines/plandemic/controlling elites/etc. It's not looking good for this getting sorted out, what a mess. She has dual nationality, no real connections in the UK, and works online (as a shaman/healer ffs) so in theory could never need to come back here.
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sounds like a constant state of distress. v sad in many ways.
 
Our friendly Rampling more than happy to get paid at events featuring all the things he's using opposition to to farm clicks
 

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Count Cuckula said:
When I was a kid my Dad (a 'born again' christian) objected to me having the measles vaccine - said it had body parts from fetuses in it or something. Made me feel uncomfortable about having it and told me to tell my head of house that I didn't want the jab, which I did.

Fortunately it had already been agreed upon, and my head of house said that I had to have the jab. And I'm glad he put his foot down.

And fortunately I've seen from Dad's facebook account (I don't have anything to do with him anymore) that he has had his covid jabs.
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What's a head of house?
 
maomao said:
What's a head of house?
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I went to a C of E High School (later changing to call itself a 'foundation' school after New Labour were elected to government in 1997). We were divided up into' houses'. At my school all the houses were named after locations of Cathedrals. For example: Rochester, Canterbury and Exeter. The Head of House was the teacher who was in charge of our house. And the one I referred to was also my Mathematics teacher for a while.
 
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Count Cuckula said:
I went to a C of E High School. We were divided up into' houses'. At my school all the houses were named after Cathedral citites. For example, Rochester, Canterbury and Exeter. The Head of House was the teacher who was in charge of our house. And the one I refered to was also my Mathematics teacher for a while.
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Both my secondary schools had the 'house system'. although one named their four houses after famous ships, like Discovery. 🤷‍♂️ :facepalm: :D
 
Count Cuckula said:
I went to a C of E High School (later changing to call itself a 'foundation' school when New Labour were elected to government in 1997). We were divided up into' houses'. At my school all the houses were named after locations of Cathedrals. For example, Rochester, Canterbury and Exeter. The Head of House was the teacher who was in charge of our house. And the one I refered to was also my Mathematics teacher for a while.
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I was suspicious it was a public school thing. Also just curious because measles vaccines are usually given well before school age, even before the mmr.

I had a reaction to the first half of the measle vaccine in the mid 70s. Then somehow got the measles twice and then had to have the mmr to attend school in the US when I was twelve so hopefully I should be immune to the fucking disease by now.
 
maomao said:
I was suspicious it was a public school thing. Also just curious because measles vaccines are usually given well before school age, even before the mmr.

I had a reaction to the first half of the measle vaccine in the mid 70s. Then somehow got the measles twice and then had to have the mmr to attend school in the US when I was twelve so hopefully I should be immune to the fucking disease by now.
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Your mobile phone reception must be outstanding though!
 
cupid_stunt said:
Both my secondary schools had the 'house system'. although one named their four houses after famous ships, like Discovery. 🤷‍♂️ :facepalm: :D
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At our school the house sytem could be quite competitive, though it only went so far really, and fortunately it wasn't too bad in that way.

I hated school though. I enjoyed some of the subjects, such as Eng Lit and Art and playing football. But I hated the vast majority of the kids and the headmaster who took over was a prick, as were one or two of the teachers.

Anyway, this is somewhat straying from the topic of the thread.
 
I had houses in both my state primary and state secondary school. I was in Penshurst at primary school and Leeke in secondary.
 
The boy's grammar I went to back in the 1970's had a house system (ours were named after 19th century capitalists), the only effect it really had that I can remember was that we were divided into sports teams based on house rather than form.
The comprehensive where my wife teaches and our youngest daughter went doesn't have a house system nor IIRC did the comp where our 3 older kids went. Apart from places like Eton (and Hogwarts) I would imagine it's the kind of thing that has largely vanished.
 
Just checked and school I went to still does have houses. Was state grammar and now merged with girls' school - again mainly for sports. Was modelled on public school I think though, looks like it still is.
 
Count Cuckula said:
As I said before, theres quite a few anti-vax types in a small anarchist facebook group I'm in. One of them posted the following:

"I've read up on the dangers of nano-medicine and PEG delivered mRNA? Do we have to support all biotech and biopharma advances?"

If you disagree with these people you are 'shilling for big pharma' and a 'fake anarchist' who 'sides with the fascist state'.

Some of these clowns like to say that they are 'not anti-vaccine' just 'against the covid vaccine, because it has been rushed'. One of these twats says he's not ruling out having the vaccine. But he contradicts this by constantly posting alarmist nonsense about it on his page.

I've been countering their nonsense in the group, as have others, but it seems to be a waste of time regarding how they see things. If you post something that's not from one of their loonspud sites then they just accuse you of posting stuff from the MSM and not questioning it and thus not being a 'proper anarchist'.

I've considered leaving the group, but my posts taking the piss out of the anti-vaxxers are popular.
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Guessing you may well have seen this already, but have you tried posting this/what did they make of it if so? Anarchy, Lockdown and Crypto-Eugenics: A critical response from some anarchists in Wales & England
BillRiver said:
Apparently they are ex-paras, and have now been identified thanks to current paras who are not happy about it:

Parachute Regiment veterans reported to police over anti-vaccine protest that stormed BBC building

"Two Parachute Regiment veterans have been reported to police for taking part in a violent anti-vaccination protest at a BBC site, after fellow paratroopers were called on to track them down... The other man, Ricky Regan, was discharged from the army in 2011 for refusing to deploy to Afghanistan."
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I mean, on one hand I can sympathise with him because I wouldn't want to deploy to Afghanistan either, but on the other hand it is pretty funny to go around wearing your veteran outfit when you got kicked out of the army because you weren't keen on going anywhere where a war might be happening.
cupid_stunt said:
Wobbleloon. :D

I am so nicking that!
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Might cause a bit of offence to IWW members? ;)


(Fwiw, I think the comp I went to claimed to have some kind of half-arsed house system, from what I remember I feel like it didn't really matter that much though?)
 
two sheds said:
Just checked and school I went to still does have houses. Was state grammar and now merged with girls' school - again mainly for sports. Was modelled on public school I think though, looks like it still is.
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I believe a lot of “super heads” have introduced house systems to the schools they’re sent to “rescue”.
 
Oh that will help tremendously :rolleyes: . The house systems at my school seem to have been selected so that one or two houses had kids much better at sports than the others.
 
tony.c said:
QAnon father kills his two children.
www.independent.co.uk

QAnon father confesses to murdering his children with a fishing spear over ‘serpent monster’ conspiracy

Father allegedly told law enforcement he thought serpent DNA would turn children into monsters. Justin Vallejo reports
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Matthew Taylor Coleman went from a devout Christian praising God to an alleged follower of QAnon enlightened by the Illuminati.


Not sure that is quite the jump the article wants to suggest it is.
 
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