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

[existentialist]

Met police helicopter hovering over 11 Downing St?

Don't be ludicrous!

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Elite monsters, like the classic vampires who are often depicted as being nobility.

Then there’s the dystopian stuff like being microchipped. I’m sure you can explain that away but I think your defensiveness is down to you thinking that I was pointing at ALL science fiction fans. Which I clearly wasn’t.

 

[krtek a houby]

Elite monsters, like the classic vampires who are often depicted as being nobility.

Whereas the proletariat, the common consumers have to make do with the zombie mantle.

 

[NoXion]

Then there’s the dystopian stuff like being microchipped. I’m sure you can explain that away but I think your defensiveness is down to me thinking that I was pointing at ALL science fiction fans. Which I clearly wasn’t.

Microchipping isn't science fiction, it's done to pets. I just think you're wrong about what motivates and inspires the people you're talking about.

 

[cupid_stunt]

Microchipping isn't science fiction, it's done to pets. I just think you're wrong about what motivates and inspires the people you're talking about.

Microchips in pets are not tracking devices, whereas some loons think the jabs install chips for that purpose, that's certainly is somewhat science fiction.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Microchipping isn't science fiction, it's done to pets. I just think you're wrong about what motivates and inspires the people you're talking about.

Except, I suppose, for the ones I know. Who are science fiction fans.

 

[NoXion]

Microchips in pets are not tracking devices, whereas some loons think the jabs install chips for that purpose.

Well, exactly. They don't even try to understand the technologies they talk about.

 

[krtek a houby]

Except, I suppose, for the ones I know. Who are science fiction fans.

Well, sure. But there are sports fans and players who are antivaxxers as well.

What conclusion do we draw from that?

 

[NoXion]

Except, I suppose, for the ones I know. Who are science fiction fans.

Do you what they're fans of specifically? It's a broad genre and I'm curious.

 

[elbows]

A chunk of the dystopian themes that are present in films etc of the west going back quite some decades now were insipired by/borrowed from stuff from the east that reflected a futuristic take on the undemocratic 'economic miracles' of global capitalism meets the likes of the Chaebols system in South Korea. eg the fucking long shadow left by the regime of Park Chung-hee.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Well, sure. But there are sports fans and players who are antivaxxers as well.

What conclusion do we draw from that?

Imagine living in your very own sci-fi narrative with you cast as one of the heroes?
Now apply the same to football. Duh.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Do you what they're fans of specifically? It's a broad genre and I'm curious.

Star Trek rather than wordy tomes I gather.

 

[two sheds]

many scientologists of course believe half hubbard's science fiction stuff as gospel. A breed of their own though.

 

[krtek a houby]

Imagine living in your very own sci-fi narrative with you cast as one of the heroes?
Now apply the same to football. Duh.

Indeed.

While Hopkins quickly rowed back on his threat to retire, Cole Beasley, a wide receiver with the Buffalo Bills, released a rap single outlining his opposition. Titled ‘Heavy 1s’, it is truly a poetic champion composing, boasting lyrics like, “The whole world can suck a d**k with no hands . . . I’m too ill to be repaired, Ain’t no vaccination for me . . . I got heavy nuts, F**k everyone.”

America at Large: Plenty of NFL players taking anti-vax stance despite penalties

 

[NoXion]

many scientologists of course believe half hubbard's science fiction stuff as gospel. A breed of their own though.

The same guy who said, before inventing Scientology IIRC, something along the lines of, "if you want to get rich, invent a religion".

 

[krtek a houby]

The same guy who said, before inventing Scientology IIRC, something along the lines of, "if you want to get rich, invent a religion".

Lots of people getting rich over this, reckon.

 

[LDC]

Indeed.

While Hopkins quickly rowed back on his threat to retire, Cole Beasley, a wide receiver with the Buffalo Bills, released a rap single outlining his opposition. Titled ‘Heavy 1s’, it is truly a poetic champion composing, boasting lyrics like, “The whole world can suck a d**k with no hands . . . I’m too ill to be repaired, Ain’t no vaccination for me . . . I got heavy nuts, F**k everyone.”

America at Large: Plenty of NFL players taking anti-vax stance despite penalties

Sounds like a lovely bloke.

And that's a pretty amazing article!

Jack Brewer, once a safety with the Vikings and formerly of a group called “Black Voices for Trump”, described the NFL system of penalties as “un-American” and further proof that the league is associating with “socialist movements”.

“I probably won’t get vaccinated until I get more facts and that stuff,” said defensive end Montez Sweat, afterwards. “I’m not a fan of it at all.”

 

[Magnus McGinty]

Microchips in pets are not tracking devices, whereas some loons think the jabs install chips for that purpose, that's certainly is somewhat science fiction.

Not as good as the ones in Zeitgeist that would enable the Illuminati to switch off anyone that displeases them. Doesn’t sound like the ones that dogs get either.

 

[ItWillNeverWork]

And what about the shape shifting royals?

I think you'll find that one is true. Just look at Prince Charles playing with one of his grand-kids.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

I think you'll find that one is true. Just look at Prince Charles playing with one of his grand-kids.

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They do seem to be getting along rather well.

 

[elbows]

They do seem to be getting along rather well.

They bonded over a boxed set of David Icke DVDs.

 

[wemakeyousoundb]

Microchipping isn't science fiction, it's done to pets. I just think you're wrong about what motivates and inspires the people you're talking about.

people have been getting RFID chips voluntarily too as it happens, big in Sweden apparently.

 

[8ball]

people have been getting RFID chips voluntarily too as it happens, big in Sweden apparently.

Will be a ballache with them going obsolete a lot until the technology matures.

 

[ddraig]

Saw and removed these in city centre earlier, one was already half off

 

[NoXion]

Will be a ballache with them going obsolete a lot until the technology matures.

That's why you install a socket, instead of implanting the chip directly. Socket technology moves on more slowly than what you plug into it.

 

[8ball]

That's why you install a socket, instead of implanting the chip directly. Socket technology moves on more slowly than what you plug into it.

I think this would compromise MRI safety for complicated reasons (I know a couple of MR physicists - I don't understand the intricacies).

 

[Magnus McGinty]

They bonded over a boxed set of David Icke DVDs.

Does he have DVDs? I need to watch this stuff. I can't be arsed with the books tbh.

 

[2hats]

I think this would compromise MRI safety for complicated reasons (I know a couple of MR physicists - I don't understand the intricacies).

Here's a little hint.

 

[petee]

Saw and removed these in city centre earlier, one was already half off

i've seen that one on the right over here too.

 

[ddraig]

i've seen that one on the right over here too.

seen that a few times but not the other one