Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Video: Bill Gates Laughs At Punishing the Unvaccinated" video.

  1.  @bolo2393  Confused with Apple. Yeah, Jobs robbed Wozniak from day one. The Microsoft screw was different. The first time Paul Allen had lymphoma, Bill Gates used the occasion to try to squeeze him out of Microsoft. Of course that makes Gates qualified to decide health policy.
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  2.  @peterg76yt  No, he had the requisite ruthlessness. The first time Paul Allen had lymphoma, Bill Gates used the occasion to try to squeeze him out of Microsoft. A real public health advocate, that one.
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  3.  @cryptocoin5318  Oh really? You mean CDC, NIH, and Lord Fauci haven't been fulfilling that role admirably? Or do you mean Gates was instrumental in ending the Obama moratorium on funding gain of function research? The first time Paul Allen had lymphoma, Bill Gates used the occasion to try to squeeze him out of Microsoft. Of course that makes Gates qualified to decide health policy. Social Darwinian health policy.
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  4.  @cryptocoin5318  That was your comeback? Hmm.
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  5. All those antitrust cases are published. Microsoft was convicted and unpunished, in a nutshell. The 9/11 attacks happened while the case was on remand to decide a proper punishment. After that, impunity was assured.
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  6. The same way a six-times-bankrupt reality show star can be president. Or, a mummy can be president. President Joe Mummy.
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  7.  @cryptocoin5318  Blocked the bot.
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  8.  @paulross9287  Great observation. It does.
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  9.  @BlackhaloZ  Right. Basically told not to do it again, and all would be well, more or less.
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  10. The first time Paul Allen had lymphoma, Bill Gates used the occasion to try to squeeze him out of Microsoft. Of course that makes Gates qualified to decide health policy.
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  11.  @kennethmcneil3478  I've never heard them called "mandate vaccinations." Kind of an odd twist.
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  12.  @scottmcloughlin4371  That the first time Paul Allen was treated for lymphoma, Bill Gates used the occasion to try to squeeze him out of Microsoft. That Microsoft was convicted of antitrust violations and went unpunished. The case was on remand to decide a proper punishment when 9/11 happened. After that, no serious punishment was ever on the table.
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  13.  @beneficent2557  Yes, his father was. The brief against the son is sufficient without speculating. Watch the last Adam Curtis documentary. You won't be disappointed.
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  14.  @beneficent2557  You're right, but he does buy his reputation. I mean, he has to.
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  15.  @beneficent2557  I had an alternate browser, not Chrome and not Blade, suggest a bunch of articles to me, and one was from Inc. on how to get better sleep. As an example of what you can do to relax, it said that Bill Gates reads before bed! I wish I were kidding. It's all about the money.
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  16. Is it my imagination, or are Bill Gates and Hillary Clinton starting to look alike?
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  17.  @gerhardvaneeden5615  Great point.
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  18. Are you sure? This is America. /s
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  19.  @headkicked  That doesn't work very often.
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  20.  @beneficent2557  That hasn't been proved. Enough has been proved that adding in rumored connections is unnecessary. The first time Paul Allen had lymphoma, Bill Gates tried to squeeze him out of Microsoft, and used Ballmer to do it. Microsoft was convicted of antitrust violations and was never punished. Then there's Epstein. Do we need rumors, too? I don't think so.
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  21. The first time Paul Allen had lymphoma, Bill Gates used the occasion to try to squeeze him out of Microsoft. Of course that makes Gates qualified to decide 21st century health policy. Good thing he told Jeff (Epstein) to stop disempowering women and girls. That set Jeff straight.
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  22. Good thing Bill Gates told Epstein to stop disempowering women and girls. That set Epstein straight.
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  23. Masks worn properly do play a role in slowing spread, and unlike vaccines, you can take them off as needed.
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  24. @Tony X Except that my mask helps protect you, and your mask helps protect me. Most things don't work that way, so I understand the confusion.
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  25. @Tony X Where did I push vaccines? Or fear mongering? I simply stated a fact.
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  26. To this day I'm stunned at how badly Microsoft products work. I mean that. It's like a parasitic overgrowth.
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