Astrobotics moon mission not going great

[Bad Brain]

Not really man. If a bunch of people get sick, it’s a public health concern. Doesn’t matter if it’s the military or fucking aliens.
A government should have a plan in place for public health emergencies

I’m not sure if you’ve ever noticed, but military objectives are different than civilian objectives. The military has the concept of “collateral damage” for example that is entirely at odds with the hypocratic oath, to the extent that is even a thing anymore.

Put simply, the military doesn’t give a fuck about you or your family. They care about winning against an enemy and surviving an attack.

 

[Bad Brain]

They wouldn’t let us play football so we played golf

Why is the AEIR douchey?

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Why is the AEIR douchey?

Besides not letting us play on their massive unused property?

I already said; they are a bunch of rich assholes that get together to help the rich get richer.

It’s like a mini version of that whiff thing PLX is always going on about

 

[Dan Gleesak]

I’m not sure if you’ve ever noticed, but military objectives are different than civilian objectives. The military has the concept of “collateral damage” for example that is entirely at odds with the hypocratic oath, to the extent that is even a thing anymore.

Put simply, the military doesn’t give a fuck about you or your family. They care about winning against an enemy and surviving an attack.

Right, I forgot you were tarded

 

[Bad Brain]

Right, I forgot you were tarded

So you know, I’m not talking about some dumbshit cousin that joined to “Protect our freedoms”… I’m talking about the leadership and their priorities.

 

[VonBonfire]

Sure there does. It’s public health

I don't believe in public health.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

So you know, I’m not talking about some dumbshit cousin that joined to “Protect our freedoms”… I’m talking about the leadership and their priorities.

I’m not totally sure what you are even talking about lol. You are just trying to shoehorn the military into something that I’m not even talking about.
I’m just talking about a simple health emergency plan. A plan for when a lot of people get sick. Are you implying people weren’t getting sick in 2020?

Bush created such a plan, and I believe it went wayward after its creation and that’s why we weren’t very well prepared for the amount of people getting sick in 2020.

Doesn’t really matter to the context of this how or why they got sick

 

[Dan Gleesak]

I don't believe in public health.

I believe that

 

[Bad Brain]

I don't believe in public health.

Add it to the list ?

 

[Ben Waylin]

It’s like a mini version of that whiff thing PLX is always going on about

Apropos to nothing.. my 5-track instrumental EP drops on March 15th on Apple iTune, Spotify, and DistroKid streaming platforms.

 

[VonBonfire]

I believe that

It's the same principle as public education. Experienced it, don't believe in it. If you want to make a case for something public with me you should try the public library. I have reservations about believing in that.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Apropos to nothing.. my 5-track instrumental EP drops on March 15th on Apple iTune, Spotify, and DistroKid streaming platforms.

Pretty gay cover

 

[Bad Brain]

You are just trying to shoehorn the military into something that I’m not even talking about.
I’m just talking about a simple health emergency plan. A plan for when a lot of people get sick. Are you implying people weren’t getting sick in 2020?

Bush created such a plan, and I believe it went wayward after its creation and that’s why we weren’t very well prepared for the amount of people getting sick in 2020.

Doesn’t really matter to the context of this how or why they got sick

You're not getting what I'm trying to explain. I'm saying that a military response is distinct from a public health response. And that the former is what took place: https://brownstone.org/articles/governments-national-security-arm-led-the-covid-response/

 

[Bad Brain]

That the response was a military one has all kinds of legal implications, in particular related to the safety standards and efficacy of the "medical countermeasures" (Vaccine). https://brownstone.org/articles/vaccine-harms-are-biodefense-plans-collateral-damage/

 

[Dan Gleesak]

You're not getting what I'm trying to explain. I'm saying that a military response is distinct from a public health response. And that the former is what took place: https://brownstone.org/articles/governments-national-security-arm-led-the-covid-response/

if you want to buy that, knock yourself out. Doesn’t change my sentiment about our country’s health emergency plan

 

[Bad Brain]

if you want to buy that, knock yourself out. Doesn’t change my sentiment about our country’s health emergency plan

What exactly don't you "buy?" What health emergency plan are you talking about?

 

[Dan Gleesak]

What exactly don't you "buy?" What health emergency plan are you talking about?

The exact one I mentioned in my first post about it. It was made during George W’s administration and was the foundation for the response to covid was well.

I’ll type it again if that helps?

 

[Ben Waylin]

What exactly don't you "buy?" What health emergency plan are you talking about?

He means the one where they lock everyone inside their homes, drive small business owners out of business, wreck our economy, and establish an Orwellian police state.

 

[Bad Brain]

The exact one I mentioned in my first post about it. It was made during George W’s administration and was the foundation for the response to covid was well.

I’ll type it again if that helps?

Yeah the 2006 Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Act wasn't followed. It called for the HHS to lead, not for the NSC to create policy or for FEMA to lead.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

He means the one where they lock everyone inside their homes, drive small business owners out of business, wreck our economy, and establish an Orwellian police state.

no not really. It was meant to be a flu pandemic plan focused on stockpiling medical supplies.