A Georgia man who opened fire on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters, shooting dozens of rounds into the sprawling complex and killing a police officer, had blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for making him depressed and suicidal, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press on Saturday.
LaLuzIluminada on
Yeah, I’d question whether it even really happened. 🤔
The mainstream media pumps such bs into the collective on a regular basis. 🤨
drifter474 on
I’m not a fan of RFK Jr. for a multitude of reasons, but it’s interesting how this occurred right after he pulled $500 million in mRNA vaccine funding.
ProtoPrefect on
When the government takes away your right to choose, forces you to take a vaccine you might not want to take just to get a job – depression is a natural response imo
PatTheCatMcDonald on
Made Assassin Gunnut Affirmative.
PatTheCatMcDonald on
Made Assassin Gunnut Affirmative.
SanDiedo on
Well.. being trice vaccinated and 6 times sick over the years I should be Jason Voorheees by now… It actually made me appreciate my life more though, I guess it depends…
Silver-Honkler on
The article says CDC employees huddled in lockdowns for a few hours. It reminds me of the time they lied to the American people and helped push a fake vaccine that killed people and helped keep the public locked down for two years.
Frankly, I’m surprised it has taken this long for something like this to happen. I had expected this sort of thing four and five years ago.
Lastly, the FBI probably identified him as a mentally unwell social media user and manipulated his feed or slipped into his DMs to push him over the edge. The timing of this event is incredibly suspicious.
Icy_Claim4807 on
I’m unsure about the mrna shots making you suicidal on their own, but they do induce accelerated cancer in some people.
I can understand why you would be more inclined to leave this realm if you’re totally healthy one year and then have turbo cancer the next for seemingly no reason. Doubly so if you took the gene therapy shot and believed it would help you
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A Georgia man who opened fire on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters, shooting dozens of rounds into the sprawling complex and killing a police officer, had blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for making him depressed and suicidal, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press on Saturday.
Yeah, I’d question whether it even really happened. 🤔
The mainstream media pumps such bs into the collective on a regular basis. 🤨
I’m not a fan of RFK Jr. for a multitude of reasons, but it’s interesting how this occurred right after he pulled $500 million in mRNA vaccine funding.
When the government takes away your right to choose, forces you to take a vaccine you might not want to take just to get a job – depression is a natural response imo
Made Assassin Gunnut Affirmative.
Made Assassin Gunnut Affirmative.
Well.. being trice vaccinated and 6 times sick over the years I should be Jason Voorheees by now… It actually made me appreciate my life more though, I guess it depends…
The article says CDC employees huddled in lockdowns for a few hours. It reminds me of the time they lied to the American people and helped push a fake vaccine that killed people and helped keep the public locked down for two years.
Frankly, I’m surprised it has taken this long for something like this to happen. I had expected this sort of thing four and five years ago.
Lastly, the FBI probably identified him as a mentally unwell social media user and manipulated his feed or slipped into his DMs to push him over the edge. The timing of this event is incredibly suspicious.
I’m unsure about the mrna shots making you suicidal on their own, but they do induce accelerated cancer in some people.
I can understand why you would be more inclined to leave this realm if you’re totally healthy one year and then have turbo cancer the next for seemingly no reason. Doubly so if you took the gene therapy shot and believed it would help you