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Anonymous ID: f19604 Jan. 27, 2022, 1:50 p.m. No.15477499   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7542

>>15477285

 

US Navy discharges 45 unvaxxed service members, refuses to approve a single religious exemption

 

The first discharges come as the Navy has approved exactly zero of the thousands of requests for religious exemptions submitted by service members.

 

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/us-navy-discharges-45-unvaxxed-service-members-refuses-to-approve-a-single-religious-exemption/

Anonymous ID: f19604 Jan. 27, 2022, 2:36 p.m. No.15477829   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>15477813

 

>Someone get this faggot a doorknob and scarf

>wasted digits

 

Barthelme much?

 

Some of us had been threatening our friend Colby for a long time, because of the way he had been behaving. And now he'd gone too far, so we decided to hang him. Colby argued that just because he had gone too far (he did not deny that he had gone too far) did not mean that he should be subjected to hanging. Going too far, he said, was something everybody did sometimes. We didn't pay much attention to this argument. We asked him what sort of music he would like played at the hanging. He said he'd think about it but it would take him a while to decide. I pointed out that we'd have to know soon, because Howard, who is a conductor, would have to hire and rehearse the musicians and he couldn't begin until he knew what the music was going to be. Colby said he'd always been fond of Ives's Fourth Symphony. Howard said that this was a "delaying tactic" and that everybody knew that the Ives was almost impossible to perform and would involve weeks of rehearsal, and that the size of the orchestra and chorus would put us way over the music budget. "Be reasonable," he said to Colby. Colby said he'd try to think of something a little less exacting.

 

http://jessamyn.com/barth/colby.html