giga_chad
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No, why would I pay more? In my country everyone pays the same health insurance contributions and gets the same standard of treatment.
They will once their vaxx passes are revoked.
I'm unvaccinated, been working from the office the entire time, not planning to get it. As a healthy, young man, with healthy vitamin D levels, the risk of getting noticeable symptoms, let alone ending up in a hospital, is a nice round 0 (I ran the numbers, there were 0 such cases worldwide). I have also never been tested, or subject to any limitations regarding this status.
The definition of what a vaccine is just changed this year though.
This talk about "microchips" is the definition of misinformation, I've never seen anyone seriously propose that, it's only used to paint anyone who has any kind of doubt about the "vaccines" and "vaccine mandates" as a crazy person.
Is it really such a stretch of imagination that the government could be faking/gaming some stats?
I don't use their services and yet my livelihood is entirely dependent on them (and Facebook). That's how bad it is.
Is it really "misinformation" if you believe that government could be lying about something? They lie all the time about all sorts of things.
Google has us all by the balls. As a small business owner, in my particular market, I can't survive without their services, even though they suck and I hate them, and their entire company.
My business can be destroyed by Google on a whim at a moment's notice. How did it get to be so bad?
Why would I pay publishers?
TOR has been an invaluable tool for me for its ability to circumvent state censorship in an undetectable way.
At some point in my career I was involved in some journalistic reporting in Saudi Arabia; had I used a regular VPN, it could have been easily detected, and in best case defeated, worst case put me in serious legal trouble, which in Saudi Arabia can easily end in corporal punishment and/or death. TOR allowed me to circumvent all that and keep reporting on government official and police force corruption in a safe way, in a country that frankly could use a lot more of this type of journalism.
Thank you, TOR project!