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@Odinsraven66 @TooWhiteToTweet Yeah in sheer numbers but not the ratio which is point of the post

@TooWhiteToTweet But there are more white people in 2020 than in 1920 How is it decimation if there are more white people than ever

Another visualization of the largest, fastest demographic decimation in world history. If it were done to anyone else, it would be called genocide. But when it's done to White people, it's called “diversity.”

@EverettSug45181 @TooWhiteToTweet Diversity is pushed by Jews, pass

@TooWhiteToTweet God you people are insufferable. Diversification is not genocide. Stop idolizing your race, that’s cringy af.

@Odinsraven66 @TooWhiteToTweet That isn’t true

@TooWhiteToTweet Sweet my county is still 90%+

@ThinkingAtheist If you believe in the holocaust I have some beachfront property in South Dakota to sell

@shelbystardust Hate to break it to you but the “Nazis” were the good guys.

hardworking illegal immigrants make better Americans than hateful white supremacist Nazi freaks. prove me wrong

@DoWCTO @DeptofWar @DOWResponse

Are you trusting the plan, patriot? 🇺🇸

@SpencerHakimian All staged

God must’ve hated that firefighter though

@KellyMorrisonMN Climate change is a Jewish invention

Minnesota is under an extreme heat warning. The entire Boundary Waters is closing because of forest fires. Climate change is an environmental, public health, and economic crisis we simply can't ignore.

@OwenShroyer1776 This is all the evidence I need

So am I supposed to believe in Q now or what exactly are we doing here?

@henri_fjord Q is now in control

wut

@onlyskypace 55

bunu çözersen IQ seviyen ortalamanın üstündedir. Jerry’nin boyu kaç olabilir ?

@___TheGOOdWitch No because the jews got ahold of their social media.

@Hitchslap1 Let’s say you are a MIT graduate but were scared of covid and took the vax.

That’s like saying you can deadlift 600 pounds and still be weak as hell. Makes no sense.

@alexboge Covid vax? Now I know you are a total clown. 🤡

The greatest story we tell too rarely: the slow, hard-won war against death. The advances that pushed life expectancy from roughly 30 to over 70, and childhood death from about 1 in 2 to under 1 in 25. Pre-1700s: Variolation. Deliberate exposure to smallpox material in China, India, and the Ottoman world. Crude and risky, but the first organized attempt to train the immune system. 1796: Vaccination. Jenner uses cowpox against smallpox, planting the idea that would one day erase humanity's deadliest disease. 1846: Anesthesia. Ether at Massachusetts General. Surgery stops being torture and becomes medicine. 1847: Handwashing. Semmelweis shows handwashing slashes deadly childbed fever. He's ridiculed, dies broken, and was right. 1854: Epidemiology. John Snow traces a London cholera outbreak to one water pump, proving disease spreads through contamination, not "bad air." 1860s-80s: Germ theory. Pasteur and Koch prove microbes cause disease. The hinge of modern medicine. Now we know why the same unwashed scalpel kills the next patient on the table. 1867: Antiseptic surgery. Lister applies germ theory to surgery. Post-surgical death rates collapse. 1885: Rabies vaccine. Pasteur saves a boy bitten by a rabid dog. Vaccination becomes general, not one-disease. 1895: X-rays. Roentgen lets us see inside the living body without cutting it open. 1901: Blood groups. Landsteiner discovers ABO types. Transfusions stop being a coin-flip between rescue and death. 1921-22: Insulin. Banting and Best turn type 1 diabetes from a death sentence to a managed disease. 1928-45: Antibiotics. Fleming spots penicillin; Florey, Chain, and Heatley mass-produce it. Infections that routinely killed become curable. 1953: DNA's structure. Watson, Crick, Franklin, and Wilkins reveal the double helix. Biology finally has a mechanism: how information is stored, copied, and how one typo causes disease. Every genetic test descends from it. 1954: Organ transplantation. The first successful kidney transplant, proving living organs can move between people. 1955: Polio vaccine. Salk's vaccine begins emptying the iron-lung wards. 1980: Smallpox eradicated. The WHO declares the end of a disease that killed an estimated 300 million in the 20th century. 1996: HIV becomes survivable. Combination antiretroviral therapy turns near-certain death into a chronic condition. 2001: Targeted cancer therapy. Imatinib turns chronic myeloid leukemia from fatal to a pill-managed disease, striking a cancer's exact molecular defect, not the whole body. Immunotherapy and CAR-T teach the immune system to hunt tumors. 2003: Human genome sequenced. We read the full instruction set of a human being: the map for finding the errors behind thousands of diseases and matching drugs to each patient. 2006: HPV vaccine. The first vaccine that prevents a cancer, covering the strains behind most cervical cancer. 2012: CRISPR. Doudna and Charpentier make gene editing cheap and programmable. Reading the genome was step one; this rewrites it. In 2023 the first CRISPR therapy was approved for sickle cell. 2020: mRNA vaccines. Decades of quiet work by Kariko and Weissman deliver effective vaccines at record speed. On the brink: childhood leukemia went from near-certain death in the 1960s to ~90% cured now. Polio is down from 350,000 cases a year to 99 in 2024. Guinea worm, from 3.5 million a year to 15, with no vaccine. Notice what isn't here: no homeopathy, no miracle supplement, no cleanse, no ancient secret. Every line is a hard-won scientific discovery that had to prove it worked. The remedies that genuinely worked didn't stay alternative, willow bark became aspirin, sweet wormwood became artemisinin. They got tested and became medicine. What still sells itself as a miracle cure is what couldn't pass the test. The through-line: nearly every one of these was doubted, resisted, or mocked in its day. And nearly every one is why you, and the people you love, are alive to read this.

@IvappyB42476 @Shrav_YEAH As intended

@Truthspreader79 @Shrav_YEAH So you preffer a hole more than 2 holes?

What the f*ck did i just watched 😭

@SilentMoonu Champion

“Dad needs a gold medal for this,”🏅

@brockpierson They didn’t, different plastics yellow differently apparently

I still do not understand if PC towers back in the day actually came in this gross washed out yellow color or if it became this color over time from being old. What is your best guess?