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Musician (saxes, basses), artist, writer. Science advocate. Non believer. #brexitwasacon #wearffp3 #ClimateCatastrophe #zoology #animals. Banner is a tan and white boxer dog on a beach holding a long stick and looking to camera. Also writes.
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Talk about buying the lede. Reinfections are a “fact of life” and infections are “milder,” but “Covid can cause long-term damage to nearly every part of the body and repeated cases can compound those harms.” I hope the relatively few people who bother reading the article will read all of it.
Show PostZionism vs Judaism. Here is an image that should explain the difference, Jewish photojournalist Heidi Levine being punched, kicked, stamped on and robbed, by Zionists. #ZionismIsRacism
Show PostThe other category of coverage is *extremely* implausible first-person accounts from estranged parents. According to this woman, her son cut her off after she was mildly rude to his fiance's family a single time. There's no way this is the entire story. www.goodhousekeeping.com/relationship...
Show PostAnother one. The premise: Young people are cutting off their parents for minor mistakes and misunderstandings. The lead anecdote: A woman severs ties with her family for refusing to get vaccinated before her wedding — to a man who *lost his mother and brother to COVID*
Show PostEvery article has the same premise: Young people are characterizing their normal, happy childhoods as abusive and going "no contact" with their parents over minor disagreements. Every article also, late in the text, blithely acknowledges that this premise is false. www.nytimes.com/2024/07/14/h...
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