The Morning Constitutional: 2/1/2023

Just don't get any boosters and take this as a learning experience, of course if the USA collapses within the next few years as TFM is predicting, you'll probably have more pressing issues to worry about.

@atomic: yeah, this was a powerful experience of how powerful social pressure is. At least I redpilled my parents enough to not make me take boosters and to buy a homestead outside the city in the coming years. It's not going to be off grid, but at least we will be partially self sustaining. I do see myself living through whatever will happen and I hope all of you guys will too.

that is the problem. everyone talks big until it actually matters. then they all fold. just like you.

i couldnt even imagine trying to deal with all this nonsense as a kid. hard enough in my 40s. best of luck, homey.

The lesson wasn't necessarily the problematic vaccine itself. The problem is how your life circumstances and relationships can be a part of forcing you into responsibilities that only you will live long to regret. The decision could be over a vaccine in order to get something done, a marriage for validation, or any other kind of similar decision. These things will continue to happen, unless you are proactive in avoiding these things before they happen.

Could you do without whatever required the vaccine? How would your friends/relatives behave towards that? As you can see we are back to the point before you took your shot/s.

@Longshanks: well said. i wasnt truly emancipated from reliance on family and friends until my early 30s. if i could do it again, id have started working full time at 16 and not wasted a decade partying with dead end losers who held me back. part of the reason i got so fucked over by false accusations was because i wasnt financially and emotionally independent. it left me weak and vulnerable to the stupidity of others.

That's rough, man. Not much you can do when you're too young to fight back. Just pray that that crap has no effect.