Keep playing your violin while the economy burns M0nty. To fix something you have to first acknowledge what the problem is. The Dems are blaming everyone except themselves for the problem they and the rest of the Left caused. You cannot run an economy without oil and gas unless you have lots of nuke plants. And the Left hates nuke plants too.

When we’re at the level of Venezuela after all the animals in Taronga Zoo have been eaten maybe you’ll have a road to Damascus conversion.

Ah, nukes. The ultimate squirrel.

Miami Grand Prix was ‘the Fyre Festival of F1 races’

As debate continues to swirl about the true glamour of the Miami Grand Prix, some have likened it to the infamous Fyre Festival.

Meanwhile on Reddit, a user posted about confusion over misplaced row stickers, which allegedly caused some “people who paid $2000 for these seats … to sit on the stairs because the staff couldn’t figure it out either.”

“F1 is supposed to be the most luxurious motorsport series, so the hospitality should reflect that,” she said. “Unfortunately, there was nothing luxurious about Miami.”

Anyone up for thirteen booster shots a year?

New study shows 4th COVID shot only protects against infection for 4 weeks (10 May)

A recent study entitled, “Protection by a Fourth Dose of BNT162b2 against Omicron in Israel,” co-authored by Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis, Prof. Nachman Ash, and others, has concluded that the fourth dose of the Pfizer vaccine confers very brief protection against infection with COVID, although protection against severe illness from COVID appears to be more long-lasting.

The study is based on data from the Israeli Health Ministry for people over the age of 60 who were eligible for a second booster dose from January 2, 2022. Of the approximately 1.2 million people who were eligible, around half opted to take the fourth dose.

Why would you bother? Especially when there’re several treatments that also help prevent serious illness without the risk of side effects from the boosters.

Keep playing your violin while the economy burns M0nty.

It’s not burning Bruce, unless by that you mean it’s overheated because it’s going so well. Part of the reason for inflation is the post-COVID demand surge. Try booking a tradie at the moment.

A bit of inflation has been long overdue, it’s been decades since we started the previous period of suboptimal inflation. Same goes for the last nine years of dropping real wages in Australia. What, are you afraid of the poor people getting a bit of extra cash in their pockets?

Higher wages and living standards for workers are an admirable goal, but it has to be based on productivity and balanced against the goal of full employment and the danger of an inflationary wage-price spiral.

To be honest Roger, why should workers care about a connection between wages and productivity. Bosses clearly don’t care, as executive pay decoupled itself from productivity decades ago and shot into the stratosphere. Harrumphing about macro is not going to cut it, we’re sick of that nonsense.

Bosses have a choice: pay their workers a bit more, take a big pay cut, or wander over here to this recently-constructed scaffolding where a French contraption has been installed.

My brother told me last week he was advised not to get the 4th vaccination (he already has had the 2dose+booster) but to wait because there is a new one coming soon (No. 5) which is much better and gives longer protection.

Well seeing an Anal government will up the attacks on productive industry aka wealth creation, we could expect working people to be made poorer. Of course left wing germslists aren’t capable of comprehending this as it’s unlikely that they have ever worked in the real economy.

Bruce of Newcastlesays:
May 11, 2022 at 12:59 pm
Anyone up for thirteen booster shots a year?

Why would you bother? Especially when there are several treatments that also help prevent serious illness without the risk of side effects from the boosters.

As Unvaxxed (only one) in 3 generation Household with Grandkids Classmates, Families and Friends all coming down with Covid, Daughter and Son-in-law’s Families and Friends , plus Wife’s Tennis Group all coming down with Covid

Having has 4 minor and 1 major Op over last 2 years., 34 rounds of Cancer Immunotherapy every 3 weeks with bloods very 3 weeks over last 2 years, wound dressings at hospital, MRIs. PET and CAT scans etc

Definitely “Why Bother” – am happy to stick with AntiVirals approach of last 2 years and Seniors Flu Vaccine, 2 lots this year

Covid Vaccines have shown they do not work.

As I said to the Wound Nurses this morning – fit as a fiddle, happy and healing

Only problem no overseas travel on Qantas without Vaccination Certificate – hopefully the World will soon recognise the futility of Vaccine Certificates

Getting the pension is easy enough to understand, but it’s surrounded by lots of rules.

Basically you get government dosh if you only have your paid-for house, and less than a certain amount of money. For a single person that is $270,500; for a couple $405,000.

That amount includes super, cash under the bed, trusts, savings accounts, and so on.

The thing that makes it complicated are the add-on rules. For example, IIRR there is a rule that says you can’t have a heap of money and go and spend it on a $300k McLaren and call it the family car, and then apply for the pension. There are also a lot of rules to stop people parking a bucket of dollars with a family member, and then saying you don’t have it any more.

But yes, if you have paid off your debts; have set yourself up, and have spent down all of your savings, then living off the pension can be quite enough, I’d think.

What is interesting though is that if you have a lazy half million in cash and burnt it all in a wasteful way – say blowing it at the casino over a month – then you would indeed be able to draw a government stipend.

Try booking a tradie at the moment.

Haha, another effect of totalitarianism. Those lockdowns have caused people in inner city dog boxes to have an epiphany. Living outside of the city is actually quite nice, especially if they can Starlink to work. At the same time all those quaint little bars and restaurants have closed because they couldn’t survive the totalitarian bans. Who wants to live in a concrete jungle without nice places to eat? Especially when lefty government types quixotically ban you from leaving your flat without notice. Being stuck in a dog box for weeks is no fun, as the denizens of Shanghai could probably tell you.

But moving to the country means needing a place to live. Consequently there’s a building boom here in Lake Mac and any properties that list last about three days before being snapped up.

Amazing what totalitarianism does for one’s outlook on life.

Some might know who this is from, but I’m leaving out the link. Bloke is a carpenter by trade but very controversial. I’ve heard similar lines from tradies I know, and I’m similarly pissed off about the way governments have treated us.

The forced mRNA injections have broken the spirit of the working class in Australia.

Construction has almost come to a halt in Melbourne. There’s not even enough trades left to price jobs. It was already hard enough to run a little business with the tax rate, mandatory licensing and insurances and red tape fees imposed by the state.

But with the forced mRNA injections and threats of fines & bankruptcy for those who refused, many builders and trades have just given up and stopped working. Some are on welfare now and others just went to work for a larger and more established company as a labourer. Their incentive to run a business and try to get ahead has been destroyed.

The media hasn’t talked about the mRNA mandates in months, they’re expecting workers to just forget that they were terrorised and forced to get injected multiple times with a drug by their government, their employers and the unions, who all betrayed them for fear of losing money and position.

The Australian working class is debilitated and broken, people are in really bad shape. This whole country is going downhill fast while the cost of living continues to rise; food & fuel is more expensive than I’ve ever seen it before. These circumstances are unprecedented and shit is really gonna hit the fan down here soon.

Come to think of it, even the most optimistic people I know aren’t talking about a bright future and happy times like they used to.

The Australian working class is debilitated and broken, people are in really bad shape. This whole country is going downhill fast while the cost of living continues to rise; food & fuel is more expensive than I’ve ever seen it before. These circumstances are unprecedented and shit is really gonna hit the fan down here soon.

I’ll tell ya who wrote that Tripe:
A LABOR PARTY SHILL.
Victoria is fucked because it’s being run by the CFMMEU.
No other reason.

What is interesting though is that if you have a lazy half million in cash and burnt it all in a wasteful way – say blowing it at the casino over a month – then you would indeed be able to draw a government stipend.
That’s a pretty fanciful scenario, but even then, so what?
The Age Pension is pretty good, plus it allows for $400/fortnite earnings without being reduced.

When the great Australian poet Les Murray died in April 2019, he left an incomplete volume of new work in his desk drawer.

Was he a Flamer?

OPEC and some private US oil producers have lowered production and are skimming some nice profits, as oil producers tend to do.

Yes, if they want to be going concerns and not industrial cemeteries.

Oh Noes…

https://mobile.twitter.com/JominiW/status/1524228712325160960

Once again, that will not happen. Musk has said they plan on using the Sabatier process to make methane and oxygen on Mars from the water they find and the atmospheric CO2.

He’ll change his mind once he works out what that means. The engineering feasibility study numbers will be brutal.

I am not joking. This is the sort of stuff I have been doing for decades and it doesn’t make sense, same as those stupid ammonia ideas don’t make sense. Or that stupid HVDC line to Singapore. Which doesn’t stop the proponents.

Nuke or hydrogen, that what makes chemical engineering sense in that location with those available resources. Hydrogen is mature technology, but nuke is better energy yield for mass needing transport to Mars. Elon really needs to chase the nuke space because solar energy yield is nominally about half what you get here because of the square of the orbital radius. Carrying all those solar cells to Mars to power a chemical industry isn’t going to make much sense either.

Indeed I would go further to say that if Elon wants to extend further into the Solar System he must develop the nuclear steam rocket model. There’s water ice available in many places but solar energy is ‘way too diffuse for the energy requirements for such a project.

It looks like as the Sydney road spend rolls off, NSW hasn’t replaced a whole lot of that.
SA looks pretty gunshy too after their 2.3bill hospital was completed a couple years back.
Did they ever work out that dispute over costs ?

Aussie tradie is forced to close his business and go back to university as his business goes broke

A tradesman who’s been on the tools for more than 25 years has decided to close his building business for good due to crippling costs and supply issues that he says have just about broken him.

‘I got to the point where I couldn’t even face the thought of going into the office. Having to let my team go is devastating, but I don’t realistically have any choice. And sadly, I know of two other builders in my area who have also decided to close their businesses in the past year for exactly the same reasons.’

if you have a lazy half million in cash and burnt it all in a wasteful way – say blowing it at the casino over a month

My exact retirement plan.

‘There’s a lot of builders who are struggling out there, I know a few of them. Many don’t want to talk about it but they’re feeling the pressure.’

Genuine question, why didn’t he pivot from the being a building company into selling their services to other construction companies.
Sure it’s shit that he’s shut down.
But him & his staff have skills that are in high demand.

Employers warn Labor’s 5pc pay rise will crush business

Employers and economists are warning that Labor leader Anthony Albanese’s advocacy for pay rises greater than 5 per cent to keep pace with soaring cost of living will crush businesses, fuel inflation and put upward pressure on interest rates.

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive Andrew McKellar said small businesses supported “reasonable” pay rises but “imposing unaffordable wage increases on small business will cruel jobs, not create them”.

‘Clear risk’

Australian Industry Group chief Innes Willox described increases exceeding 5 per cent as “unsustainable”.

“There is a clear risk that a high increase in wages without improved workplace productivity would fuel inflation and increase the likelihood of a steeper rise in interest rates to the detriment of growth and job creation.”

Ed Case says:
May 11, 2022 at 1:38 pm

For your perusal:
LES MURRAY, DISSIDENT POET
by David Mason
4 . 30 . 19

You would think that the die hards of Keynesian pump priming would be museum exhibits by now but it seems the lesson of printing and spending in an economy with enforced constraints cannot be learned by these flappers.
They seem astounded that inflation is the natural consequence of direct government intervention in the money supply plus the crushing of production under health rules.
Shocked! I tells ya!

Fair point bluey.

Ed Casesays:
May 11, 2022 at 1:29 pm
The Australian working class is debilitated and broken, people are in really bad shape. This whole country is going downhill fast while the cost of living continues to rise; food & fuel is more expensive than I’ve ever seen it before. These circumstances are unprecedented and shit is really gonna hit the fan down here soon.

I’ll tell ya who wrote that Tripe:
A LABOR PARTY SHILL.
Victoria is fucked because it’s being run by the CFMMEU.
No other reason.

You are even more spectacularly wrong about that than usual. Bloke who wrote that has no love for Labor or unions.

Nut Case how much do you get paid to try to disrupt this site from your second last employer’s. Enough to run the Vespa?

Bloke who wrote that has no love for Labor or unions.
Who wrote it?

Here Are the 90+ ‘Equity’ Plans Taxpayers Are Now Funding Across the Federal Government

By John Murawski, RealClearInvestigations
May 10, 2022

Under the Biden administration, more than 90 federal agencies have pledged their commitment to equity by adopting action plans that put gender, race and other such factors at the center of their governmental missions.

The Equity Action Plans are a response to an executive order President Biden signed on his first day of office in January 2021, committing his administration to pursuing “a comprehensive approach to advancing equity for all, including people of color and others who have been historically underserved, marginalized, and adversely affected by persistent poverty and inequality.”

m0ntysays:
May 11, 2022 at 11:25 am
[Quoting McCrann] The really disturbing, utterly disastrous course, that a comprehensively clueless Albanese-led government would blunder down, is the way that promoting 5 per cent-plus wage increases when inflation is 5 per cent, is exactly what leads on to 7 per cent inflation.

Then, rinse and mindlessly repeat at 7 per cent, and you are headed for 10 per cent inflation.

Inflation is almost exclusively tied to global factors these days.

As usual, m0nty is economically innumerate.
No, just make that innumerate.
And illiterate.
Note that McCrann’s comment quoted by m0nty didn’t refer to what caused existing inflation – it was solely about what would be the effect of AnAl’s policies if implemented in the future. So m0nty’s grandstanding about what’s happening now is irrelevant to what he’s criticising.
The ABS’s Producer Price Index reports including the input-output tables suggest that McCrann’s estimate of 2% extra inflation for a 5% all round wage increase is prima facie on the high side but not orders of magnitude so. So m0nty’s claim that inflation “is almost exclusively tied to global factors” may be true about the irrelevant issue of what’s happened up till now, but is an alarming display of ignorance and poor logic if applied to the McCrann comment that m0nty is supposedly addressing.

Seriously m0nty, if wages are as irrelevant to inflation as you say, let’s argue for a 100% wage increase across the board.

By governing properly, not staffing the Cabinet with drongoes, Peter Principle standard bearers and no-raters

Because the KRudd/Gillard/KRudd governments did so well, and almost all of those raging successes are still here.

ROFLMAO. munty retains his record for wrongology.

Never heard of the Keystone Pipeline, munts?

You know you’re a pro when you can take 12 months off and then straight up hit one out of the park.

Yeah, the StruthSock is getting a tad fleabitten, let’s give the MontyShill
a run.

The ABC and BBC of America

When historians look back on the first decades of the 21st century, they may be surprised at how effectively National Public Radio helped elect Republican candidates.

That claim might seem surprising. Anyone who listens to NPR knows that the nonprofit broadcast organization, which has tilted left since its inception, has recently turned into something like the publicity wing of the Democratic National Committee. But NPR’s evident design to discredit Republicans is no less subject to the law of unintended consequences than any other aspect of political life.

If this analysis is correct, then NPR must be seen as a key factor motivating conservatives to vote and demotivating Democrats from doing so

Future historians may have to account for the death of American democracy. No doubt they will devote a few pages to the rising demagoguery of politicians in the early 21st century. But they will also have to look at how the American news media, operating in one of the freest countries in the world, voluntarily chose propaganda over journalism.

Any gifts a person makes within the preceding 5 years may count in their assets and income tests for the age pension or aged care costs. A person receiving (or about to start receiving) the age pension can give away up to $30,000 over a 5-year period without it affecting their pension.24 Feb 2022

Clarifying gifting rules and their effects on age pension

For example, think about a couple with $800,000 in assessable assets and who are receiving a part-pension. If they gave away $200,000 to their grandchild for a home deposit, the first $10,000 gifted is within allowable limits, and the remaining $190,000 gifted would still be counted as an asset.

In five years, those deprived assets would no longer exist for Centrelink purposes and, depending on other factors at that time, could result in an increase in their age pension.

StruthSock:
ScottyMan Bad!
Aiiiieeeeee!!!
MontyShill:
Albanese will go The Full Whitlam, so if you’ve got a Government job and a Million $Dollar Mortgage, in 3 years you’ll be on Easy Street.

Albo is wearing stunt glasses?

Scroll down to the end…

Albanese will go The Full Whitlam

I wish! Nah, he’s not quite that bolshie.

I look forward to seeing how his purge of the Shorten faction has gone, though. Especially given that the LNP is going to get slaughtered in Victoria, which is supposed to be Bill’s stronghold.

Haha, same as always.

Gallup survey once again finds ‘global warming’ dead last among U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL issues – — 6th out of 6 environmental concerns (10 May)

‘Global warming or climate change’ ranked dead last among seven environmental issues in the 2022 Gallup survey. Americans ranking of environmental concerns found the quality of drinking water, rivers, and lakes were ranked as one and two respectively. Followed by concern over “the loss of tropical rain forests”; “air pollution,” species extinction, and finally at the very bottom, “global warming or climate change.”

And “environment” is so unimportant that they didn’t even ask about it in their Most Important U.S. Problem poll. Or it is less than 3%, since they don’t include non-economic concerns below that number.

So if global warming is so unimportant to the voters why are we fighting an election over it?

Just got in to Litchfield, cranked up the interwebs, and….M0nty!

How’s it all going?

I never killed my old parents with incautious visitations either. Still going strong at 90. 😀

Time for an Arky-ism.

Toyota GPS is sh*t.

Tried to take us to the Batchelor tip, then to a very firmly closed gate on Private Property (I expected a blunderbus to poke out above the fence). So we did it the old fashioned way…maps.

Just as well I know how to find North without a compass. *runs*

callisays:
May 11, 2022 at 2:57 pm
Time for an Arky-ism.

Toyota GPS is sh*t.

Tried to take us to the Batchelor tip, then to a very firmly closed gate on Private Property (I expected a blunderbus to poke out above the fence). So we did it the old fashioned way…maps.

Hema Maps App

Has the LNP government admitted in public that its policy is to suppress wages?

So that’s really all this was about, eh Benito?

Toyota GPS is sh*t.

Pretty sure a brand new Toyota Landy ute did exactly that to a bunch of Melbourne schoolboys jeaded to the Gold Coast for Schoolies abou a decade and a half ago.

They ended up on some back road beyond Moree, stranded in rising floodwaters.

Everyone from the Central West to the New England (including a certain family of pre-Westward migration Angers) had a damned fine chuckle at their expense. 🙂

The numbers don’t lie.

The nUmBeRs didn’t lie about Muellerween (or all of its direct-to-video sequels) either, did they Benito M0ntylini?

#AnyDayNow

I realise that the WA opposition could comfortably fit inside a portaloo, but they need to start making some waves about something – anything. How about questioning McGowan’s claimed vaxx numbers (and Covid numbers more broadly)? They’re obviously bullshit. Start asking some questions about how his people are arriving at the numbers they’re reporting. There’s clearly something squirrelly going on there that wouldn’t be flattering to the government.

According to the Speccie as of yesterday, OCO, the WA stab mandate challenge goes to trial in the WA Supreme Court on June 12th.

The latest update has been interesting:

https://spectator.com.au/2022/05/crucial-legal-front-opens-in-wa-vaccine-mandate-challenge/

How about questioning McGowan’s claimed vaxx numbers (and Covid numbers more broadly)?
It’s a Can Of Worms.
1. The feds okayed the vaccines for importation and use
2. Questioning Vax Numbers gives the Labor Premiers an excuse to crack down hard on nonconformists
From what we know about the prophylactic abilities of the various vaccines [zero usefulness] plus what we can infer about the almost continuous sound of Ambulance Sirens,
it’s a good idea for the Liberal Party to let the ALP lay sole claim to the mantle of The CompulsoryVaccination Party.

Outrage in Melbourne as Anthony Albanese fails to pronounce the city’s name correctly like some clueless foreigner

The Opposition leader referred to Melburnians as Mel-BORE-nians in a campaign speech in the city on Wednesday morning.

Actually ive forgotten why, I’ll look it up
Here’s the reason why the Greeks painted their statues with yellow/blond hair, white skin, blue/green eyes:
Because that’s what the Greeks of that time looked like.

If one fucker during ww2 didn’t blacken out their lights during an air raid it was considered traitorous and criminal.

Yet to comply with a tyrannical coup that’s taken over your country , that’s different, because it’s you doing it.

including exploring how a deep connection to country/place enhances health and wellbeing for First Nations Australians”.

This must be why the remote settlements are such paradises for their inhabitants?

Does the “deep connection to country” involve leaving garbage all around the place and never picking anything up?

Sorry. Walk the talk then I’ll believe it.

Bluey

Sorry, mixed up munty’s drivel with your bloke.

Their plan is to land a couple of unmanned Starships that will stay on Mars. The payload will be the electrolysis/Sabatier plant.

I have no idea how you could get all this into two Starships:

Water recovery equipment
Water purification equipment
Electrolysis plant
Oxygen liquefaction rig
CO2 multistage compressors
Hydrogen compression and heating
Sabatier reactor
Heat exchangers into/out of the reactor
Water byproduct condensation unit
Methane separation plant (from residual H2, CO2, CO and other byproducts)
Methane compression and liquefaction plant
Solar cells to provide all the energy, which would be lots

And to do all that in the space of a small pilot plant the production rate would be tiny. I doubt it would be a tonne a day, probably less than 100 kg/d. That would be par for the sorts of pilot plants I’ve done and I’ve done a lot of chemical process pilot plants.

The number of things that can go wrong are legion. No manning or maintenance for such a complex process? Impurity issues alone would be significant.

JC’s experience with the country further on than Sunbury, is Hoyts inspired.

Senator Gerard Rennick

In the recent round of Senate estimates in April, I asked the head of the TGA, Mr Skerritt, questions about the delivery of the vaccine and the how the body is meant to stop the production of the spike protein that is initiated by the vaccine.

Sadly he was unable to clearly enunciate clear and concise answers.

Please note the following points:

1. When asked about biodistribution studies Skerritt said the distribution of the Lipid Nanoparticles is below the internationally assessed level for genotoxicity. The biodistribution of the LNP’s was assessed in a small number of rats for 48 hours only, despite concentration levels showing higher levels on the second day. The TGA has no idea what the level of concentration of LNPs are in humans and given they did not contain the active ingredient (i.e. the mRNA producing spike protein) have no understanding what is a safe level.

2. Skerritt stated there was no evidence of ill effects from LNP’s. This is incorrect as there were anomalies in the rats tested. Otherwise there was no evidence of ill effects because there wasn’t any evidence at all. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence!

3. After stating there was no evidence of ill effects Skerritt states there is a risk of myocarditis and heart issues. One of his many contradictions.

4. Skerritt implies that the vaccines had to be rushed out because a couple of million of people would have been hospitalised or died from Covid. This is an outrageous statement. No other country in the world had a combined hospitalisation and death rate of 10% during the Covid pandemic.

5. When asked about genotoxicity studies, Skerritt implied he would have to consult as to what information he can provide as there were over 200,000 pages on the vaccines. This is another contradiction as previously the TGA has said there were no documents on the genotoxicity studies.

6. Skerritt then implies genotoxicity studies were done in vitro i.e. in the laboratory and went on to say this is the only way to assess the modifications to the spike protein. No its not. Regardless of what the studies in the laboratory show, tests must still be conducted in humans to ensure safety. It is also worth nothing that Skerritt dismissed in vitro studies on ivermectin that showed it had broad ranging anti-viral properties. Another one of his contradictions. How many are we up to now?

7. Skerritt stated there were no functional changes as a result of modifying the spike protein. This is incorrect. The spike protein produced by the vaccine was modified for the exact purpose of improving it’s functioning. Namely to avoid the innate immune system and increase reliability and stability. As a result, the modified vaccine produces MORE spike proteins than the virus!

8. Skerritt could not answer my question as to what is the off switch for producing spike proteins. He deflected on numerous occasions. You will note that he was more than happy to say how the spike protein was created but couldn’t really say when production of the spike protein would stop. Given the mRNA has been modified to last longer and be more stable it would last a lot longer than normal mRNA. Furthermore studies have shown that mRNA last up to 60 days, not the 48 hours stated by Skerritt. It is also worth nothing that even once the mRNA stops producing spike proteins, spike proteins still remain in the body for an unknown period of time.

9. Skerritt states it is only a tiny amount of mRNA being given in the vaccine and therefore can’t do much damage to organs. There are billions of molecules in a dose. This is an ingenious statement as the virus proteins are tiny as well, but have the potential to kill as we have been repeatedly told ad nauseum the last two years.

10. His final remark stating that there is no evidence that the spike protein does any damage is partially correct in the sense that the active ingredient i.e. mRNA producing the spike protein was never tested in live animals or humans.

Which is exactly why the TGA aren’t doing their job correctly, because they are not assessing all possible risks.
The 123,500 reported and suspected adverse events from the Covid vaccines should be enough evidence of a safety signal should they not?

JC,

Is the US market going up or down tonight?

from the spaceX website

Starship was designed from the onset to be able to
carry more than 100 tons of cargo to Mars and the
Moon.

The book writers club of excuses is back.

Here’s what you don’t get kneel.
Complying will be worse for you in the long run.
Much worse.

Wrong – they caved in because they had no choice,

Complete and utter bullshit.

So as I judged it the least damaging to me and mine to comply at that time, I did.

Fuck everyone else?
Not only fuck everyone else, but it isn’t the least damaging thing to you and yours.
What a fuckwit.
These fucking jabs are killing people, untested, pushed on us by criminals and you let your fucking kids get injected?

What in fucking god’s name were you thinking?

You weren’t.
You weren’t thinking.
You panicked.

Don’t say you had no choice.
We all had a choice.