Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Austria’s Drastic Authoritarianism In Response To Covid" video.

  1. It's a good thing when the rules don't make sense because at that point you can use it as a litmus test. Anyone who still believes in the rules even when they're blatantly contradictory is pretty much lost and you cannot count on them.
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  2.  @larsbee  Ever heard of collaborators? Many sold their their own people out.
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  3.  @hamupinhere  "I don't care what the peasants say because I'm ballsy"
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  4.  @Curse44  Live rounds used on Netherlands protesters yesterday. The f1nal solut1on is still a few years down the line.
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  5. It's a duality because at the same time France protested every weekend for weeks in a row. The Netherlands was on fire yesterday and the police wounded two protesters with live fire. You have the biggest sheep in the world but also people willing to throw down like a good old fashioned soccer hooliganism event.
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  6. "more traditionally created vaccines" - That won't work. Traditional shots don't work on coronaviridae. Sorry. But you're simultaneously saying "the doctors will be forced to decide who should get treatment and who not" and "responsible scientist and doctor teams seem to run around with blinkers when it comes to that topic". You essentially know that "overflowing ICUs" are an artificial problem thanks to negligence. These people are KILLING the patience through negligence at best, through malice at worst. So you know this is all fake but you still try to defend the authorities by using the numbers.... they wanted those numbers...
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  7. Death rates are increasing from other reasons. Cancer and heart condition deaths are up. Diabetes also seems to be on the rise.
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  8. In the Netherlands police already wounded two protesters with live rounds. Media called it "warning shots" and there's video of a man with a gaping wound on his thigh while people press on it to stop the bleeding, so it's not rubber bullets.
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  9. "they did recommend" - Recommendation isn't mandate. Correct. "mass gatherings that exceeded 500 people, which was later adjusted to 50 people" - That's not social distancing, that's prohibition of mass gatherings. Correct. All you have is the schools one. But honestly, I don't care you got one right when you had to blatantly LIE about the other two. None of us are opposed to being recommended to wear masks. We're opposed to mandates. Now the CDC director is saying the masks help against the flu and common cold. We'll be under mask mandate for the rest of our lives because people like you didn't speak up.
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  10.  @Mastario  Recommendation is not a mandate. Jimmy was correct. No, mass gatherings are mass gatherings. Social distancing is the forced/mandatory closure of all businesses that do not have the space to keep customers apart (aka small businesses). Ever seen the stickers they put on the floor when you're in line at the grocery store? When those stop being recommendations and become law, that's a social distancing standard. Where I live we had a period where people could walk their dogs, but only one person was allowed and you could not talk to other dog walkers. That's a social distancing standard. If companies are mandated by the government to do remote work against their will, that's a social distancing standard. The critics have boxes full of ammo and they've been firing for two years. We're riddled with bullets. You can try to limit their supply of ammo, or you can start spitting lead back. Your choice.
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  11.  @Mastario  "Social distancing is any measure that requires you to distance yourself from people" - That's just pointlessly broad. Social distancing is the bulk of measures meant to keep people apart when they must be together. Putting a cap on events that place too many people in the same venue, even if social distancing is observed, is not social distancing. You can have 50k people at an event and have social distancing. You just need a lot of free space. "why the hell lie" - Sorry, but businesses that could not have customers without breaking social distancing rules were closed. That's not a lie, it happened to many businesses around me.
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  12. Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Third time is enemy action.
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  13. Maybe stop ventilating people? The disease affects your hemoglobin and the blood vessel cells. Pumping extra air into the lung doesn't put more oxygen in the blood, it just stretches your lungs and damages the tissue. We learned this last year and hospitals are still killing people. Ventilation was supposed to have been changed for O2, even India built a ton of DIY oxygen generators to deal with the shortage of medicinal O2 bottles.
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  14.  @ichraumauf5532  I'll be honest, it wore me down in 2020. In 2021? It gives me energy. They wanted a war? Big mistake.
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  15. Oh no, a guy who clearly acted in legitimate se-defense and committed no crime walked free. The injustice! We need to imprison people because of our feelings rather than actual law!
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  16.  @TietCanhVit  You're still using the same excuses? Highly vaxx'd countries have their ICUs filled with vaxx'd patients. Want to prevent staff from being burdened by coof cases? Actually treat the disease rather than let people get critical and then administer antivirals by the time the body is dying from the damage and there's almost no virus left.
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  17.  @charlenefrench5404  Two people wounded is what the news are saying. I've only seen video of one person wounded in the leg and the people nearby started doing a tourniquet so he probably made it.
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