>>7623097

Well, anon, I will join this discussion. Tell me, please, what some of those things are that would put 99% in the hospital. Am I ready to hear it?

Somehow I think I would be in the 1%, but, of course, one never knows. Maybe I am delusional.

>>7623159

Okay, maybe I would be one of the 1% to stay away:

• I would be afraid the pizza would be poisonous,

• I wouldn't trust the cancer vaccine because I would think it would be fake and should shorten my life,

• I am too old to worry about changing my appearance, and

• I don't believe there are nano-bots living inside me.

>>7623182

Only if they turn blonde in the sun, get rubbed down under the water, and and and and we can watch them come back up again.

>>7623220

Yes, and then you have the 1% like me, who, if they heard that a mini time bomb was in us ready to explode and we needed to go to the hospital to get it out, we would think that it was all a psy-op to get totally well people to go to the hospital so they COULD PUT THE BOMB IN US and make us sick/ready to die.

>>7623233

And, lo, and behold! After my last post, they took my internet down…

Back now…

>>7623255

Why do you say this? Because we lost the US House? I was upset at the time, but now I see that losing it has helped wake up a lot more normies to the Dems' cons.

I now think losing the house was beneficial in the long-run.

>>7623266

I was, but now I see that it was best to help wake up more people.