Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Australia Bans Trolling u0026 The US Wants to Ban Online Scalping" video.

@RmFrZQ I'm a firm believer this isn't possible. Neither the adenovirus viral vector or mRNA will give full immunization and the traditional attenuated virus shots won't work on fast mutating coronaviridae. Even if it were possible, by the time you tested the product in trials and distributed to the medical personnel and the vulnerable first, by the time you get to the 50-60 age group you're already dealing with new strains. For pete's sake we're still using a 2019 strain shot and it's almost 2022.
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@bodd boward "there's no way to win against global forces" - Global forces that hinge on a minimum wage worker using a phone to scan a QR code and a GP to deny people treatment if they don't have a certificate. I'm sorry, but these global forces seem pretty weak. We would win if everyone just said no.
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@RmFrZQ If you check the UK Health Security Agency weekly report, for example I'm using week 42, in page 20 it shows a graph showing antibodies over time. Most of the population got S antibodies from infection and and vaccination. But the proportion of people getting N antibodies has stalled. This means that people who were infected after "immunization" (lol) mounted an immune response based on spike protein antibodies alone. The immune system was primed to respond to the spike proteins and now doesn't respond to the nucleoprotein. There's no other explanation. The rising prevalence of N antibodies is probably coming from the unvaccinated and the "true" vaccine failures where the person didn't mount an immune response to the shot, but most of the population now has an incomplete immune response even if they get exposed to the real thing after the shot. The spike protein is also a mutable part of the virus so it's always a gamble if old spikes prime the body for new variants. A good article is "Could live attenuated vaccines better control COVID-19?" by Shinya Okamura and Hirotaka Ebina, PMCID: PMC8354792/PMID: 34426024 Notice how the live attenuated shot is praised for the potential for broad immune response, but in trials in Syrian hamsters they had less virus in the lungs but the same amount in the nasal cavity. This means the immune system can prevent illness, but doesn't defeat the virus in the nose. People can stop being sick, but they'll keep hosting and spreading. And what happens when this creates a variant that evades our immunity?
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@ViIgax I don't want to split hairs but there's a difference between a company being so afraid of the mob they'd rather throw you under the bus than face the crowd and tell them to grow up, and the police taking you to a room where you're handcuffed to a table and forced to apologize and admit everything you said was a mistake. The first is a consequence of hyper-connectivity and over-socialization that we need to address as social illnesses, the second is the CCP flexing its muscle because it can.
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@tfwmemedumpster Pharma guy raised prices he was charging to insurance companies, but he provided the product for free for those that needed it. Also, there was no reason why others couldn't make it, literally. Anyone could make it. At the time another company promised to make a competitor, don't remember if they ever introduced it to the market. The only reason nobody else made Daraprim was because it was a low margin product nobody wanted to make. Shkreli wanted R&D money so his plan was fleecing the insurance companies. Obviously this increases premiums but insurance companies are already getting fleeced by thousands of high margin drugs so it was a drop in the bucket. If anyone had died untreated the media would have had a field day. I think Vice news investigated the claim that he was providing the drug for free, and they admitted it was true. You want to know what Vice complained about? That people had to fill out a form to get it, and filling out forms is hard. You can look for the article, that's literally what they said. They couldn't find a reason to call him a liar and a cheat so they decided to bitch about the forms. TL;DR: While the guy did technically commit investor fraud he isn't the scumbag the media said he was. The big pharma companies are so much worse but the Pfizer sponsored media dedicated hours of airtime to him. Isn't that suspicious?
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@svampebob007 "I can't even imagine being so angry at the government that I'd be willing to go out in the street and fight for justice" - God I wish that were me. Look into the people who were forced to stay in quarantine hotels due to travel restrictions, and the government-hired security guards raped women and girls in the rooms. Look into the authorities in Australia that executed shelter dogs so that families wouldn't come pick them up. Sorry for forcing the pill down your throat. But we need angry people.
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@monkeymonkeymonkeymonkey Paintball tanks, steel pipe and marbles it is.
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@juanca2807 "No one will go against people buying 5 or 10 graphics cards sporadically" - If in the year 2021 and almost 2022 you still believe that laws will never be misused, at this point you either have your head in the sand or you're acting in bad faith. The PATRIOT Act was also supposed to only be used against terrorists, but as it turns out all communications in the US pass through NSA filters.
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@juanca2807 Nothing is more permanent than a temporary government solution.
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