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And Does It Seem to Be Getting Better?
A few days ago my mother’s roommate picked up the home phone when I called her, as Mom was taking a nap at the time. I haven’t talked to this gentleman since the “vaccines” came out. He’s double boosted and was mentioned in Collage of Compliance Part 6 here.
“How are you doing?” I asked as he knocked on my mother’s door to wake her up.
“Okay I guess.” He said, then paused. “But Scotty just found out he has Covid. He was over here a few days ago. Maybe I should get tested.”
Scotty is at least triple jabbed, and probably has had two boosters too. “I hope Scotty feels better.” I said.
”Thanks. I’ll tell him. He says he is doing okay. He’s just mad because he has to quarantine for five days and he has some free slot play at Palace Station.”
“As far as getting tested, I’m of the opinion if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. How do you feel?” I asked him back.
“Okay. I have a little bit of a runny nose.”
I shrugged. “I’d take some vitamins, maybe like vitamin D.”
“Yeah the VA tested me and said my levels were real low. I have some here I take.”
“Good.” I responded. “It’s up to you on getting tested. I mean I haven’t been sick so I don’t seek it out. But it seems to me that all those Covid vaccines don’t work.”
He responded with a sad grunt. “Yeah. Well here’s your Mom. It was good talking to you.” I’d classify his tone as open, a bit scared, and also curious what I’d do. I wasn’t trying to kick him when he’s down, but let’s face it folks. The jabs don’t work.
This exchange made me curious about your experiences with being outcast by family members and friends due to questioning beliefs about jabs, masks, the wisdom of lockdowns, PCR tests or anything else. I have been fortunate in that most of my close family in America broadly agree with me. I don’t expect a problem with them, but I do have more extended family members that seem to have ghosted me online. I can’t get rejected in a direct way since I am not there.
In Thailand I have been outcast not directly because of jabs but because of being both unwilling and unable to wear a facemask. Last year my Thai sister in law was absolutely horrified about this. For a time in the summer of 2021 it seemed like the only people who would accept me were a few police, some park rangers at Nai Yang Beach and a couple of my husband’s friends. It’s gotten better on this front in 2022. When a friend died suddenly in May I was able to sit inside unmasked, albeit in the back, during the Buddhist chants. I wouldn’t say that rupture has entirely healed though.
This Covidcon has pitted family against family, friend against friend, and parents against children. I’m curious about your experiences of being outcast, ghosted or otherwise excluded due to questioning some part of the narrative. Have any of those people started coming around to your perspective? Are they digging in their heels double or nothing? Or have they been left to flounder their own way through this mess?
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xmas 2020: a dear friend invites me to annual party being thrown by mutual friend who works for a famous newspaper (the big famous one).. i've been to many of his parties in the past. wanting to be a good soldier, i text newspaperman to let him know i'm coming but also want him to know that i don't wear the hygiene theatre prop.
"fine with me, but let me just check with the people who are here," he texts back.
15 minutes later he calls me. "i'm totally ok with that but there are people here who would be uncomfortable [this is nyc, covid has been extinct at this point for about six months]. i have an extra mask, would you be willing..."
i tell him i'm looking forward to seeing him when this madness is over. since then, crickets. paradigmatic moment.
My husband’s siblings were in town in late 2020, and I was really questioning the masks, natural herd immunity denial, the PCR tests, the whole thing basically. One of the sib’s is a scientist, the other works for a famous college out east. So I started asking questions, thinking they’d be up for a rational discussion. One ended up saying, “But people are dying!” while the other one sat and made faces at me all night. I’ve never seen such absurd immaturity in so-called professional people in all my life. I had assumed they were well educated and intelligent. (They have all the right credentials.) This is not how well-educated, intelligent people behave. We haven’t really spoken since. My husband got mad at ME. Just awful, what this horrible Fauci lie has done to people. I am definitely not ready to forgive and forget. Maybe if they’d just apologize. I doubt they ever will.