I saw this video yesterday about a prominent youtuber who has been ill for a few months. They're saying she has Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) as a result of "long covid". But every time I see people talking about "long covid" they don't specify if the affected person took the jab or not.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vydgkCCXbTAIt's a recurring theme - people have inexplicable illnesses and it's immediately blamed on "long covid" without any justification or rationalization beyond that. The media makes sure to focus on "long covid" and never mention vaccines in the same breath because they of course are protecting their financiers.
And like usual everyone's falling for the spin because most people aren't ready to accept what most of us here knew from the beginning.
s23erdctfvyg 0 points 1.2 years ago
Those that mimic what is broadcast through television, or the curated parts of the internet, I know have either fallen for the mass lies, or are working for the same groups.
You telling me covid kills people, is functionally no different then people telling me niggers are anything but genocidal, cannibalistic, rape apes.
The difference between you and the average joe however, is that while the average joe finds me extreme, they do not wish death on me. This is also how I know you are a part of the latter group, that you are working for the same groups.
I had seizures when I was young, and it seems to have made me very sensitive to decreases in oxygen, at least in comparison to other people.
I've gone spelunking in old mines, and lava tubes with friends in the past, and in most cases I would come out dizzy while my friends were fine. The worst case however they had to drag me out, and I was unable to talk for about 20 minutes according to them. I don't have much memory of it so I can't say how accurate that time is.