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They have already lost freedom to walk their neighbourhoods and have normal family lives. Last straw for so many on the margins.

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Dude, really ? This is like reading an article by an upper, middle class Karen. This is such a first world problem while children in other parts of the world are:

1. Used as soldiers.

2. Used as child labor in factories.

3. Used as street beggars and criminals.

3. Sold as slaves.

4, Sold as child sex slaves.

5. Stolen from mothers at birth and sold wealthy families.

6. Trafficked for organ harvesting.

7. Starved from poverty, unaffordable food, and war.

8. Manufacturers deliberately cutting infant formula supply.

9. Die from unsafe water.

10. No medical, treatment for AIDS, Dysentery, Cholera, Malaria, Tuberculosis

Yes, it's must be an awful hardship for children to wear masks and be protected from contracting and spreading deadly infectious diseases.

The actuality is many are falling victim to false flag conspiracies' to:

1. Relax liabilities of public educations and government

2. Relieve work activities and relax liabilities for daycares, educators during child care periods.

3. Reduce the effort working parents have to raise children, keep them and others safe for virulent infectious diseases.

This narrative is sounding no different than "the WOKE" parents projecting their own neurosis and forcing transgenderism therapies and puberty inhibiting drugs on their children.

CORRELATION IS NOT CAUSALITY

Our only weakness is blaming others for our fears instead of dealing with reality 'we humans' are not in control of most things occurring on this blue ball. Events sounding globally between disease and droughts and other natural disasters proves "we're only guests here, even though we act like we own the place".

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Some very good points here..

I’d just hasten to add that there are many reasons why people aren’t reacting...some of it does speak of weakness and moral failure, but there is more to it than that.

Recently, here in Detroit, a five year old was recently executed, along with his parents, by a teenage thug. This was a deliberate, targeted execution, as in three bullets to the head. I am the only person I know who reacted at all to it. Everyone, I mean fucking everyone, agrees it was wrong, but no outrage, no calls for action, no “enough is enough” language. The most abhorrent criminal and deviant behavior has become normalized through constant exposure and repetition, so there is no longer any reaction.

Who reacts in shock and horror to snow and ice in Alaska or the sun shining bright and hot in the Libyan desert? No one who lives there......only outsiders for whom extremes in weather aren’t “normal”.

I think the battle to come is to try to shake our immediate circles into an acknowledgment of, and reaction to the horrors being perpetrated on humanity by those in charge. I try talking to the children, the young ones' , as well as reaching out to the ex military I know to appeal to their training to demand higher standards from those in charge, at all levels. I try to put sand in the ointment to slow down the machine just a little bit, every day; I try to steady the wavering and encourage the faint of heart, and to stay the course. It is all I can do, and sometimes I am so overwhelmed by the challenges of daily life that I fail to react when I should, but is from exhaustion, not from indifference or cowardice.

Thanks for all you do!

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There is a lot of anger, but most of it, so far, is misdirected. Most people have trouble processing the concept that medical, political and media icons they have revered for so long have misled them.

The real question is why most people accept the lies, and why they don't recognize the liars.

Partly it is ignorance. Epidemics are a complex topic that few are trained to understand. But the lies we've been told can be identified without detailed knowledge of biology and genetics. So much of the fraud has violated basic knowledge that competent people routinely use to avoid frauds.

The bigger failure is that so many have abdicated their own self interest, turning habitually to others for their protection. Most people in the US receive money or other benefits from governments. Six percent of the US workforce works for the federal government. Probably that many more for state and local governments. They are totally dependent on government. Many more receive other payments. We're trained to be dependent. The medical industry has become the largest segment of the economy, nearly 20% of GDP. They are also responsible for nearly as many unnecessary deaths as heart disease and cancer. But those chronic failures are overlooked, willingly accepted, in the forlorn hope of salvation. Doctors are given the same reverence as shamans and witch doctors in previous times, and the results are about the same.

Mattias Desmet has described the reasons pretty well. His new book comes out next month, maybe it will offer solutions for health problems most don't understand any better than cattle do. Until then, we'll need to confront the captive disciples of socialist dogma the old fashioned way -- by vigorous criticism, by recruiting more critics to join the fight, and escalating as needed. This must not stand. If we allow it, it will continue.

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