Poll: What was your favourite aspect of the plandemic?

[Mikhail Liebestein]

Slightly tongue in cheek poll!!!

Edited June 13, 2022 by Mikhail Liebestein

[Anti Facts Sir]

It really happened, didn't it.

[Mr H]

Out of that list it was the confrontations with the police and security guards and shop keepers. I was put in a rather large body so I have never really had to experience aggression and confrontation before. So it was something I was very anxious about and if I am honest feared. But after being grabbed by the police for sending a letter, and being harrassed by security guards and shopkeepers who no longer cared about my size only about ZE MASK. YOU VILL WEAR ZE MASK. And standing up to these people, showed to me that confrontation isn't something to fear and that I can stand my own ground.

 

So yeah, thx fascists! Big self confidence boost here!

Edited June 14, 2022 by Mr H

[Ethel]

There were some positives. As a result of fewer cars on the road and less people around, wildlife in certain areas adjusted in the first six months. Near where I live, otter populations began wandering freely in certain urban areas. I would be happy if cars were uninvented and we went back to horse and cart, personally.

[campanar]

Less traffic.

[k_j_evans]

I hated everything about it

[legion]

5 hours ago, Anti Facts Sir said:

It really happened, didn't it.

nope this whole world has been gas-lighting you

[spideysensei]

A tourist free summer. If you remember the first week or two of lockdown we had some lovely hot weather, so i spent some time at the local beaches and there was hardly anyone to be found, not even locals. In fact i got out quite a bit because the roads were quiet and it was easy to get around. Back then i knew there was a sting in the tail and it couldn't last, already contemplating Agenda 21 at that point, and getting paranoid of passing choppers, which was kinda fun in a dystopian way. I got a lot of "exercise" that summer.

[Useyournous]

I chose the last one. Is it wrong that I'm ecstatic to find it the most popular choice? 

[Grumpy Owl]

I must admit, I did enjoy having a whole double-deck bus to myself on my morning journeys to work. Admittedly it was a bit of an inconvenience that the service was reduced to hourly (during the initial lockdown), but at least it turned up bang on time, every time.

 

 

[Mikhail Liebestein]

I voted for bush jumping. 

I work from home a lot anyway, except for face to face meetings.

During the whole lockdown nonsense, made it my duty to go for a run, take the kids for walks and picnics (how wicked), and made sure we got close to as many normies as possible. As suggested they'd literally dive into bushes to keep away, hilarious  

[Captainlove]

Walking around with my exemption badge was a power trip. The mask wankers were on overload when i came around the corner. Priceless.

[Mikhail Liebestein]

21 hours ago, Captainlove said:

Walking around with my exemption badge was a power trip. The mask wankers were on overload when i came around the corner. Priceless.

 

Yes, absolutely superb. Definitely a wise investment!

[oddsnsods]

I didn't like having confrontations with security, doctors or police even, but was always expecting & knew it was coming.

Specially when theres a crowd of muzzled monkeys cheering them on.

 

Wasent fun having to listen to them celebrate their enslavement every Thursday.

 

Wasent fun seeing them all flock to your local communist jabber centre.

 

Isnt fun now seeing them still wearing masks.

 

People jumping in bushes was kinda amusing.

 

I wish there was another ward they could move me too.

 

[Mikhail Liebestein]

1 hour ago, oddsnsods said:

 

 

Wasent fun having to listen to them celebrate their enslavement every Thursday.

 

 

 

 

That was the most annoying bit of the plandemic!!!

 

I wanted to go outside with a cast iron frying pan and make some noise using their heads!!! 

Edited June 21, 2022 by Mikhail Liebestein

[k_j_evans]

On 6/20/2022 at 10:16 PM, Captainlove said:

Walking around with my exemption badge was a power trip. The mask wankers were on overload when i came around the corner. Priceless.

And mine also reminds them that I am hearing impaired so they have to take their masks off too if they intend to communicate. Ha ha!

[LupaM13]

Over here, Northern California, there were many special programs to "assist the elderly" during lockdown. I was able to get restaurant food delivered for very cheap.There were free holiday dinners delivered. I always answered door with no mask of course and they would be visibly freaked. I was able to get volunteers to water my plants and do errands for me. I particularly enjoyed all these luxuries knowing it was all based upon the Covid Lie! The special programs are over now but I sure did enjoy myself in some ways. No guilt.

i liked going in stores maskless and saying "I just need a couple of things then I'm gone."

{I did enjoy throwing crumpled kleenex on the stairs and in the yard to freak out the neighbors who have been abusive towards me. And coughing alot on the porch if they were outside.....   ME-OW!}

[Useyournous]

Had a good laugh this morning because I got a text from a ghost called my GP! it read: there has been unprecedented incidents of aggressive behaviour at this practice and it won't be tolerated. Good on the patients who actually got near the GP to go for him!

 

It should have read: there has been unprecedented incidents of crimes against humanity at this practice and by us - and we get paid for it.