This seems to have gotten out of hand extremely quickly once the farm owners got into the right wing grift sphere. Escalating to the attempted arson of the neighbor the conspiracy theorists suspected of reporting it in the first place.
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It’s wild how fast people’s brains can turn to goo
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>John Catsimatidis, a billionaire supermarket magnate and New York City radio personality, took a particular interest in the story of the ostriches. He invited a special guest onto the air: his old friend Bobby Kennedy. “Mr. Secretary, one last thing,” he said. There were these special birds in Canada, with a “natural healing process,” and now they were in danger because Big Pharma wanted them dead.
The blind leading the blind.
>The matter of the ostrich shootings is one of many that’s been taken up by a local Facebook group, “Edgewood—Uncensored,” in which a group of neighbors debated what they deemed hidden motives. They obsessed over every open question and apparent inconsistency. Some even wondered if the so-called standoff was a piece of theater, concocted by the government and its contacts in Big Pharma. Maybe no one ever *really* planned to cull the birds.
I really hate social media. It gathers the biggest morons around and gives them a giant mouthpiece. The IQ of a mob is the IQ of its dumbest member. Social media encourages mob mentality.
>“I don’t condone violence,” he said, “but I’ve started to think some violence might be necessary when there’s no other way to make people pay attention.”
Absolutely sobering line. Way too many people feel justified in resorting to violence first.
The people in this story are willing to beat others up over the bullshit that they believe and die in order to stick it to those that they hate… Just like with ivermectine, just like with bleach. Soon, people will be carrying radioactive rocks around in their pockets to provide healing and good vibes.
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This seems to have gotten out of hand extremely quickly once the farm owners got into the right wing grift sphere. Escalating to the attempted arson of the neighbor the conspiracy theorists suspected of reporting it in the first place.
It’s wild how fast people’s brains can turn to goo
>John Catsimatidis, a billionaire supermarket magnate and New York City radio personality, took a particular interest in the story of the ostriches. He invited a special guest onto the air: his old friend Bobby Kennedy. “Mr. Secretary, one last thing,” he said. There were these special birds in Canada, with a “natural healing process,” and now they were in danger because Big Pharma wanted them dead.
The blind leading the blind.
>The matter of the ostrich shootings is one of many that’s been taken up by a local Facebook group, “Edgewood—Uncensored,” in which a group of neighbors debated what they deemed hidden motives. They obsessed over every open question and apparent inconsistency. Some even wondered if the so-called standoff was a piece of theater, concocted by the government and its contacts in Big Pharma. Maybe no one ever *really* planned to cull the birds.
I really hate social media. It gathers the biggest morons around and gives them a giant mouthpiece. The IQ of a mob is the IQ of its dumbest member. Social media encourages mob mentality.
>“I don’t condone violence,” he said, “but I’ve started to think some violence might be necessary when there’s no other way to make people pay attention.”
Absolutely sobering line. Way too many people feel justified in resorting to violence first.
The people in this story are willing to beat others up over the bullshit that they believe and die in order to stick it to those that they hate… Just like with ivermectine, just like with bleach. Soon, people will be carrying radioactive rocks around in their pockets to provide healing and good vibes.
Social media bad