Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson

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  abb9632
  October 8th, 2023
  

  Worked as planned. Sheeple under control. Hooray, it’s mask season again.

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  illodiini
  October 8th, 2023
  

  Another loony tune. Does it have a laff track?

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  pryderi
  October 8th, 2023
  

  

  America deserves a permanent memorial to the 800,000 Republican voters who refused the shot, resisted wearing masks and never isolated, or even distanced.

  They took no part in 1/6, and they managed not to contribute to the 2022 Red Wave.

  They were patriots, and they did what America needs Republicans to do for the Nation.

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  abb9632
  October 8th, 2023
  

  Covid was just the flu rebranded.

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  privateero
  October 9th, 2023
  

  @illodiini according to the latest stats, homeless fentanyl addicts have more sense than suicidal fools like you, at least from a mortality and death rate. The proof is when you Stockholm syndrome types proceed to ostrich your brains deep into the sand of normie stupidity when presented with the facts, data and numbers in real time. Steve Kirsch, countless high level scientists and Childrens Health Defence have been trying to educate you, but i say take another booster, you evil little creature, and enabler of all the world’s ills.

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  caesar963
  October 9th, 2023
  

  illodiini ain’t got Stockholm syndrome - he’s got Helsinki syndrome. And he doesn’t trust anyone, not even his benign captors.

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  Malachie520
  October 9th, 2023
  

  The response in the United States was poor and much of that was due to a lack of coordinated planning chiefly because of incompetent leadership, starting at the top and trickling down. Masks did work (as did social-distancing) and the proof is the lack of flu season in 2020. Also, just some people were carriers and asymptomatic; many more came down with ‘flu-like symptoms’ which are universal since the body only has a few ways of naturally fighting a pathogen (like raising body temp above 100, for instance). Millions of people were hospitalized. Lots of them still live with the effects the disease had on them. One million people died. I fail to see the ‘overreaction’.

  As for the ’suppression of personal freedom’…the fact that the author is American makes the entire treatise laughable. He must have lived through a different pandemic experience than I did. There were mask rules but rarely enforced. There were social-distancing and gathering-limits that were, also, rarely enforced. Nothing the federal or state governments did regarding shutdowns and the like were outside of their purview to protect the general welfare. So many Americans forgot that part of the Constitution. I saw people every day at a job where I was ‘essential’ so wasn’t able to stay at home and collect a check. With so many people protesting the “suppression of their personal freedom”, it still makes me wonder what was so bad about their home that they couldn’t even be paid to stay there. Maybe they could have helped their kids learn math or read them a book. The parents obviously didn’t do enough. Couldn’t be paid to stay at home, couldn’t teach their kids better than the schools they criticize, wouldn’t stoop to abiding by the very basic preventative measures we know, as a society in the 21st century, help curb the spread of germs. Probably proud that they rarely washed their hands and, even then, can’t be bothered to do it correctly. Yeah, my hat’s off to all those PINOs (Patriots In Name Only). Because of them, the next pandemic will be worse since a lot of states passed laws preventing the kind of shutdowns that limited the effect of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. And if not cronyism and greed (or, the personal freedom to lie, cheat, and steal), the policies half-witted together to help the pain would have been a lot more effective (think the PPP, designed to help Mom and Pop on Main Street but instead saw billions of dollars go elsewhere leaving them out in the cold). I wonder if Alex Berenson mentions any of that in his truth.

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  mcmlxiii
  October 9th, 2023
  

  The Spirit of Typhoid Mary lives on!

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  Rhio2k
  October 9th, 2023
  

  And the leftists are doing it again…

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  truerebel
  October 11th, 2023
  

  The loony lefties need to read this and listen to Alex Berenson. He knows the real science.

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  Delf338
  October 15th, 2023
  

  When, deciding if Covid, was and is, a deadly threat thay needed drastic steps to prevent its spread.

  I would tend to beleave the millions dea: than the rantings of the survivors…

  Call this a Darwinist approach…

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson
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  _Omnia
  October 20th, 2023
  

  Helsinki syndrome is a misnomer bro lmaooo

  Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives - Alex Berenson

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