Master list of Republicans forced to learn the virus isn't a Dem hoax

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Anonymous wrote:I honestly think a lot of these folks are nihilistic and angry and depressed at heart, and they have a serious death wish.

Of course they do. They hate their lives and misery loves company.

[Anonymous]

It's God's choice until it's their time. At that point some (most?) become blubbering, wanting "more life" like Roy Batty.

[Anonymous]

The wife's FB page - one conspiracy theory after another. https://www.facebook.com/kyp.shillam

[Anonymous]

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The wife's FB page - one conspiracy theory after another. https://www.facebook.com/kyp.shillam

They seem pretty old to have gotten married in 2012. Second marriages? She calls him her "covenant husband." I guess the first couple don't count.

[Anonymous]

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The wife's FB page - one conspiracy theory after another. https://www.facebook.com/kyp.shillam

Why did she feel comfortable going to the hospital? If all of this is one big medical hoax or conspiracy, he should’ve stayed home and handled COVID there rather than running to the hospital and taking up another ICU bed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I honestly think a lot of these folks are nihilistic and angry and depressed at heart, and they have a serious death wish.

Of course they do. They hate their lives and misery loves company.

They are not miserable. They are overconfident.

I have a lot of dealings with guys like this.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

The wife's FB page - one conspiracy theory after another. https://www.facebook.com/kyp.shillam

Why did she feel comfortable going to the hospital? If all of this is one big medical hoax or conspiracy, he should’ve stayed home and handled COVID there rather than running to the hospital and taking up another ICU bed.

Yup, there are countless people like this. They are all talk until COVID hits them then they're in the ICU and all like, "Give me that vaccine please!". Too late.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:COVID doesn’t give a … if you do cross-fit.

A common argument from anti-vaxxers is that as long as they are not enormously obese and under 75, they are better off without the vaccine.

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Anonymous wrote:Admitted on August 1st, dead by August 4th. Thoughts and prayers.

He was admitted to the facility in Galveston on Sunday with “pneumonia-like symptoms,” and was hooked up to a ventilator as his condition worsened. His wife was also infected, the family said.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/h-scott-apley-chair-of-galveston-county-texas-gop-mocked-covid-days-before-he-died-of-virus

3 out of 6 and counting.

Do you know who is who here?

Appling is the morbidly obese guy in red. The other two death are the guys in stripes and the guy poking his head through in the rear (in glasses)

Apley truly seemed obnoxious. I hate to say it, but as tragic as losing a father is, his kid is probably better off without this guy raising him and passing on his bad habits.

[Anonymous]

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The wife's FB page - one conspiracy theory after another. https://www.facebook.com/kyp.shillam

There’s a couple problems with this post

Iverm&ctin and HCQ are extremely easy to get via telemedicine
If she DID spend the time trying to get HCQ, that means despite the wealth of scientific literature now available on the subject, the doctors in hospital would not try it. I’ve seen cases emerging of people having to go to court to challenge such doctors, wasting valuable time. We use drugs off-label all the time for cancers and other issues, minor and major. For any doctor or pharmacist to deny a treatment that has viability in medical literature is pretty reprehensible, especially when the family wants it and the patient prognosis is looking grim. My mother was trapped in hospital years pre-covid because one doctor kept insisting he was right about her diagnosis. He wasn’t. In fact he was misdiagnosing, making things worse, by pulling her OFF the drugs another doc at the hospital prescribed. He called in his own specialist who took one visible look at my mother and set the offending doc straight. It only takes ONE bad/politically motivated doc to block treatment.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:COVID doesn’t give a … if you do cross-fit.

A common argument from anti-vaxxers is that as long as they are not enormously obese and under 75, they are better off without the vaccine.

Mostly they know that there's something like a .5% chance of death. The issue is that rolling the dice isn't a great way to live life. Maybe we should start talking about the vaccine as an insurance policy or something. I have a term life policy even though I'm very unlikely to die.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The wife's FB page - one conspiracy theory after another. https://www.facebook.com/kyp.shillam

There’s a couple problems with this post

Iverm&ctin and HCQ are extremely easy to get via telemedicine
If she DID spend the time trying to get HCQ, that means despite the wealth of scientific literature now available on the subject, the doctors in hospital would not try it. I’ve seen cases emerging of people having to go to court to challenge such doctors, wasting valuable time. We use drugs off-label all the time for cancers and other issues, minor and major. For any doctor or pharmacist to deny a treatment that has viability in medical literature is pretty reprehensible, especially when the family wants it and the patient prognosis is looking grim. My mother was trapped in hospital years pre-covid because one doctor kept insisting he was right about her diagnosis. He wasn’t. In fact he was misdiagnosing, making things worse, by pulling her OFF the drugs another doc at the hospital prescribed. He called in his own specialist who took one visible look at my mother and set the offending doc straight. It only takes ONE bad/politically motivated doc to block treatment.

Covid is nothing like the situation with your mother and dumping horse pills and hydroxychloroquine into very sick people will only kill them faster. Despite the fact that these people did this entirely to themselves, doctors still don’t like killing their patients faster. We now know that neither of these Tucker and Trump miracle drugs do anything beneficial for covid and can have terrible side effects.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:COVID doesn’t give a … if you do cross-fit.

A common argument from anti-vaxxers is that as long as they are not enormously obese and under 75, they are better off without the vaccine.

Mostly they know that there's something like a .5% chance of death. The issue is that rolling the dice isn't a great way to live life. Maybe we should start talking about the vaccine as an insurance policy or something. I have a term life policy even though I'm very unlikely to die.

You’ve actually got a 100% chance of death in your lifetime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:COVID doesn’t give a … if you do cross-fit.

A common argument from anti-vaxxers is that as long as they are not enormously obese and under 75, they are better off without the vaccine.

Mostly they know that there's something like a .5% chance of death. The issue is that rolling the dice isn't a great way to live life. Maybe we should start talking about the vaccine as an insurance policy or something. I have a term life policy even though I'm very unlikely to die.

You’ve actually got a 100% chance of death in your lifetime.

I'm waiting for that cloning technology. Then they can transplant my brain into a new body.

[Anonymous]

This is so horrible: a nurse refused to get vaccinated and she and her unborn baby both died of Covid. It's so sad...sounds like she was evangelical and relied on His to protect her. I'm Christian and think God is sending us ways to help ourselves, like vaccines. Why evangelicals don't I will never understand.

https://www.al.com/news/mobile/2021/08/its-hard-to-face-alabama-family-mourns-after-pregnant-nurse-unborn-child-die-of-covid-19.html?outputType=amp&__twitter_impression=true&s=04&fbclid=IwAR0SPJs0ClMwy3pTfjYYRYjia3b3oUEqQke2p5twkyivlkzfPrJdTIgWfIs