RowdyRebel

The harder they push trying to force the unwilling to get the jab, the firmer my resolve becomes against getting it. Convince me with facts. Unfortunately for them they can't, because if the facts were widely known few would be taking the risk in getting the jab...so they try to convince by force.

12 hours ago, tjc transport said:

if EVERYONE starts telling the politicians YOU WORK FOR US, WE DO NOT WORK FOR YOU they may just start to listen and stop the bull sheivec. 

people need to stop cowering to these askwhole politicians and say i have had enough, and will not take anymore. 

what are they going to do, lock every one up? 

Democrats in Illinois are in the process of stripping the "right to conscience" from a 20 year old law that basically says you don't have to have any medical procedure or take any drugs which violate your religion or goes against your better judgement...in other words, right now Illinois law says you can refuse any drug or medical procedure you don't think is right for you. Of course they can't have THAT standing in the way of their mandates! Ben Franklin said it best: "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to eat for dinner. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." My rights aren't up for a vote. Anyone planning to assault my nose with one of their swabs will find their own nose assaulted with my fist. Anyone planning to perforate my skin with their needle will find their own skin perforated with my knife. If my wife is given an ultimatum (jab or she's fired) and she reluctantly takes the jab against her better judgement and ANY adverse effects come about, there will be some adverse effects for the store manager on up the chain pushing this crap. Anyone injects one of my kids with this crap and they're just going to be dead. Those in power trying to push these "vaccines" just don't realize how serious we who don't want/need them really are...and they'll either come to their senses and just stop pushing, or they'll learn the hard way. I'll get fired. I'm stubborn like that, and know I can get another job probably making more money with a shorter commute, and not spend more than a couple days unemployed. My wife's not as sure she could make what she's making now elsewhere...and that's what these folks profiting off the jab (with ZERO liability if it harms you) are counting on.

On 10/26/2021 at 11:18 AM, hurstscrambler said:

I don’t remember Dick Cheney facing any consequences back in 2006 when he shot a fellow hunter.  The victim was fortunate enough to survive, but I believe he was hurt pretty bad.  I’m no fan of Baldwin, but unless someone presents some evidence of it being somehow malicious or premeditated, I fail to see it as going to gain much traction in a criminal sense.  The civil courts however will be busy with this one.  

There's a slight difference between trying to shoot a flying bird & accidentally peppering your friend in the face who happened to get in the way with a little birdshot and picking up a gun you "think" is unloaded, aiming at a couple people, and squeezing off a round. 1 rule broken (know target & whats beyond) vs EVERY rule  broken.

There are people rotting away in prison who "didn't know it was loaded" and "accidently" killed someone. I really don't see how this is any different.

I've heard multiple people attempt to blame others...from the props department to the weapons specialist to any number of others involved in the process. Bottom line, though, this rests 100% with Mr. Baldwin. HE was the one who picked up the gun. HE was the one who did not verify it's condition. HE was the one who pointed it in an unsafe direction. HE was the one who squeezed the trigger. Sure, there were others involved with the loading, etc. of the gun...but all of those people and what they may or may not have done wrong to possibly contribute to this tragedy would be a non-issue had Mr. Baldwin simply followed the most basic rules of safe firearm handling.

On 10/13/2021 at 2:02 PM, mrsmackpaul said:

I had heard of such things even in this backwards joint on the other side of the world 

 

A study was done and a result was concluded that in the it was found that the CDC could have inflated the figures, anyway not really my problem 

 

Do you know of anyone that has contracted Covid 19 ?, not died or hospitalized or anything like that actually know of anyone that has had or presently still has Covid 19 ?

Just curious as to what the man on streets actual experience is with Covid 19 in the states

 

 

Paul 

Friend of mine has severe asthma...so bad that he participates in different drug studies for new treatments, and the 48 hours or so he has to come off his meds to do that nearly kills him every time. He caught the virus. Spent his entire quarantine out on the tractor making hay...cutting, teddering, raking, baling. One night he was having coughing fits...so bad he went to the ER. They gave him some cough syrup w/codine, and sent him home. That was all he needed to make a full recovery...but because he went to the ER, he's included in the "1-5% hospital care".

Several of my coworkers have also had it. "Better than having the flu" was the general consensus among them. Not any different than my cousins or brother in law & their families. Even my 99 year old grandma tested positive at the nursing home she's at. She, even at her age, is still in the "85% with mild/no symptoms" group. The home later "vaccinated" the residents, and the 2nd shot damn near killed her. She spent several days in the hospital with symptoms of a heart attack...but never had a heart attack. Now this talk about "boosters" and how the "reaction to the booster should be similar to the reaction to the 2nd shot" BS has me worried. She'll be 100 in February. It'd be nice if they didn't try again to kill her with this ineffective & dangerous "vaccine" before then (or EVER, for that matter).

On 10/13/2021 at 4:21 AM, mrsmackpaul said:

Was yacking to some one last night and were discussing the US and the Covid 19 and the fact a lotta people still don't take seriously over there or at least thats how it reads to me on this forum

 

So after some Googling we found some quick answers 

 

Did you know that in WW1 the US lost 

116,516  troops

 

WW2 407,300

 

USA Covid 19 deaths to date 737,589

I as does everyone else I speak to in Australia can not fathom how people in the U.S. are still arguing about Covid 19 and face masks and vaccines and all the other things they seam to argue about makes no sense at all when you look at the cold hard facts 

Nearly 1 & 1/2 times the amount of people have died from Covid 19 as WW1 and WW2 combined

 

Paul

The "cold, hard facts" as you call them are that not all (very few, in fact) of the 700k deaths attributed to the virus are actually because of the virus. There have been big incentives given to pad the death count. Asymptomatic people dying of natural (or any other...blunt force trauma, cancer, etc...) causes who happen to test positive post-mortem are all included in that total. CDC has even admitted (although they buried it) that only roughly 4-6% of deaths attributed to the virus are solely due to the virus.

Then look at these so-called vaccines. Other drugs have been pulled from the market after having only a fraction of the injuries & deaths attributed to them over the course of several years (sometimes even decades) as these "vaccines" have experienced in only a few months. Then the "breakthrough" infections, indicating they DON'T work as well as we were told they would...and now the need for "boosters" every couple months to try to maintain the level of protection they had claimed would be had with the initial dose. But hey, if it hasn't killed you in the first week or two after injection, it MUST be safe, right? Who cares what the yet unknown long-term effects of these new (never before even made it beyond the small-scale testing phase) kind of drugs might be. We NEED to take this risk because of a virus so deadly 85% of infected individuals will never know they have it, and 95-99% will get over it on their own. The 1-5% who need medical care, that includes the outpatients who are treated & sent on their way without being admitted. For most age groups, this virus is better than 99.5% surviveable. For the virus to have a chance to affect you, you have to catch it. For the jab to affect you, you have to take it. Your chance of contracting it is small. If you choose to inject yourself, that's your choice and should be based upon your own individual risk factors. It should NOT be forced or coerced upon ANYONE.

But let's all put these poorly fitting cloth masks on around our chins to show everybody else how much we care.🙄

13 hours ago, Bullheaded said:

I agree. Same problem up here in Soviet Canukistan.

Went to town and see street beggars on every corner with their little signs "No job, no money, need food."

 

I'd like to end every one of their lives.

What's absolutely ridiculous about them here, is, within spitting distance of the corner where they are standing, there are a dozen businesses with "help wanted" signs posted. I refuse to help those who won't help themselves.

If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat. - 2 Thessalonians 3:10

And before our friends on the left get all up in arms, it doesn't say "If anyone CAN not work," but rather "If anyone WILL not work". I have no problem helping those who are doing all they can & falling short...but if you're just being lazy & expecting everyone else to do the heavy lifting for you, you're on your own.

LOL...I got banned there. Apparently telling people the truth was considered "toxic".🤣

He can already back it up better than most adults, too. This was his 1st attempt.

Sure, it ain't much to look at right now...still figuring out what kind of trailer it'll be & how to get it there. For now, though, he's having fun pulling it around behind his little blue tractor...and that's really all that matters.

Ok, so today's project is to build a trailer for him to pull behind his pedal tractor. Got an old frame from a David Bradley walk-behind tractor...not the actual tractor, but the frame for the seat cart you'd hook up behind it so that you could ride. Wheels were rotted off, and it doesn't have a seat anymore...and the front hitch has been cut off. So, we'll get the welder out and extend the tongue a bit and add a hitch. Then, we'll cut some bushings to make the 1" hub no-flat wheels I pulled off a 2-wheeled wheel barrow that was in the dumpster at the farm (that saved me $80 not having to buy some pneumatic tires from TSC...only place I've found with wheels with a large enough hub) to fit on the 7/8" axle. I'm still thinking on how to remove the seat pedastal and rig up a lever system that would simultaneously apply the brakes and push a rod up through the frame where that pedastal is now to raise a dump bed. He likes dump trucks...so I figure we'll build him one. Unfortunately the poly tub on that wheelbarrow was a little huge...and the farmhand who helped dig it out wanted the tub for a planter...so we may just fabricate something out of sheet metal...another weekend. Today is just getting the frame ready and able to be pulled.

I think I'm going to have to start welding left-handed, though. The boy is a southpaw, and I think it'll be easier for him to learn if he's helping hold with his left hand. I'm pretty ambedextrose on most things...can do pretty much anything with either hand, just a lot better and a lot faster right handed. Point of all of these projects is to teach him life skills...so whatever works best for him.

He won't be 4 for another month or so, but he loves to help me when I'm working on stuff. He doesn't like to wear the dark helmet, so when I need to weld something, he gets to be a handful because he wants to be there with me but I can't have him watching...until now. Bought a pair of the soft goggles that come with a #5 lense for oxy/acetylene cutting & welding. Bought the #10 lense to put in them...so now he's got his own welding goggles. Wife's dog will tear up anything she can reach if she's left alone...ESPECIALLY if there's a storm, guns going off, or fireworks. Those plastic kennels?  Destroys them and escapes. Those collapseable wire ones, same story. Wife bought a damn cage...1/2" square tube & 3/8" round tube...double sliding latch...HEAVY DUTY. It holds her, but she spills the water and chews the bowl. Yes....stainless steel bowl has teeth marks. Anyway, bent a couple 3/8" steel rods & welded them into circles...one the bowl slips through, the other slightly smaller the bowl sets inside. Used 1/2" square tube to make a base, then added 4 uprights at the mid points to hold the 2 rings...top (larger) ring about an inch above the lower (smaller) ring. Base bolts to the floor of the cage with some J-hooks. Bowl is protected by the large ring, but it doesn't interfere with the dog's ability to drink. My boy was on my lap with his hand on the electrode as we were welding it all together. Need to find some kid-sized welding gloves...and his face could probably use a little more protection. If I do my job as a dad correctly, he'll be the only person in his kindergarten class that can weld, back a trailer, and back a hay wagon. Now that he can reach the pedals on his little tractor, we'll build a trailer for him to pull. Probably have a wagon by next summer with a hitch welded onto the handle so he can pull it around, too. Anyway, that's the goal I've set...got a year (or 2 if we hold him back...he's really small for his age)...I think it's doable.