Me, too . . . and I spent several years trying to help friends and family with links to doctors treating covid, etc. I gave away my own stash of IVM over and over. I was told not to attend certain gatherings, etc. Not one person has said, "I'm sorry. I was wrong."
Me, too . . . and I spent several years trying to help friends and family with links to doctors treating covid, etc. I gave away my own stash of IVM over and over. I was told not to attend certain gatherings, etc. Not one person has said, "I'm sorry. I was wrong."
No one has apologize to me either. Not even the mayor of the city of Boston, who mandated the injection for me to go anywhere, including just to go to a restaurant, while she allowed performers at the big venues, and their staff, to go without. But if I wanted to go to those same venues I had to be injected.
I can't begin to imagine what it was like living in a city with a mayor who mandated these shots to go anywhere. Even just reading your comment makes my heart rate increase. Somehow we have to let go of the anger and the fear, but it's no easy thing. I live in Texas in a rural area, so I was spared from a city-wide ban. It was bad enough, but my heart goes out to anyone experiencing what you did.
Me, too . . . and I spent several years trying to help friends and family with links to doctors treating covid, etc. I gave away my own stash of IVM over and over. I was told not to attend certain gatherings, etc. Not one person has said, "I'm sorry. I was wrong."
No one has apologize to me either. Not even the mayor of the city of Boston, who mandated the injection for me to go anywhere, including just to go to a restaurant, while she allowed performers at the big venues, and their staff, to go without. But if I wanted to go to those same venues I had to be injected.
Those people should be called out and held accountable.
I can't begin to imagine what it was like living in a city with a mayor who mandated these shots to go anywhere. Even just reading your comment makes my heart rate increase. Somehow we have to let go of the anger and the fear, but it's no easy thing. I live in Texas in a rural area, so I was spared from a city-wide ban. It was bad enough, but my heart goes out to anyone experiencing what you did.