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So if global elites purposely allowed a vaccine some of which would kill people or influence fertility,

there's too many humans especially stupid ones

It's stupid to take a probably poisonous vaccine,

So, it's basically a good thing by weeding out dumb people who took vaccine

imagine blaming someone for dying, OP alot of people are easily swayed when it comes to things, its actually quite sad that people are losing their lives

>>12736
I'm not demeaning anyone, vaxxoids have done what they believed was the right thing to do because people in leadership positions convinced them this is the case through various coercive measures (some of which were what had raised red flags among those of outside these circles). Historically leadership positions would at least have a chance of being filled by someone who has their charges' best interest in mind so this behavior that seems catastrophic to chuds like us seems perfectly reasonable to them. Now we live in confusing times when there is basically zero percent chance of this being so; the human mind in general has not evolved to process this in the information age where they are bombarded with counter-signaling morning, noon and night.

>>12735
I 100% believe the promotion of gay shit, trooning etc.-while having some natural origins, sure-has something to do with this as well. Turn the entire planet into Sodom, let people destroy themselves with excess and in so doing, save the planet from its biggest existential threat.

>>12730
The term pure-blood has multiple meanings and can be applied to a vast array of folks—a pure-blooded Zulu, a pure-blooded Japanese, a pure-blooded Frenchman, and so on. If one looks at ethnogenesis—how nations were formed—men were often quite willing to abduct a beautiful or intelligent bride from another group of people; this brought benefits both to their own families and to their nation as well. Thus, the concept of pure-bloodedness is complex. Furthermore, many nobles frequently married their cousins. While this didn't happen for fifteen consecutive generations, it was common practice, and it caused no harm; rather, it was beneficial for preserving the lineage and keeping capital within the kin. Jewish communities still practice this today.