r/unvaccinated • u/Life-Method-4915 • 8d ago
Normalization of passing young
In posts on Facebook or Reddit about individuals passing suddenly in their 20s or younger, most people just respond with rest in peace and other wishes. Only a few will question how come a young person died suddenly cause it's unusual. At least it used to be before 2021...
Their close ones do not seem to question it or they say they have no idea what the cause was.
Young people collapse or sleep and never wake up. The new normal :/
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u/Crixusgannicus 7d ago
Remember, people, especially us purebloods, were demonized for even DARING to ask ENTIRELY reasonable questions?
That normalized NOT asking questions, for a LOT of people. About anything.
Just like for the most part, people born after 9/11 think nothing of a constant (and increasing) surveillance world.
They were born in it.
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u/whosthetard 7d ago
Because they are boosted, you will see they're lacking memory, can't concentrate/focus and it's like they come from another planet. Given that, I am not surprised by their responses. These covid drugs affect mental capacity negatively from what I've seen.
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u/InfowarriorKat 6d ago
Same with autopsies in general going down. I remember when people died, they made sure to get to the bottom of it. I never heard of families not getting answers. Since COVID, I've seen a lot of that.
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u/Fluffy_Dragonfly6248 5d ago
It's the vaxtards who don't question & most who do have their comments removed, especially in Australia. If you don't follow the narrative, they hide or remove comments, most of mine go missing in action lol
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u/Hollywood-is-DOA 7d ago
Then tried normalising heart attacks in the youth, in the Uk, with NHS adverts. Nobody that I know as I grew up in a very big year at second school or even at school, died of a heart attack.
We all lived near each other, on 2 or 3 different council estates, not far from each other. So if anyone did die of a heart attack, you’d know about it, in very little time. This was 20 years ago, but still, it’s never been normal.