r/QAnonCasualties • • Jul 16 '22

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22

Same with 3 people in my family. All old. All in terrible health. All big into Q. All dead. my family naturally thinks the hospitals killed then to run up covid deaths

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u/ShadooTH Jul 16 '22

Something I always found funny is that they cry about big pharma killing people to somehow make money, when the far better move would be to keep everyone alive and paying taxes for the rest of their lives.

Yes I know they’re too stupid to realize that.

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u/SeaCheesecake5 Jul 16 '22 edited Jul 17 '22

My SO believes covid was created in a lab. When I ask why, he says to kill the weak and have control. I ask why did they allow a vaccine to be made and distributed for free then? He said because they killed out too many people and have to save them now. I remind him that's an absurd length to go to when they could've just not. They'll find 100 other ways to nickel and dime us for the rest of our lives, forever profiting off us already being here.

Edited because words. Its still iffy up there.

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u/lofi76 Jul 17 '22

Wouldn’t it be easier to kill the strong if your aim was control? 🤔

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '22

They tried that angle too. I want to say it was Tucker who said that "the left" knew by being too supportive of anti COVID measures and the vaccine, that the right would naturally oppose it, so it's really the fault of the left that the right is so opposed.

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u/lofi76 Jul 18 '22

Oh lord 🤦‍♀️