Re: Man Drops Dead - After Getting Vaxxed
Dawn Flood <[email protected]> Fri, 17 Jul 2026 09:19:19 -0500
| Newsgroups | alt.politics.radical-left,alt.abortion,alt.society.liberalism,alt.activism.death-penalty,alt.atheism |
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| Organization | A noiseless patient Spider |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On 7/16/2026 9:18 PM, Andrew wrote: > "Dawn Flood" wrote in message news:[email protected]... >> Andrew wrote: >>> "Attila" wrote: >>>> "Andrew" wrote: >>>>> "Attila" wrote: >>>>>> jojo wrote: >>>>>>> Attila wrote: >>>>>>>> "Andrew" wrote: >>>>>>>>> "Attila" wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Dawn Flood wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> Attila wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>> Dawn Flood wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>> Attila wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>> "Andrew" wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> "Attila" wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> "Andrew" wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> He --dropped dead-- right after getting VAXXED! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Most likely an atheist, since they are all strongly >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> pro vax. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Interesting. Have you asked every one of them? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> If not how can you say "all" did anything? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> There is a newsgroup called alt.atheism, >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> The one you constantly spam? >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> They were all heavily pro vax. There are only a few >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> of them now -still left- who haven't dropped dead. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> As a general rule, they do not think for themselves. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> They believe whatever the agenda is they are "told". >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> They also believe the *molecules to man* deception. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> An "unscientific fantasy" Yet they believe it. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> They are "believers". >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Just like not collecting stamps is a hobby. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Newsgroups are dying. If it wasn't for the illegal sites >>>>>>>>>>>>>> involving movies, TV, radio, and so forth it would be >>>>>>>>>>>>>> totally gone. ISP's put it on life support years ago when >>>>>>>>>>>>>> they eliminated their news servers. >>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>> I think that Usenet will be around forever! For starters, >>>>>>>>>>>>> nearly every >>>>>>>>>>>>> other media site (e.g., Facebook, YouTube, etc.) is >>>>>>>>>>>>> moderated, and >>>>>>>>>>>>> Usenet is, to an extent, also moderated, but to get kicked >>>>>>>>>>>>> from Usenet >>>>>>>>>>>>> requires something more offensive than just expressing ones >>>>>>>>>>>>> ideas, even >>>>>>>>>>>>> if such is vitriolic. >>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>> Dawn >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Most people don't know it even exists, and activity is >>>>>>>>>>>> dying. One very active group I know of is now dead, and >>>>>>>>>>>> this one would be except for about six users. It seems no >>>>>>>>>>>> younger users ever come here any more. >>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>> Is there anyone under 50 out there? With respect if I am >>>>>>>>>>>> wrong - remember all I have to go by are your posts which >>>>>>>>>>>> give little indication as to age. >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> LOL! I'm 58. Some younger people are here (Jojo?) >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> Dawn >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> BTW, in case anyone missed it I am 87. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Soon to reach your first century. Congratulations! >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Save it. That is very unlikely. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Only about 40% of my heart works. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> i think if you are this mentally active at that age, i feel 100 >>>>>>> will happen. >>>>>> >>>>>> I am about 10 years into a quad bypass so I doubt that will >>>>>> happen. >>>>> >>>>> Your life expediency would be influenced if you have any >>>>> additional co-morbidity factors such as diabetes and if you >>>>> have a history of smoking, or alcohol, or illegal drug use. >>>> >>>> I smoked for over 40 years, went cold turkey in early 2021 >>>> and haven't touched one since. My mother, father, ex-wife, >>>> and daughter smoked all their lives. >>> >>> Do you know how old your parents were when they passed? >>> >>>> I had three to five drinks every night for over 20 years >>> >>> Amazing you're still with us. Did you have good doctors? >>> >>>> then noticed one day I hadn't had one in years. I have a >>>> 1.75 L bottle of Bicardi unopened I have had for about 15 >>>> years. >>>> >>>>> >>>>>> I live alone and will only last as long as I can do things for >>>>>> myself. >>>>> >>>>> Please teach someone how to notify us when you pass so >>>>> we would know. >>> >>> Yes, we would like to know. Hopefully you are not having too much >>> pain here in your final days. >>> >> Andrew, >> >> If you're not a puke, you're acting like one. >> >> Dawn > > Thanks Dawn, always good to hear from you! > Hopefully you will get all of those old taxes paid off.. > > As you may recall, Jesus specifically told us to pay our taxes. So that > would be important > for us to do that. Surely you would agree. > > 1. Matthew 22:21 > > 2. Mark 12:17 > > 3. Luke 20:25 > I do not believe that the literal words of Jesus are recorded in any of the Gospels, canonical or otherwise. Some ideas of Jesus are certainly found in the Gospel of Mark with a few in Luke & Matthew (those that they did not copy from Mark) and none in the Gospel of John. And, so, what Jesus said about taxes, if anything, is probably lost to time. I suspect that he said very little about that, as he and his earliest followers believed that the World would end within the time frame of Jesus' preaching. Of course, it didn't, which explains Jesus' repeated wails of, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?", which is the longest Aramaic phrase in the New Testament and is almost surely authentic. The author of Luke, of course, did not like that, which is why he replaced it with something else "Father, into your hands I commend my spirit", which attests to the authenticity of the Marcan account and why Luke is all but a hagiography. Dawn Dawn