DailyDoseofMama

We have all been able to hide behind anonymous handles if we so choose. I truly admire the people brave enough to stand boldly behind their actual name and likeness. For the longest time, that anonymity allowed me to be just as vicious to other nameless, faceless users…and I cannot deny it felt good. The rage I have felt over the last 5 years has been palpable. To be in the camp of the gravely mischaracterized “unvaccinated,” was a soul crushing experience. We were silenced or ridiculed and wholly misunderstood. So to lash out to the worst of the worst of the online trolls was cathartic. In general, the unvaccinated did not ridicule our family and friends when we disagreed about our opposite vaccination decisions. We tried to help them. We tried to warn them, despite their complete dismissal of not only our claims but our entire person. There are still millions of miserable, nasty people who chose to insult and discount us rather than argue respectfully. But I no longer want to engage in that. Despite that I am anonymous, and they are anonymous, I am doing my best to treat them with the respect that I wish I had been afforded and that they deserve simply by virtue of being another human being. I still slip up sometimes. It is not easy. Especially when someone is so hateful. But I know I have been hateful too. So I am trying to mend my wicked ways. 🤓

People lost their moral compass during Covid. We were on that trajectory since 2016 when Trump won. Differing opinions were no longer tolerated. You were either part of the class of people that “cared” about other people, or you were not. Even though I post and reply into silence, I do so for two reasons. One reason is that we self-censored ourselves during that time out of fear of being perceived as a bad person. The other side (on all sorts of issues) became so emboldened, that people accepted it as normal to ridicule, mock, deplatform, censor and destroy people with whom they disagreed. We must never censor ourselves into silence again. The second reason, is that you never know who may read a post or a reply even though they do not engage. I have no delusion that I will change the mind of the most rabid on any topic. But I do think it is important for dissenters to continue to speak up. One ounce of doubt may just make someone else doubt the prevailing narrative.

My uncle will most likely die in the next few days from pancreatic cancer. It breaks my heart. He is a wily, hilarious trouble maker. The fun uncle. All the best family stories include him. They usually start with him. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer about 4 weeks ago. When I see people online—especially doctors—insisting that “there is no such thing as Turbo Cancer” and it is “certainly is not caused by the vaccine,” I am just astounded. How and why could the deniers be SO SURE that this is not the case, when there are thousands of their colleagues who insist that turbo cancer is exactly what they are seeing and it is a recent phenomenon? Most of the people saying that there is a correlation between vaccination and a dramatic increase in cancer are begging for studies and want to find out exactly what is the cause. They are alarmed and intensely curious. They are noticing patterns and having success with treatment despite not knowing the cause 100%. Most of the deniers, however, are not only already positive that there is no link, but are venomous in their attack of those that suggest otherwise. Even without studies they already “know” what is not the cause. The deniers belittle and mock anyone who disagrees with them. Could my uncle’s pancreatic cancer have been brewing for a long time and the “turbo” part is just coincidence? Sure. We all must be open to possibilities. But answer me this: how many people did you know of personally who died from pancreatic cancer before 2021? I knew of one. One in 50 years. How many do you know of since that time? Not including my uncle I personally know of 2 people who died in the last year alone from pancreatic cancer. How about all the other cancers? To be venomous and dismissive of other professional observations and opinions is the antithesis of a scientific mind. We all should be rabidly curious and want to find out why so many people suddenly have cancer—especially those in the medical field. I realize that correlation is not causation, but deniers want to take the correlation off the table. My uncle went to the doctor in August with some symptoms. Some. Two weeks later he had a diagnosis. Here we are, a few weeks later and we are at the end. Call it whatever you want. Look up synonyms for “turbo” if that triggers you. But more importantly, ask yourself, why am I closed off to the possibility that the vaccine caused this? Why am I so angry when others suggest this?

This is a must watch. Going on live right now, but should be watched from the beginning. If you are angry at anti-vaxxers and still cannot understand our point of view, you should absolutely watch this. If you are unvaccinated and felt enraged by the hospital protocols for all Covid patients—you should watch this. We lost our humanity during the Covid era—and some people still do not understand what truly happened. Others have doubled down and still fighting just as hard as they ever were against the people who would not comply. These stories should affect you. If they don’t, you need to ask yourself why. youtube.com/live/B73RW0wzuCk…

What an upside down world we live in…still. I have personally witnessed now several people choose death over trying affordable, over-the-counter medications at their disposal. Death. They are so adverse to even considering that the vaccine may have given them cancer, that they would rather forgo any treatment at all or stick with traditional chemo when it is (in their case) not working. I cannot believe this is still where we are at.

I have never posted anything on X before—did not even know how. I know—ridiculous. This testimony from the Allison Hearings in Canada is so succinct in explaining how people were fooled during the Covid era, and how propaganda works in general, that I am compelled to post to my audience of zero. 😅 nitter.gq/deanallisonmp/status/2…