Get vaxxed 💉💉💉💉💉💉Wear mask 😷

I always try to remind myself that it's not okay to reply to a job rejection email with "your loss" or "thanks for the crazy-ass Excel test." #JobSearch #jobhunt PS - started new job this week, so rejections from interviews weeks ago just roll off me.

70%+ of household infections come from children so this isn’t great news.

“I had Covid and I’m fine”, is a statement I hear a lot. Unfortunately it doesn’t account for the hidden/delayed damage Covid causes. Some other dangerous viruses have minimal or no symptoms during the infection phase but cause major damage later. HIV can have no symptoms upon infection, for years, but lead to AIDS, HPV can have no symptoms, and lead to cancer. Perceived absence of symptoms or damage in the acute phase is not a safety net or a reason to feel comfortable catching Covid repeatedly. Avoid Covid.

I feel like people should know that wearing a respirator and not getting COVID is also preventing cancer.

I certainly saw this with my fiancé. Covid made his PD dementia much worse and he could no longer walk after his 2nd infection.

I told you so

Science takes ~17 years to reach clinical practice. The science in 2026 is clear: we don’t have another decade to wait on SARS-CoV-2. If you’re doing what you can to avoid (re)infection, your behaviour is 100% aligned with best current available evidence.

The meningitis outbreak in Kent is confirmed as strain B of Neisseria Meningitidis. Exactly as I predicted in October. Covid infections weaken our ability to fight other infections. Until everyone acknowledges that and deals with it, this will only get worse.

In Sweden, 10% of healthy life years have been lost since the pandemic began. That’s one out of every ten years gone. 1/x

“Hey, yeah so my wife is a Nazi but rest assured she’s the love of my life.” -Mamdani 2026

Let’s talk about Graham Platner’s Big Lie. In 2009, at the height of the Gulf War, the Marines barred him from active duty. Platner claims it was his forearm tattoos. But his one forbidden tattoo was the Nazi symbol on his chest. He left the Marines rather than give it up. 1/

I’m so fucking sick of snark from people on here because I talk about Jew hatred a lot. First, those who have followed me for a while know this has been a focus of mine for more than 10 years — it’s not something I suddenly picked up post–October 7. My focus is largely on extremism, particularly in America, not on Israel, although I fully understand there’s crossover. Second, people who say my focus on this is cringe, annoying, or stupid either don’t understand how serious this problem is — or they’re Jew haters themselves. This is an urgent matter. I wouldn’t spend this much time on it if it weren’t. And despite what some people online seem to believe, it certainly isn’t lucrative or helpful to my career. We know from decades of research that once someone adopts a fully developed antisemitic worldview, it becomes very, very difficult to deradicalize them — though not impossible. I don’t want to lose more people to the abyss of Jew hatred. As far as I’m concerned, this is existential. When hatred of Jews becomes part of someone’s identity and worldview, it shapes how they understand everything: politics, morality, and even their sense of belonging. Antisemitism operates differently from many other forms of hatred because it is conspiratorial in nature rather than simply prejudicial. Conspiracy beliefs are self-sealing: evidence against them is interpreted as proof of the conspiracy itself. People who adopt strong antisemitic views often move into social ecosystems that reinforce those beliefs: online communities, ideological networks, and political movements. Antisemites also see their hatred as morally justified. In their minds, they are defending civilization, fighting corruption, exposing hidden evil, and, as many of you learned recently, exposing child-killing pedophiles. Once hatred becomes framed as a moral duty, deradicalization becomes far more difficult. Antisemitism also “explains” everything to the Jew hater. Because Jews are falsely framed as the hidden cause behind many unrelated problems, Jews become the grand explanatory theory for the world’s failures and for the failures and challenges people have personally. People who criticize me or mock me ultimately don’t bother me. But it is deeply annoying and concerning — particularly because they cannot even claim that I spend my time advocating for Israel or defending the decisions of the Israeli government. So their issue is with Jews. Ultimately, if you have a problem with me talking about this, you can kiss my Iranian ass.

@CovidSolidarit1 Hopium

There is absolutely no scientific evidence that the Covid pandemic ended in 2022 or that SarsCov2 is now a harmless cold. None. So what exactly are people basing their beliefs on?

Screams into the void — a lot.

Whoa. So the Marines refused to let Planter come back because of his Nazi tattoo. There’s no way he didn’t know what it really was, and the fact that he was so attached to it he didn’t get it removed. Wow

People would rather lose a winnable senate seat than win with Janet Mills, all because they developed a weird attachment to Platner faux-rugged aesthetic.

@carlsson808 @dprzygoda @grahamformaine "Platner said he has “voted for Susan Collins at least once, possibly twice” but “it was a long time ago” — as the 72-year-old incumbent closes in on 30 years in the Senate."

Graham Platner has a Blackwater problem centralmaine.com/2025/11/28/gra…

arguing with Trumpers, 2016 arguing with leftist Platner supporters, 2026

Graham Platner gets hit with a devastating community note:

@BulwarkOnline @Timodc This completely misunderstands the issue. It’s not “Platner went on an antisemite’s podcast therefore he’s a Nazi!”. It’s “that podcast interview is one data point amongst many that displays a pattern of behavior where he’s either antisemitic or has terrible judgment”.