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Help! My husband is drowning in propaganda Kool-aid!

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posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 04:33 AM
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Covid Cult is death cult , RUN (divorce) !!
And dont turn back.



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 04:49 AM
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originally posted by: lux666
a reply to: Soloprotocol

this way is named reduction to an absurd:

ask your mom why she wants you to die.

as her why she wants your early die.

tell her that you dont wish the evil to her.
then , ask her: why whe is wishing you the evil to you?

tell her that each vaccine is like a bullet added in a in a russian roulette

and that those are not vaccines like she used to know.

that this takes years off your life, as all vaccines are poisoned.

because the world is being slowly depopulated.

why she wants a fully loaded gun over you and wants that the trigger be released.

ask her why she wants you to die.



My Mum is 78 and old school. At that age, you watch the MSM and believe every word. I'm not getting into an argument with her. Best just to let her have her opinion and try and change the subject.

MSM is causing more damage than the vaccines or covid could ever do.



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 04:53 AM
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a reply to: lostgirl

Tell him the truth, it's an Experimental vaxx. And, mandates are not laws.



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 05:02 AM
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originally posted by: ancientlight

originally posted by: bastion
My advice is don't ask ATS for marriage advice.

Take a break from the internet and give each other a hug.

She could also be worried about his health if he decides/continues to get 'booster' shots. So , with all the known 'vaccine' side-effects vs a disease that has a 99.8% survival rate, I'd be worried too.


True but if that were the case the last place I'd ask for health advice of a loved one is a load of random unqualified conspiracy theorists who can't do basic maths let alone science or medicine.

Far wiser to ask a Dr for health advice than internet randoms if the person wants accurate health advice.



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 05:32 AM
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originally posted by: booyakasha
ok regardless if its about her kids or not. my bad.


Is that what people do when they get caught making stuff up? 'My bad'? Lame.


She's trying to educate him.


I'd ask you if you read the Original Post but it's obvious you didn't because you thought it was about 'her kids'. The guy has his mind made up and has had it made up for awhile, that much is glaringly apparent. Her coming to a conspiracy site and asking for additional talking points, i.e. ammo, is not going to change his mind, I'd wager it will make him even more obdurate.

She has an agenda, you like that agenda, therefore you don't see the folly and complete pointless of the exchange. She isn't helping her marriage.



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 05:36 AM
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originally posted by: The GUT
You recognize how foolish your "argument" has become too, I can tell. Next time you cut your eyes at a mirror you'll see it in them even if you can't own up here.


Too funny. At no point will I think someone in a relationship scouring the internet for ammunition to use to basically say, "See, you don't know what you're talking about!", will ever be the right thing.


I think a lot of us need/benefitted from this thread.


A lot of you should learn how to communicate with your significant other if you think asking internet randos for talking points is helpful. Especially about healthcare.



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 08:46 AM
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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: The GUT
You recognize how foolish your "argument" has become too, I can tell. Next time you cut your eyes at a mirror you'll see it in them even if you can't own up here.


A lot of you should learn how to communicate with your significant other if you think asking internet randos for talking points is helpful. Especially about healthcare.


Most common advice from Internet randos regarding communication with your significant other:

#1: Deflate her and put her back under your bed until she comes around--57%

#2: Tell mom not to send down any leftover meatloaf to the basement for her--26%

#3: Stop sending pics of your genitals until she agrees with you--17%
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posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 08:48 AM
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originally posted by: IAMTAT
Most common advice from Internet randos regarding communication with your significant other:

#1: Deflate her and put her back under your bed until she comes around--57%

#2: Tell mom not to send down any leftover meatloaf to the basement for her--26%

#3: Stop sending pics of your genitals until she agrees with you--17%


Most common question from my wife, "Who told you that? DB or TAT?".



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 08:54 AM
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a reply to: lostgirl

You should try to get your husband to study the work done by David E. Martin. It details the serial violations of US statutes by Anthony Fauci and his co-conspirators, all from official records from the US Patent Office.

You tell a sad but typical situation, regarding the cognitive dissonance of your husband.

As another poster posted in another thread here, the words of J. Edgar Hoover from the last century covers your husband's situation pretty well: "The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists"

Likely your husband's cognitive dissonance cannot be overcome.

Best of luck!



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 09:06 AM
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I can empathize having a mate with a similar blind faith (especially NPR!) "I trust the science" yada yada yada.. and the always lovely "Where do you come up with this crap?". Actual experts like former head of science for Pfizer VanderBossche and Dr Peter McCullough. The response? Refuses to read...wish I knew the solution to living with a science denier.


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posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 11:32 AM
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a reply to: Soloprotocol

some joke:
well, maybe you can do a video for her and play it for her to watch as it were news. so she could believe it.
like Alf did it in an episode.

now, seriously:
if she decided to not thinking by herself, then you just love her.
and the buddha said that the best you can do for your parents is to teach them about spirituallity.
You know that if she take the shot she is going to die sooner than not taking the shot.
talk with her about her happy memories, and what she believes afour the future life.
prepare her to good dying, to have a good future life.

if you can go for hollidays in a place with no massive media, that will relax her mind, disconnect her from the media.
get a book, garden, cooking, watch good movies, something positive.


it is not an experimental vaxx. it is a massive deployment.

if she took the shot, enjoy, treasure, the happy moments with her.



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posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 01:51 PM
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a reply to: lostgirl

open.spotify.com...
I just listened to this last night. I've been on the border on this whole vaccine thing, but this Dr. lays it out very well and he seems to know what he's talking about. I'd give it a listen



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 01:56 PM
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So what youre saying is, youre single?

JK hope he comes around, some people need to just automatically believe good in these huge over arching realities in our lives. To not would destabilize their psyche


Dae

posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 02:11 PM
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a reply to: lostgirl

Two really good documentaries are "Corporations" and "Why we fight", they give a nice background to how certain aspects of the world works. Good luck and be patient!



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 02:15 PM
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a reply to: canucks555

I don't see the word kids anywhere on that, and if they are 60, their kids are in their late 20-30s.

"Opinions are like assholes everyone has one".

@OP

However facts are changing and most people are just burnt, and rather not face what hey might wind up going through. If he's vaccinated all your doing is rubbing in how stupid he is and that he will more then likely lose his life over this.

Imagine being told you have x number of months to live by those you love. It's no wonder these people don't want to hear what you have to say. Because in the off chance they all start dropping dead it's a giant I told you so.. for what?

They can't undo what has already been done. Which was the entire basis of waiting for more facts to begin with..

But at this point all your doing is rubbing in the fact they have been lied to and will not be here by the end of 2024.

If anything show sympathy, cross your fingers and pray we are all wrong. That is if you actually give a # about the person your trying to have this Convo with. Because IF the science doesn't change and we are in fact correct.. you should be enjoying what remaining time you have with your loved one... Instead of stirring a n issue you can do nothing about.

If he isn't vaccinated, then grats. Chances are in the back of his mind he doesn't trust the government despite the words. I wouldn't push it further, because everyone likes to rebel.. and you don't want him to get the vaccine come home and go "look I am still here I told you so".


I would help you further, but honestly there is NOTHING you can say or do to change the outcome. Showing a dying man scientific papers is honestly uncaring and rude.

People who argue against the vaccine need to realize this. These people got the vaccine, they signed their away their fate to chance. Let them be, pray your family/friends got the placebo. Because there is NOTHING more you can do.

The question you have to ask yourself. Should the worst thing happen, Are you ready to live your life, full of guilt because of someone who made their own choices?

Because these feelings should the worst happen will amplify, and first you will be angry he didn't listen to you. Then you will wind up hating yourself for not actually being there for him .

Trust me, put the science and research on the back burner. Acknowledge that yes something bad could happen.. but put your damn loved one first instead of your opinion. Because if the worst happens and you lose them, you will hate them, hate yourself and be driven by grief because of your actions.

So let it go, and try to enjoy each other. Because it could very well end badly. Yes there is a chance nothing happens, it's unlikely they will not have long term effects. But you know that, so treat every day like it's the last. Shower him with love, and pray.
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posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 02:24 PM
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Hello lostgirl,

I can absolutely relate with you here, my wife and I have butt heads from the start over this. We have come very close to splitting up. She called me a nut job, conspiracy theorist, you name it a couple of years back for saying we will have to be vaccinated soon, there will be vaccine status checks to buy a loaf of bread, the PCR tests had concerns all the stuff we have all heard and seen come to fruition. Just last night we were watching the news about requiring proof of vaccines in Philadelphia now and I said to her, remember when you almost left me because I said that would happen, she had a group conversation with her friends, they were going to stump up cash so she could leave me for even contemplating that because I was "crazy", but now it's happening and her response was that she didn't want to argue. We have come a long way to be fair and love each other a great deal but I know she won't change, she also is an avid NPR listener for what it's worth. I would say to you, have some patience and be ready to accept that your husband may never see things the same way as you but if you have a loving bond, just be there for him when the shtf.

Peace - Satellite1

a reply to: lostgirl



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 02:37 PM
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He's not necessarily wrong here but it's such a slippery slope that usually one does not get flipped until they see it themselves. I live on both sides of the world and I see vaccines work and vaccines don't work, I've seen "home" remedies do the same. There is no right or wrong answer.



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 03:18 PM
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a reply to: lostgirl

Does he ever sit you down and try to change things that you believe?
If so then all I can say is good luck.

If not then why can't you let him be him? Even if getting vaccinated hurts him just be there and let this adult that you care for make their own decisions. If he gets hurt don't be cruel and say I told you so ether. Would he do that to you if you get covid and end up in the hospital?

If you can't respect someone enough to let them make mistakes then , forgive me , but how can a marriage work at all?



posted on Dec, 14 2021 @ 06:13 PM
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The grave of our youth is up ahead
And life has become a burden
We move in circles of suppressed despair
Waiting for the sun
And turning stones to find evidence
But it hides in the recesses of our hearts

A written decree of our loss
And we carried no faith in the cross
And the cold years are coming
For the victims of a longing

Out through the doors of starvation
And into the rains of damnation
Where the bitter winds are singing
For the victims of a longing

We carried along through squalor
With an inborn need to dominate and possess
It gives birth to an anger inside
And we can't control this
The blood of departure in our tracks
Dripping from our emptying vessels
Your hand reached out to hold mine
But you're grasping melting ice

Asleep in the rain
A child once again
And the ghost in my head
Has forgiven me

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Love Compassion Truth & Understanding
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