Spreadnecks: COVIDIOTS, Anti-Maskers, Anti-Vaxxers, Etc.

[Estiveo]

They found pills in her vehicle too, so maybe, in search of a better high, she was hoping for a lickable toad in the amphibian exhibit.

[AndyinPA]

Another martyr for the cause. She'll be making the rounds on RW talk shows.

Until she ends up in the hospital on a ventilator.

[neonzx]

Let's go see fish. Fun outing.

[MN-Skeptic]

By the way, no, Ivermectin has not been shown to cause sterility in men -

Snopes - Does Ivermectin Cause Sterility in Men?

[raison de arizona]

By the way, no, Ivermectin has not been shown to cause sterility in men -

Snopes - Does Ivermectin Cause Sterility in Men?

Furthermore, a spokesperson for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration told Snopes that infertility in men is not a known side effect of ivermectin and, as such, is not included in U.S. labeling requirements.

Well they don't believe in the FDA so they will shorely go sterile.

[Slim Cognito]

I used to own rental property in this sleepy little village about 90 minutes SE of Kansas City. Surrounded by farmland, they had a charming, well-preserved historic downtown with lots of cafes, antique shops and a restored train depot. Lots of city folk came down on the weekends.

Well, at least the school board isn't batshit crazy.

https://www.rawstory.com/school-board-m ... ate-fight/

Brawl erupts as Missouri school board unanimously votes for mask mandate


With more than 7% of the district's population in quarantine, the Pleasant Hill Board of Education unanimously voted to institute a mask mandate.

KMBC's Brian Johnson reports, "people were actually throwing fists and hitting each other."

"There was lots of shouting tonight during the meeting," he said.

"Right now, the district has 21 positive COVID-19 cases. One-hundred-eighty staff and students are in quarantine for exposure. There have been more positive cases in the first nine days of school than halfway through of all last school year," he explained.

[pipistrelle]

Same site:

https://www.rawstory.com/colorado-anti-vaxxers/

What a world.

[northland10]

For some reason, I have a hunch that a bunch of the kids to the school board screamers are probably fine with the mask and it is the parents having the meltdown. Of course, there will be some of the kids who screen and try to be defiant about it, but they were that way before COVID (as were their parents). I had even problem students who were fine with things, like taking their meds, but their fathers were all "be a man and don't take meds." So eventually, those kids ended up being a man in a grey bar motel.

I so wanted to tell some fathers to man up and help their kids actually succeed instead of just playing this masculine I'm tough bullshit.

[northland10]

Same site:

https://www.rawstory.com/colorado-anti-vaxxers/

What a world.

Lovely to see the anti-vax My Body My Choice world showing that they don't care about others' freedom to choose. Showing their true colors.

[filly]

[scirreeve]

Spreadnecks in Washington. Features KK (Kelli Stewart).

[bill_g]

It's Mill Plain Rd, not Mill's Plane, and that is a busy store with plenty of soccer moms. These two are obviously part of the FreeDumb crowd.

PS - Forgot to mention the hattip to Lars Larson - aka the Mouth of the Columbia. Our own local RWNJ that tried to go national, but couldn't hold an audience. Excellent extemporaneous speaker, and wonderful parrot for the GOP meme machine.

[LM K]

Remember this insanity after a school board meeting in Williamson County, Tennessee last month?




The below occurred at another school board meeting this week in Rutherford County, Tennessee.

A high school student spoke up in support of masks at a school district meeting. He talked about the death of his grandmother. She died of covid.

The adults laughed at him, told him to shut up, and yelled other things that I couldn't discern. The crowd stopped only when the board members told them to stop.



For those interested, the woman sitting just behind the student has been tracked down.

[raison de arizona]

Motherfuckers should be escorted out and straight into a fucking volcano. Assholes. No way around it.

Sorry for the language.

[Kendra]

Motherfuckers should be escorted out and straight into a fucking volcano. Assholes. No way around it.

Sorry for the language.

+1000

[Luke]

Sorryantivaxxer.com sends updates by email if you sign up (free). Awesome site.

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[Frater I*I]

Karma....

She's got a back log, but she'll eventually get around to visiting you...

[Dave from down under]

Insanity is also spreading...

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-10/ ... /100444380

apua New Guinea's New Ireland province is an idyllic Pacific paradise surrounded by coconut trees, turquoise waters and friendly locals

But for health workers visiting its rural communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, the island has at times seemed a lot less welcoming.

Key points:
Less than 2 per cent of PNG's population has been fully vaccinated
Vaccine hesitancy is being fuelled by misinformation online
PNG businesses that work closely with Australia worry about when borders will open
"Some of our patrol teams have been given death threats," Mimi Zilliacus, CEO of Australian Doctors International (ADI), said.

"Threats that blood would be spilled if we brought the vaccines into that community."

[Lani]

Samoa had a major measles outbreak not long ago. They believed that the vaccine did something or other that was terrible. A lot of the fear goes back to the US using the Pacific Islands for testing nuclear bombs.

Here in the Marshall Islands, Runit Dome holds more than 3.1 million cubic feet — or 35 Olympic-sized swimming pools — of U.S.-produced radioactive soil and debris, including lethal amounts of plutonium. Nowhere else has the United States saddled another country with so much of its nuclear waste, a product of its Cold War atomic testing program.

Between 1946 and 1958, the United States detonated 67 nuclear bombs on, in and above the Marshall Islands — vaporizing whole islands, carving craters into its shallow lagoons and exiling hundreds of people from their homes.

https://www.latimes.com/projects/marsha ... evel-rise/

The U.S. conducted at least 67 nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands between 1946 and 1958. The nuclear test conducted at Bikini Atoll on March 1, 1954, Operation Castle Bravo, remains the largest test ever conducted by the U.S. and yielded 15 megatons, almost 1,000 times the power of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

Bravo vaporized two surrounding islets and sent a plume of highly radioactive debris floating over the lagoon and into the open water. Atolls downwind of Bikini, including Rongelap and Utirik, hadn't been informed of the tests but were showered with dangerously radioactive ash, which residents believed was snow — something they had never seen.

In the years following the test, people who were exposed burned from the radiation, became nauseous, developed thyroid problems, had loss of blood cells, and women who were pregnant miscarried. And decades after the bombings, the health problems persist with unusually high rates of birth defects and cancer among Micronesians.

Even today, the fallout impacts the environment, where it is remains unsafe to eat coconuts, other crops, and fish around these islands. As a consequence, most Bikinians have given up the dream of ever returning to their home, and many Micronesians have left their islands for America.

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/mb ... anniversar

A number of islanders who had radiation illnesses and some of their family members were taken to the US for treatment. They said they were treated like lab rats. The predominant belief is that the US intentionally harmed them to see what would happen.

The Pacific Islanders who live in Hawaii are very reluctant to have the coronavirus vaccination. Community leaders are doing the best they can do to encourage them, but it's a hard slog. They experience racism frequently and are ridiculed as cockroaches. Some people even claim the Islanders caused the covid crisis because they live in large family groups and have low income. Cockroaches spreading the virus....

[Dave from down under]

as opposed to tourists...

[poplove]

Mindy Robinson is an actress in a lot of really crappy low budget and soft porn movies. She lives in Las Vegas and plans to run for congress again next year. Was part of January 6, but stayed outside and has already talked to the FBI. She's been harassing our city council and school district over vaccine and mask mandates. "I won't inject poison into my body!" she cries, with a face full of botox.

[MN-Skeptic]

Ok, not Covid related, but vaccine related. I followed a Twitter link to a couple of 6-year old stories that I had somehow missed and I was flabbergasted. It turns out that measles was much more dangerous than people realized - what measles did was destroy a person's antibodies to previous diseases, making them again susceptible to diseases they had successfully fought off in the past. When the measles vaccine was developed, it had a much more profound effect on children's health than just staving off a seemingly minor childhood disease.

The Surprising History of Anti-Vaxxers and Measles

In 1954, Thomas Peebles, a pediatrician, went to Boston with a mission: taking blood from young men with measles. One of the samples he collected came from a student named David Edmonston. Within a decade, the lab Peebles worked for, run by the Nobel Prize-winning virologist John Enders, had transformed that sample—the virus cultured from Edmonston’s blood—into the first measles vaccine.

Even in the earliest days of measles inoculation some parents were skeptical of the vaccine, though not for unfounded fears of autism. Before the 1960s, millions of people would contract measles every year, and hundreds, just in the U.S., would die. But yet measles wasn’t thought of as a particularly dangerous disease. Mostly, the vaccine just didn’t seem worth it to some people: why bother with the risk (and there was some), when most people got the measles, and most survived?

When it came time to vaccinate his own kids, even the vaccine’s source, Edmonston, chose not to.

But, besides sparing kids from itchy rashes and spots, the measles vaccine had an amazing and mysterious effect: The first mass measles vaccinations campaigns led to drops in childhood death so dramatic that they have never been entirely explained. One group of infectious disease experts, though, thinks they know what happened—and what they discovered makes the idea of skipping vaccinations seem even more dangerously backward.

In a new paper, published this week in Science, these researchers argue that measles infections essentially wipe out the immune system’s memory—immunity acquired earlier in life is cleared away. And so, after having measles, kids might get sick for years afterwards from diseases to which they were once resistant. The researchers show that, in the years before the vaccine was developed, measles infections were responsible, at least indirectly, for about half of all childhood deaths from infectious diseases.

Besides the link to the story above, there's another story about this discovery here - The great measles immunity heist

[Luke]

"Dr" Miki Booth is now using her other https://www.facebook.com/BirtherPrincess/ page to spread COVID misinformation, including dosages and how to get Rxes. These are on her main page:

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https://www.facebook.com/miki.booth

[LM K]

Another anti-masker, antivaxxer doctor.

Jon Ward posted this on FB a few days ago.

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Over the weekend a local dermatologist took to Facebook regarding COVID-19 exposure and students quarantining.

Superintendent Bill Husfelt held a press conference on Monday in regards to what he called misinformation being spread on social media.

“It is absolutely reprehensible to me that anyone would tell our parents to teach your children to lie to us about if they had been exposed or if they have had COVID or if they had had the vaccine,” Superintendent Husfelt said. “I cannot imagine what world we are living in when you have someone that is supposed to be a professional encouraging children to do that.”


NewsChannel 7 reached out to Dr. Jon Ward regarding his post on his opinion page on Facebook. He declined to do an on-camera interview but provided the following statement:

“I regret making that statement. I posted as a frustrated parent who highly values education. My response was emotional, and I realize that it was inappropriate and does not reflect the values of me, my family, or my business. This is why I chose to change the wording the same day to better represent my concerns.”

[pipistrelle]

The woman with the fake allergy cough updated her LinkedIn, removed her photo, and doubled down.

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