>>8668537 lb

Another sane person! Finally!!

>>8669063

Logic, ty.

>>8669169

Molymeme will likely come around. He is redpilled on racial things now, whereas he was a yuge skeptic before.

>>8669242

Many are taking our symbols back, and that's a good thing.

>>8669313

Now, more than ever.

>>8669324

That is the sign of a person who is struggling with cogdis. It's about to break through to his conscious mind and he's struggling against it. His breakthrough will be soon.

>>8669332

There are predator animals and prey animals, and this is outside of any religion or having to do with humans at all. It is neither good nor bad.

You have a lot to learn, and probably far more to unlearn.

>>8669335

>>8669153

>>8669154

What is this from?

>>8669458

>>8669455

Oh, that's pretty old, I forgot all about that one, ty.

>>8669478

>>8669524

This explains why fat people are being affected more. LB a tweet by Paul Sperry noted the beginning of the racialization of this pandemic in the US - in some areas the majority of patients on ventilators are black women. In America, a great many older black women are fat, some obese and some morbidly obese. That explains why this population would be over-represented as patients needing ventilators, not some sort of medical racism in the response to the pandemic.

>>8669631

Yes, I stand by that absolutely.

Those were the same anon, and they were medical posts about obesity and it's effect on health, specifically how obese are more affected by pneumonia:

Why overweight people may be more likely to die from infections like pneumonia and sepsis

We may be vastly underestimating obesity’s toll.

https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/11/29/16709728/overweight-infections-pneumonia-sepsis

In a first-of-its-kind paper, published in the International Journal of Obesity, researchers from the Israel Defense Forces gathered data on 2.3 million people and found that even a few extra pounds early on in life was associated with an increased risk of death from infectious diseases — such as sepsis or pneumonia — before the age of 60.

Body mass index and infectious disease mortality in midlife in a cohort of 2.3 million adolescents.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29081504

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

Obesity was linked to altered immunity, but also to favorable outcomes among patients with infectious disease (ID) in some settings. We assessed the association between adolescent body mass index (BMI) and ID mortality.

METHODS:

BMI of 2 294 139 Israeli adolescents (60% men; age 17.4±0.3 years) was measured between 1967 and 2010. The outcome, obtained by linkage with official national records, was death due to ID as the underlying cause. Multivariable Cox proportional hazards models were applied.

The full 27 page paper is attached to OP (which you filtered), as PDF to archive offline

>>8669627

Nothing whatsoever.

>>8669741

The sign of the cross is marked on the foreheads of mass celebrants on Ash Wednesday. After a while the cross shape smudges out on skin (natural oils in that spot) and it looks like a blob by the end of the day.

>>8669772

I'm not responsible for who you filter or don't, or who presents what information and whether you see it or miss it.

You asked so I resposted that just for you, instead of calling you a dumb cunt and telling you to fuck off.

Either the information is good or it isn't. You decide that for yourself.