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Fauci Pleaded the Fifth (111 Times!)... Medicine Still Hasn’t Learned Its Lesson · Intellectual Medicine

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  Careers were lost, families couldn't be at the bedside of
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  their loved one, their grandmother, their grandfather
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  at the moment of death. This is ghastly.
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  It's one thing to give counsel, but that bar needs to be
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  exceedingly high before you strip freedom from people.
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  And it speaks to the whole issue of whose life is it, anyhow?
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  Fauci, I've got to come clean. This is a great cathartic
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  moment. Doctor Fauci, how much can I
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  loathe you? And it's not just your essence,
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  although that's a little bit disturbing.
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  The idea that we ought to be stripped of our freedom because
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  an expert thinks they know what's better for us than we do
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  is loathsome. I felt that at the time this
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  thing was unfolding. On top of which there's this
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  amplified dogma with nothing behind it.
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  They were just making it up. 6 feet, 1 mask, 3 masks.
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  It's one thing to give counsel, to give advice, but that bar
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  needs to be exceedingly high before you strip freedom from
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  people. Careers were lost.
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  Families couldn't be at the bedside of their loved one,
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  their grandmother, their grandfather at the moment of
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  death. This is ghastly and it speaks to
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  the whole issue of whose life is it anyhow?
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  Who makes these decisions? So Fauci, I have a picture of
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  him in high school, maybe getting beat up stuffed in
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  locker, him walking down the hallway like like a little pen
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  protector. Maybe he had a slide ruler.
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  Certainly like back then it would have been the thing.
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  I'm sure he was like voted most likely to succeed but could
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  never get a date to the prom. And here he comes now with all
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  this fame going incredibly to his head.
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  We see his diary. It's kind of laughable.
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  It's like he was away on that that field trip for the Catholic
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  overnight camp and they caught him in his room with a BLOB
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  doll. It's like things are collapsing
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  on the poor boy. I couldn't be happier.
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  That amount of arrogance, pomposity, it's what we feel
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  sometimes when we encounter the dogma of conventional medicine,
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  when there is a suspension of thought, when there is an
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  abandonment of acknowledgement. You know that.
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  Here's my thoughts and opinions, but I could be wrong and I'm
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  going to empower you. I'm going to let you make the
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  ultimate call here that's being taken from us at a return.
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  Think about your insurance. At what point do they get to
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  determine your freedom of choice?
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  You know, we deferred to them. We deferred to our insurance
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  companies. We defer to Fauci.
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  It's comforting. It's comforting to have an
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  expert tell us what to do. You know, and for a moment in
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  time, the world and certainly this country, many of them
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  believe that Fauci was speaking the truth, that he was the man
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  who had expertise. When it comes to medicine,
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  folks, there's a lot we don't know.
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  And when it comes to medicine, there's a lot of reactivity.
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  So Fauci's given us advice based on his speculative thought about
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  what might or might not happen. Let's set aside the whole origin
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  story for a moment. Let's accept the fact that
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  pandemics are going to happen. It's the nature of herds
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  clustered together. The best I can say is we should
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  learn from this dismal experience of our history, and
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  we should apply it going forward.
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  How are we going to react to the next pandemic?
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  I mean, it's one thing to beat up Fauci and to beat up the
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  dogma of conventional medicine at that time.
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  I believe it sowed seeds of distrust that we're still
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  feeling today. You had a combination of things,
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  right? Coronavirus, Fauci ISM.
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  It's called Fauci ISM. What if anybody else called it
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  an ISM? But Fauci ISM is the existence
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  of an amplified belief with disproportionate reassurance
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  that you're absolutely correct without actual evidence that you
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  speak the truth. Fauci ISM because it gives you
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  power. Fauci ISM because it amplifies
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  my status as an expert. So obviously you don't know what
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  you're talking about. Little average person.
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  But over time we realized, you know, the veil was dropped and
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  the whole thing was misdirected. So we became even more
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  skeptical. I remember that era very well.
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  I lived through it in my practice, my functional
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  medicine, anti aging practice back in Rhode Island.
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  Shannon and I lived through it together.
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  We got put on quarantine more than once.
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  We never shut our office. That was a stupid thing they
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  asked docs to do, stop seeing patients in the middle of a
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  pandemic. How idiotic.
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  We kept open, but we had to be real careful.
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  You couldn't say the I word ivermectin.
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  If you said it, it cut your head off.
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  You could literally be jeopardizing your license just
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  for whispering, just for speculating the thought a
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  hypothesis. We got our freedom of speech
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  choked because it railed against the dogma.
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  The same thing exists today. Fauci ISM exists wherever
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  individuals want to amplify their power, their prestige,
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  their income. That's Fauci ISM, and we see it
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  now in some arenas and conventional prostate cancer
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  treatment. Fauci ISM, I don't want to talk
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  to you. I don't care about your opinion.
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  I'm telling you I'm the expert. You do what I say.
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  Otherwise, good luck. You're probably going to die.
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  It's emotional coercion. Fouchies and put on three masks.
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  Get 6 feet maybe. Maybe it's 7 feet.
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  Or was it 5? I forgot.
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  But by all means, when you're driving alone in your car, put
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  on three masks because you don't want those viruses sticking to
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  your windshield and bouncing back in two days.
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  They make stuff up. They do more than just harm the
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  individual. They harm the entire expertise,
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  the entire practice of medicine. Our trust was corroded.
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  Now comes the Internet. This is a beautiful thing.
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  Y'all can look at everything I say, and you should.
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  But healthy skepticism will lead you to ask good questions.
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  Good questions will compel responses that sharpen your own
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  thought. It's your life, it's your path.
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  The more that we are forced to do things, the more that we lose
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  our freedom and the more that we suspend our own priorities to
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  those of the state. And the state, in this case, can
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  also mean conventional medicine. When you control people, you can
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  direct them toward the path that is most enriching to you.
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  You know, wouldn't it be great if I were a surgeon and I can
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  make everybody do what I say? And for decades, it's been the
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  case in the realm of prostate cancer, a failure of thought, a
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  failure of intellectual reflection, a failure to ask the
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  right questions. In the case of Fauci ISM, the
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  failure to ask the right questions was amplified by the
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  potential adverse consequence. If you ask those questions, you
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  get banned. You get it.
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  Happens. Now, Shannon works really hard
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  behind the scenes, keeping us well on the air.
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  If we say something that the powers that be deemed to be not
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  cool, we'll turn you right off. Turn you right off.
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  So Fauciism exists not only in conventional medicine, it exists
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  in the social media overlords that control our access to one
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  another. You know, what's the first thing
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  that these totalitarian governments do when the people
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  start to get a little bit frisky?
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  They shut off their access to one another.
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  The lack of communication inhibits our ability to get
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  collective thought to gain new information, inhibits our
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  ability to then neutralize the dogma being thrown at us.
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  And that lack of connectivity is dangerous.
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  So, Fauci, a black mark in medicine, a black mark in the
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  country's history. The revelations now happening
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  are validation of our own suspicions.
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  Ego over substance. Very bad.
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  So what can we do? Be mindful of anybody, anything,
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  any person who is dogmatically affirming something without
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  equivocation, especially if they're trying to compromise
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  your ability to direct your own care, your own life, your own
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  career. I saw many people suffer under
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  the crushing burden of Fauci ISM and what it did to the nation in
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  the individuals. I saw that pain.
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  We still see it to this day. I don't think we've recovered
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  that whole generation of kids that had their inner education
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  interrupted. This is the big picture.
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  So the analogy for my men following on the prostate cancer
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  world is when you focus on one pinpoint of the mosaic, you
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  can't see the picture if all you're looking at is the risk of
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  the virion going from point A to point B, but you're not looking
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  at the entire context. What does financial hardship do
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  to people? Suicide rates go up, addiction
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  goes up. That's a real consequence,
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  folks. The pinpoint focus like prostate
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  cancer, the all I'm going to care about is your PO, your PSA
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  went down. Yay, that's good.
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  Never mind that the way we made it go down obliterated your
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  vitality. Yeah, you know, I'm peeing on my
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  shoes and I feel exhausted. But I'm not dead.
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  That is weak validation for treatments that have not been
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  shown to have value. Fauci.
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  Fauci ISM. It's alive and well.
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  We have to recognize it in the here and now.
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  It's easy to beat up on somebody in retrospect.
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  And history unveils their incompetence, but seeing it in
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  real time, that's what we have to do so the next Fauci doesn't
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  lead us down a path that takes us away from our freedom with no
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  net benefit. Guilty pleasure.
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  I kind of like the fact that he's doing a face plant kind of
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  like it. I was very annoyed at the way
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  that people's lives were so severely disrupted.
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  It's what happens when you give a little man who's been
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  suppressed for so long a microphone in a platform.
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  He could not handle it and it blew his brains up.
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  All right, so that's my opinion. I could be wrong, but I don't
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  think I am. All right.
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  Stay well, be strong, ask good questions, search for answers to
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  validate the dogma, the opinions that are being rendered, and be
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  cautious about transferring your vitality into the hands of the
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  expert. Unless you've done your homework
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  as well. All right, team, talk to you
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  next time. Bye.