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The Green Hornet's avatar

But the doctors and nurses danced so nicely on Tik Tok. Should we clap now?

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KB's avatar

virtue signaling = arrogance and narcissism. If you took a selfie of you getting vax'd and shaming others to do so, YOU ARE A NARCISSIST AND SHOULD STUDY THE TOPIC UNTIL YOU SEE YOUR TRUE SELF. It's the same as MOB MENTALITY OR herd mentality...do this to your own peril. You will never find Jesus in Mob Mentality because it is from your heart and intimacy which are far far from Mobs and hatred and self aggrandizement and selfie posters. Sorry, just sayin. I have the life degree of narcissism....I was raised and abused by 2 of them and it took me years to admit that I struggled with narcissism and was a failure, an absolute sham of a person hiding behind BS superficial business/financial success, oh....but you look so good on FB! That is when you find Jesus

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Wesley B's avatar

Praise Jesus. Seriously. He is the way to healing on so many fronts, by teaching us about God and the miracles he can bring into a willing persons life.

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CuiBono?'s avatar

🙏🏻✝️💗

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GT's avatar

I liked the dancing on Colbert better, the most mindless commercial ever

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eugyppius's avatar

you mean the segment where they are all dressed up as syringes?

i have never seen an episode of this show, but i imagine it must be unbearable.

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cmpalmer75's avatar

At one time (long ago), Colbert was very funny. He went woke and lost his mind; and, of course, he has an incurable case of Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Trump broke a lot of people on the left.

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Dave's avatar

Colbert and Stewart are incredible case studies in the virulent pathologies of the left. They were hilarious during the Bush administration, and presented solid criticisms of the war on terror.

Now they absolutely and irredeemably suck. They are deeply unfunny propagandists and shills for the establishment. WTF happened?

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this little authoritarian's avatar

Indeed, their humor is shallow because it was temporal (i.e it only worked as a oppositional humor during that era). Their awareness (and thus their humor) is strictly limited to the boundaries of their ideology. Unfortunately, if it's on the "left" or the "right", it doesn't really make much difference because it's not actually based on bigger principles or a greater recognition of the dilemmas of existence. I don't think it has to be the case, as one might recognize their own political/social tendencies but still be able to recognize bigger, more complex, principles and the humor would follow.

It's relatively easy to assess. If one is presented with the question "How should the world be?" and one has an answer other than a generalized "I have no f#$in' idea." that is a giveaway one hasn't spend any time considering the bigger issues of existence and agreement.

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KB's avatar

YES, HE DID! He broke through their snowflake BS and it was more than they could bear! When a narcissist is confronted with truth...they CANNOT STAND IT, so they double down and fight with bullshit. Where-As a normal person would reason and even apologize for being an idiot....but that would equate to death for a narcissist...to admit failure. A counselor once told me that if he was counseling a couple having marital problems...if one of them was a narcissist, he'd counsel them toward divorce....b/c a narcissist can never be wrong and generally will never change! They will absolutely go headstrong into self defeat because they are so damn self deluded. These deaths and self-inflicted vaxx injuries will surely wake some ppl up to their stupidity and failure to think critically.

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woolly bear's avatar

Hah! This happened to me! I figured out that my husband was a narcissist and went to counseling with him as a last resort, knowing full well that he couldn’t change. The counselor saw exactly what was going on and after many sessions very diplomatically said, “I think you two are not a good match.”

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KB's avatar

God was looking over you, He wants your heart first, if anyone is taunting you and stealing your peace, they have to answer for it....move on in gratitude. thank you for your comment! I told my sister the same thing.

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GT's avatar

I haven't watched Colbert or any other libtards (except Bill Maher from time to time) for over 5 years. They aren't funny, I know the joke before they make it, so predictable!

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GT's avatar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSkFyNVtNh8

Around 9th minute is the famous dance

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KB's avatar

the arrogant narcissist Colbert is unbearable to watch. Only other narcissists can relate.

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GK's avatar

A seriously punchable face.

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Deplorable's avatar

Colbert = sanctimonious bore

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PamelaDrew's avatar

It was a Colbert series called "Vax-scene" and nauseating to hear claims of safe & effective are made with all the nudge slogans including jabs protecting grandma. Someone collected about a dozen and as a set it's a psyops gem.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210623074706/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSkFyNVtNh8

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Bootsorourke's avatar

‘Tis

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Vonu's avatar

The sole purpose for commercial television production is to attract eyes to advertising.

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Jorj X McKie's avatar

Very slow golf clap

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Barbelo of the Pleroma's avatar

No. You should go get all your pots and pans and stand in the street banging them...or something.

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cmpalmer75's avatar

I believe you meant to say "the hero doctors and nurses danced so nicely on Tik Tok".

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The Green Hornet's avatar

You mean the ones who withheld HCQ or IVR? The ones who placed patients on a vent to die? The ones who gave them Midazolam or Remdesivir to help them into the mext life? The ones who were just SO busy, they had time to dance? Those heroes? And I'm not condemning the nurses. They spoke out. The assassin doctors? No not heroes. Not by a long shot.

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turtle's avatar

Yes, I don't understand why the infectious disease doctor at my hospital would support mandatory vaccination when there was no data to support it. I was especially pissed when he used MMWR data from CDC to say that most of the hospitalized were unvaccinated, but the study he referenced included dates prior to the availability of the vaccine. This was in July 2021 to coerce staff into complying. No other explanation for him except that he is evil ,because he should have known better.

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The Green Hornet's avatar

Group think, coercion, and for some just a power trip. Many doctors have a totalitarian authoritarian streak waiting to come out. 70% of German doctors were in Hitler's Nazi party.

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cmpalmer75's avatar

I was being sarcastic. Yes, there are some nurses and doctors who worked hard to save people (McCullough, Kory, Marek); but, imo, most are cowards who went along with or amplified the lies. And many are downright stupid.

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The Green Hornet's avatar

They chose their careers and livelihood over the lives of their patients.

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John Dee's avatar

Didn't you want to include the (alleged) hanging of DNR tags on very elderly patients?

If more honest, they'd have gone for 'NWS' (not worth saving).

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Paula Fay's avatar

I spoke to a taxi driver recently. He told me his NHS appointment had been cancelled that very morning as he sat in the waiting-room.

He was waiting to have his heart stopped and restarted.

Reset, in effect.

This was because in January when he had his "booster" he was immediately rushed to hospital under threat of a massive stroke. Or so staff told him after forcing 8 pills down him to save his life.

The poor man was terrified - he said his fear is that they'll stop his heart & it won't start again.

A reasonable fear imho.

I asked him "You're not gonna have anymore Covid jabs are you?"

"Not a chance!!! I've had the bl00dy thing twice anyway too!!".

The NHS will be dealing with 100s of 1000s who they force or pressured to be jabbed and now creating a tsunami of injury.

It must be a unique series of events in human history.

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Vonu's avatar

Unique to those who got a deadly "vaccine" to "protect" them from a virus with a 99.7% survival rate.

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Paula Fay's avatar

The risk for the vast majority wasn't even that - death rate was 0.096%, similar to flu. Entire thing was a psyop in contagious hysteria.

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Vonu's avatar

The 99.7% survival rate statistic came from the CDC.

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Paula Fay's avatar

Yes and it was total rubbish to justify the faking of death certificates.

I trusted Professor John Ioanidiss of Stanford University, a top world expert who was forced into hiding when in March/April 2020, he said "Covid19" was same ball park as flu.

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Vonu's avatar

The 99.7% survival rate statistic was to justify the faking of death certificates?

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Paula Fay's avatar

It's an Article of Faith now to them. They cannot admit let alone face their foolishness verging on collective insanity.

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Paula Fay's avatar

He now has "arterial fibrillation" or something like, from the Covid jabs, hence the NHS procedure he is awaiting...

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Paula Fay's avatar

Yes I felt terribly sorry for him but that's the thing - when you meet & talk to people who were trusting & tricked into taking that poison, you cannot really say how bad it is can you? They're already scared and it seems cruel to compound that by repeating how insane it was to trust such a dodgy Narrative.

Thanks.

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dondonsurvelo's avatar

The modelers were only part of the problem. I blame the medical community for cowardice and greed resulting in the worst possible care during the pandemic.

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MichelleD's avatar

Medical administration, who figured out how to add to the coffers.

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John Brown's avatar

My mother in law fell and hit her head on the sidewalk in Brighton a couple of weeks ago (less than 2 miles from hospital). A family member called emergency services to get an ambulance and the dispatcher said it would be over 8 hours before they could get there so best just to stuff her in a car and bring her in.

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eugyppius's avatar

my god

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Viv's avatar

This is now typical wait. And in the middle of a decent size and wealthy city, not the back end of nowhere.

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MaryLS's avatar

Lots of people mysteriously falling since the vaxes.

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Lincoln Microphone LLC's avatar

How many new permanent ICU capable beds were deployed? was it none?

All those free testing sites and shots but no beds for the "pandemic emergency" nearly 3 years later... that's fun.

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sansvide's avatar

I know in Canada we actually have less now than at the beginning of the scam. Yet we had to have curfews, vax passports, lockdowns, mandatory masks to save the healthcare system. Quebec almost ended up charging a healthcare tax to unvaxed people to pay for their terrible burden on the system.

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Persephonia's avatar

And worse still throughout Canada they are unwilling to rehire the highly skilled - but unvaccinated - nurses and doctors that were let go for refusing the poison. In the meantime they are hiring VAXXED nurses to work for PHAC at borders and ports of entry as Quarantine Officers?!? The add was posted just this month - Exactly WTF are they planning to inflict on Canadians next? Whatever it is I am quite sure it can not be described as 'sunny ways'!

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Irena's avatar

Oh, don't worry. It's nothing that some liberally applied euthanasia won't fix.

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JMJ's avatar

That’s concerning

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Michael Patterson's avatar

I haven't cost the Quebec healthcare system a dime in a dozen years, largely because I take care of my immune system and don't take unneeded experimental medical procedures without high-quality efficacy and safety data.

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sansvide's avatar

I haven't used their services for maybe 2 decades. Eat right, exercise lots, resistance training, some small supplements... it isn't rocket science. Obviously people get seriously ill and I've been lucky, but not lucky for covid, I have had colds and flus, I just sleep it off for a day or two and get back to training.

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Michael Patterson's avatar

Yup, I was overweight and out of shape but started crossfit (closed now because of govt lockdowns and harassment), improved diet and reduced booze two years before the lockdowns, so had time to lose 40 pounds and learn how to stay healthy. I'll never understand how a billion people thought it smart to take untested experimental treatment for what the vast majority of people under age 75 or so and in moderately good health experience as a flu or bad cold. If massively more people had refused to be cowed by the fear mongering and coercion, we might have been back to normal by Summmer 2020.

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sansvide's avatar

congrats man that is awesome, I did the same, had to lose 90lb but have kept it off for years now. Taking charge of our own health is empowering.

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RioRosie's avatar

Big Pharma must despise you.

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Michael Patterson's avatar

Lol, only medication I take is one tiny pill ($10 a month) for touch of pre-crossfit gout, and I'm not even sure that I still need it.

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sansvide's avatar

doctors hate me, nurses love me.

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Lincoln Microphone LLC's avatar

their actions are not those of righteous people, we needed beds, they gave us none... we still are rolling out bandaid shots but it's the same types that made people buy insurance while providing no healthcare...

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SimulationCommander's avatar

In Washington State, we have FEWER beds now than we did at the start, thanks to the wonderful vaccine mandate.

https://simulationcommander.substack.com/p/covid-data-the-ira-and-political

As always, I need to first point out the ridiculous 5,000-bed drop in our healthcare capacity. The entire point of ‘flattening the curve’ was to ensure that our hospital system wasn’t overrun. In what world does it make sense to fire nurses and reduce our capacity?

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turtle's avatar

Good point

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Joseph Carroll's avatar

Socialism is a great mechanism for making everyone equally poor & miserable ... unless, of course, you are a sociopath -- then you rise to a leadership position and become king of the parasites. Socialized medicine is a great mechanism for making everyone equally sick and dead. Why intelligent people would ever trust their heath & well-being to such a system is bewildering.

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Jorj X McKie's avatar

Here in the center of Wokesville USA (Portland OR) I worked as a microbiologist and PCR tech. After decades of excellence and a lab culture that enticed many people to want to work with us, the whole thing flipped. Experienced people fired, incoherent rules imposed and never sunsetted as new information trickled out, leading now an alarming exodus of well trained staff. The mass psychosis of the managers and physicians has turned it into a shitshow. Things are NOT going back to normal for at least a generation IMO.

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The Miner's avatar

It has been this way for a long while - as people are too lazy or stupid to read about the vaxx’s and understand what has been going on. The information has been available but many have been suckered in that it is safe and efficacious. But anytime anyone wants to hold the information and informed consent for anything for 75 years you should have a clue that something is not right. Now that the doctors and nurses have been fired for not vaxx’d many in our town are retiring because non medical people and politicians have made it impossible to practice being doctors and treating the way they and patients want to be treated.

How long do you think the lines are going to be over the next 6 mos.to a year as more and more die from the adverse reactions and that doesn’t count the docotrs dying from

Forced vaxx’s aka Ontario Canada.

Stock up on IVM/HCQ - you are going to need it. Try reading some of the 455,000 pages from Pfizer they wanted to delay for 75 years. Sorry to pee on the parade of the Fauci fans.

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shibumi's avatar

There have been a few articles about "quiet quitting" aka "phoning it in at work." Personally, I've had it happen to me. Managers promote incompetent people who mistreat the workers and management don't care if you quit. There is only the stick-- aka paycheck--and no carrot. To me, the companies have created this; I hope they're happy.

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Monoi's avatar

Well, the twat Johnson said his in last speech that without the lockdowns, the nhs queues would be much longer. They still don't get it.

That said, my energy bill quote today was £12000 for a year. About 4 times what it was last year. About 6 times what it was 10 years ago. But if I buy a new kettle, I will save £10.

These people deserve everything that will come to them.

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eugyppius's avatar

the power / heating costs are unimaginable. if they can’t solve this in like a month, the retail sector will be decimated. how do you get food when no supermarkets can afford to operate?

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Irena's avatar

Oh, don't worry. I just watched an English-subtitled clip from an interview with some German minister, and he said no-one needed to go bankrupt. Some shops, he said, would have to put business on hold for a while, but then they could come back like nothing happened. It sounded like a great plan!

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joe stuerzl 85's avatar

I await reports ,how supermarkets can operate in Germany without heat .Will they only be able to sell ice creme through the winter month .Germans love their SAUERKRAUT and most households have a supply of Sauerkraut at home . I predict the kraut will freeze solid like a rock and may have to be blown apart with a Panzerfaust .

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The Green Hornet's avatar

Cross border DumbF’ckery. ButtEdgeEdge’s doppelgänger.

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Irena's avatar

Sort of, except that those heating centers are the exact opposite of social distancing. But then again, it appears that they're planning to provide heating to households and shut down industry. If so, then yeah, you've got a lockdown by stealth. You no longer have a job, there are no shops, restaurants, theaters, etc. to go to, but don't worry, at least you've got 19C (=66F) in your apartment! So just stay there all winter and don't move! (Food delivery details to be sorted out.)

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MichelleD's avatar

You have a crisis of civilization in Germany.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

It could very well get sketchy for you guys if it last longer than a month in the dead of winter.

I wouldn't be counting on humanity.

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Mitch Barrie's avatar

"These people deserve everything that will come to them."

Do they? Almost all of them will retire in comfort.

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Monoi's avatar

You may well be right but the truth is much slower than the headlines to come out, but come out it will, so there is hope,.

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Mrs Bucket's avatar

and the delayed backhanders and bribes paid over for tedious post-office speeches.

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CaliforniaLost's avatar

"There are currently nearly 2,900 people who have been waiting more than two years, but NHS England said the vast majority of these were either people who had chosen to wait or were complex cases that needed more time to asses."

Translation: "Why won't THEY just die already??? All of this whining is very tiresome and cuts into my nurse dancing TikToks!!!"

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shibumi's avatar

"Why won't they just die already."

Yep. That's it in a nutshell. People are not dying fast enough, so they are now rationing care in the West so that people won't be able to get treatment, will suffer and ultimately die due to lack of care.

But hey, clap for doctors and nurses, they are heroes.

Heroes of the regime.

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Big Grey's avatar

Another clear sign the supposed "Health Care" industry is nothing more than a grift disguised as something positive. More so when you involve government and the big corporate side. The only remaining honest health care is to be found at the local level if you are fortunate enough to have a small / local provider. Even then, many have joined the Branch Covidian Cult led by Fauci and his ilk.

Sometime in the future I hope to see the higher ups in all this madness held accountable. I won't hold my breath. Until then, pray, plan, prepare and RESIST.

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The Miner's avatar

Right on! Absolutely correct.

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Vonu's avatar

With delays like that, a virus with a 99.7% survival rate would be long gone before one would need to be exterminated by a respirator in an ICU.

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MaeMorgan's avatar

Same problem here in the States. Waiting 6-8 months for appointments and procedures . One particular appointment scheduled at a large medical center for summer of 2023…Absolute chaos.

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Charlotte's avatar

I think this is a regional thing- at least I'm hoping so. I'm finally able to flee New England and I'm going to North Carolina- I hope the hospital situation is better there because up by me its an absolute shitshow. You simply cannot cannot get a specialist and I even have a special concierge private physician for normal stuff and he can't even see me easily- I pay a lot for that service, I might add. The jabs have absolutely decimated the 35-50 age group absolute craziness.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

Good for you!

Leaving will be the best thing you ever did.

My wife and I did in the spring of 20'.

We left for Florida. Such a weight lifted.

Best decision in my 51 years of life.

Best of luck!

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Charlotte's avatar

Thank you Ryan! I cannot believe I last 7 years here- now it's like a vise tightening every day as winter approaches...

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Stanley Yelnats's avatar

Atlanta here. I made several appointments this week: dermatologist, 2 weeks; orthopedist (new patient), 3 weeks; internist, 5 weeks. In March I needed ER visit for stitches: 1 hour from entering doors to exiting them. Our hospital network (Piedmont) posts ER wait times online so I drove past my closest hospital to one with no wait time.

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Charlotte's avatar

This is great info Stanley- thank you for the update. My area is so incredibly dense, that even though NYC has many hospitals I actually think the ratios are pretty abysmal of inhabitant to number of hospital beds/specialists etc. My daughter needed stitches 2 weeks ago and it took 8 hours to get out of that place- then they called me and said they hadn't officially released her and I would need to bring her back- I talked them out of that but honestly it was an absolute nightmare from front to back.

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carol ann's avatar

Same here in New Zealand. One of the first thing that the current government did was remove the health targets of the previous (slightly) conservative govt. This resulted in 94% of patients being treated with (I think) four hours of waiting at A and E. Now people are waiting up to 24 hours. I'm waiting for a minor out patient procedure and it's been cancelled twice. There's a huge shortage of medical and nursing staff. The whole section is being re-organised (yes, the middle of a so called pandemic is the perfect time to do this!!) including setting up a separate Maori health authority. No body knows what's going on but it will be 'equitable' -

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Vonu's avatar

You guys really need to find less busy doctors. Mine has seen me the day I walked in twice this year. I've only seen someone else in his waiting room once, and they still got me in before my appointment.

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shibumi's avatar

Less busy might actually mean incompetent.

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Vonu's avatar

Or it might mean starting a new practice unassociated with the hospital where I'd originally seen him. Said hospital's coders and billing are grossly incompetent, telling me two separate times that Medicare wouldn't pay for labs that they did. They also charged back $1700 on two procedures they said that Medicaid wouldn't pay for because they had ignored the Medicaid information I'd provided.

The first time I saw this doctor, he was practicing in a detached medical office building that belongs to the local regional hospital, which was requiring masking during occupancy. When he walked into the exam room, he didn't have a mask. I asked him if I could take mine off and he said "of course."

I have never seen anyone wear a mask at his private practice.

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SimulationCommander's avatar

Whoever creates an Uber-like app that summons a doctor to your home when you need it is going to be a multibillionaire.

Remove the layers between doctor and patient. Everything else is window dressing.

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The Beach Is My Bliss's avatar

Trust us, yours is the exception, not the rule.

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Vonu's avatar

I've never been into blind faith in the absence of corroborative evidence.

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The Beach Is My Bliss's avatar

What does that have to do with my comment?

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Vonu's avatar

If you can't figure it out, you wouldn't understand.

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The Beach Is My Bliss's avatar

No need to be rude. You're the one being obtuse.

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KB's avatar

This was the goal of obamacare! corrupt and ruin healthcare and the insurance industry and to not only control the masses with "free" healthcare and to make them healthcare junkies (trusting pharma pushing docs rather than losing weight and eating healthy), but to weaponize healthcare for the govt's own nepharious use.

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Mrs Bucket's avatar

Your chart of rising NHS waiting lists, also coincides with the period of TOY TOWN TORIES running Britain into the ground, doing their utmost to ship in as much of the 3rd world as possible, which has obviously further damaged their ability to think straight. They couldn't run a bath. An 80 seat majority of gutless, clueless numbskulls.

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Monoi's avatar

Since the labour muppets, who started the shipping in, have voted alongside the tories, only to complain that they were not going hard enough on lockdowns, we're rightly screwed.

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Mrs Bucket's avatar

Labour muppets might have started it, Tory muppets didn't need to improve on their treachery.

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KB's avatar

it is amazing you just described the USA

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Mrs Bucket's avatar

Much truth in your words.

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Claudia's avatar

And many people have died as a result of these counter-productive measures the NHS, and its equivalents in all the first-world nations, took these last few years.

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Ryan Gardner's avatar

My prediction;

The number of people who will die as a result of the lockdowns and the forthcoming economic carnage, over the next 10 years, could be 10 - 20 X how many people died from covid. Quite possibly a helluva of a lot more.

Makes me sick.

I haven't been shocked by much during this nonsense, EXCEPT the fact that this didn't even occur to most people...let alone them think about it.

It was the first thing I thought about. What would the net results look like and the unintended consequences?

Irresponsible imo.

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Claudia's avatar

Plus all the people who have died, or will die, from the C19 "vaccines." More than half the world's population has had at least one shot, many have had two or more. And counting...

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Doug Young's avatar

Should I stop banging my pots every evening now?

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Alias Doe's avatar

First one to stop clapping gets the gulag

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