Anthony Fauci testifying in front of congress in the year 2026 is so funny.
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
@healyn reminds me of how Y2K prep is parodied now but many programmers worked many late nights to prevent that being a noteworthy disaster
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
@healyn that was the exact moment that a lot of people showed their entire ass. That was when some people stopped being family, when they would rather let loved ones drop dead than change their minds
It was also the time we all worked from home and took the power from management, so of course they made it Biden’s mission to turn the clock back to 2016
Creating the conditions that resulted in the 2016 election outcome resulted in a repeat of the 2016 outcome. Something something same actions different outcome. So it goes
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
had to block someone who quote posted this one, saying that peak has yet to come (scrolled through their timeline, and they're just constantly promoting a podcast)
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
@healyn This is just like "Y2K was overblown. Nothing even happened you fucking nerds" when it's actually like those fucking nerds saved the modern world from exploding
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
@healyn I personally knew two people who died of it. and I know a couple more via other people close to me
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@healyn I personally knew two people who died of it. and I know a couple more via other people close to me
@Taweret I'm so sorry to hear that
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@Taweret I'm so sorry to hear that
@healyn our family doctor of many many years died of it in the first few months. I wonder how the deniers managed to not know anyone either first or second hand
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@healyn our family doctor of many many years died of it in the first few months. I wonder how the deniers managed to not know anyone either first or second hand
@Taweret Some of the deniers did, but there was always another pre-existing condition
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
@healyn I don't want to hear a *peep* from any of these fuckers come September 11th.
(Mostly because I'll be at a furry convention at the time but. Y'know. That many Americans were dying *daily* in 2020.)
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Anthony Fauci testifying in front of congress in the year 2026 is so funny. A government run by 4chan guys
@healyn the other funny part is everyone forgot that trump was literally the president then
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@healyn the other funny part is everyone forgot that trump was literally the president then
@dankwraith Operation Warp Speed is by far his greatest accomplishment, and he cannot brag about it
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
@healyn those of us who were listening to the NYC scanners in March and April of that year won't forget
And it wasn't what was said, it was the whole atmosphere and tone of what was being said.
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
.3% of the country died.
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
@healyn Covid is an ongoing concern. Although there are fewer deaths from the acute infection happening, the virus has continued to spread year-round at high levels and there's an estimated 400-million people worldwide dealing with some form of Long Covid.
The US is heading into its 13th wave of Covid. It hardly matters what the root cause was for initial outbreak when practically everyone shoulders blame for perpetuating its spread now.
Image source: https://www.pmc19.com/
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there are a lot of "memory-holed" events in US history, but Covid's peak was only 6 years ago
There were freezer trucks parked outside of hospitals to store corpses, because so many people were dying
It was not some kind of irrational panic, and there is a wildly large contingent of people in the world that views it as such
They didn't have enough space to BURY bodies in NYC. They had boxes stacked 2 deep on Hart Island.
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@healyn Covid is an ongoing concern. Although there are fewer deaths from the acute infection happening, the virus has continued to spread year-round at high levels and there's an estimated 400-million people worldwide dealing with some form of Long Covid.
The US is heading into its 13th wave of Covid. It hardly matters what the root cause was for initial outbreak when practically everyone shoulders blame for perpetuating its spread now.
Image source: https://www.pmc19.com/
@thatkatharine I agree that it's an ongoing concern
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They didn't have enough space to BURY bodies in NYC. They had boxes stacked 2 deep on Hart Island.
@carpetbomberz forgot about this...horrifying images
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@carpetbomberz forgot about this...horrifying images
Never Forget. Long trenches dug out with excavators and bull dozers.
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Never Forget. Long trenches dug out with excavators and bull dozers.
Families often found out AFTER the fact, their loved one was whisked out to Hart Island without so much as a phone call, text message or forewarning, 'cuz it was an Emergency and we were under attack and extreme measures had to be taken,... yeah it was bad.
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@healyn I think many people convinced themselves that it had to have been an irrational panic because they found the idea that the problem was so bad that the response was rational to be utterly terrifying. Fear does strange things to the mind
@jalefkowit @healyn not to mention that if we just kinda shrugged and went back to normal while letting it continue to spread, it must not be that bad because otherwise it means the powers that be decided continued death was a small price to pay to get the economy (in the "rich people's yacht money" sense) back on track
