Yeah, it's hilarious.

We might just be witnessing the birth of a new gay STD.

It seems like traditional smallpox vaccines are effective against it, but left I'm wondering if we're going to see some new mRNA "vaccines" shortly.

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Kroger-Employee wrote:

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Monkey pox is getting outta control. Its covid all over again. start hoarding TP, sanitizer, meats and masks. Hazards pay when krogers? Rodney? Pay plox.

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 Nice try, but we aren't falling for your silly nonsense Panic-Post.

 

Monkey Pox is spread mostly by gay and bisexual men.  This is widely known, but many seem to miss that minor detail. 

 Unless you are getting extremely intimate with gay or bisexual men (or hugging your gay male customers very tightly when they are trying to shop, french kissing???),  you are at VERY VERY LOW risk.

Of  course the mainstream media would love everybody to panic and start wearing stupid masks all over again. But we aren't falling for their BS. End of story.   

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 None of what you said on contracting it is true. Its spread in several ways. Man Kroger funds the dumbest employees on earth to work for them.

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 OK, so tell us EXACTLY how Monkey Pox is spread, and who is most susceptible.  Be thorough and give links to reputable sources.  Thank you. 

 

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Well, I've done the research and it appears Kroger Employee here tells a tale:

Center for Disease Control - Monkeypox Transmission

World Health Organization - Monkeypox Fact Sheet

The cases did originally spread from LGBT men who traveled overseas as mentioned:

Center for Disease Control - Monkeypox, Situation Summary

But this does not mean gay men, or bisexual men are "most susceptible" to the disease.  Merely the initial source of it from travel abroad, early data is not significant data to prove "only gay and bisexual men will get this, and are the continued reason for spreading it".  Anyone can get Monkey pox.  This is as bad a stigma that has been placed on HIV as being "the gay disease" because it originated in gay men.  You can get Monkey Pox if you share your bed with your wife in the same way, and she's got it, in the same way a woman with HIV can infect a man through vaginal intercourse, or pass it on to an unborn child through blood transmission.

CDC is urging healthcare providers in the U.S. to be alert for patients who have rash illnesses consistent with monkeypox, regardless of whether they have travel or specific risk factors for monkeypox and regardless of gender or sexual orientation.

Viral infections do not discriminate based upon gender or sexual orientation.  Nice of the media to twist the truth, though.  Expected of them.  We have enough problems in the LGBT community...

Its really dumb to blame it on the gays because of "early data".  This is going to be fun to deal with at the pride center meetings...

-- Edited by saber7ooth on Saturday 9th of July 2022 07:48:11 PM

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The CDC and WHO aren't trustworthy sources. They've already been caught falsifying Covid data. What makes you think this is any different?

saber7ooth wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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saber7ooth wrote:

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Well, I've done the research and it appears Kroger Employee here tells a tale:

Center for Disease Control - Monkeypox Transmission

World Health Organization - Monkeypox Fact Sheet

The cases did originally spread from LGBT men who traveled overseas as mentioned:

Center for Disease Control - Monkeypox, Situation Summary

But this does not mean gay men, or bisexual men are "most susceptible" to the disease.  Merely the initial source of it from travel abroad, early data is not significant data to prove "only gay and bisexual men will get this, and are the continued reason for spreading it".  Anyone can get Monkey pox.  This is as bad a stigma that has been placed on HIV as being "the gay disease" because it originated in gay men.  You can get Monkey Pox if you share your bed with your wife in the same way, and she's got it, in the same way a woman with HIV can infect a man through vaginal intercourse, or pass it on to an unborn child through blood transmission.

CDC is urging healthcare providers in the U.S. to be alert for patients who have rash illnesses consistent with monkeypox, regardless of whether they have travel or specific risk factors for monkeypox and regardless of gender or sexual orientation.

Viral infections do not discriminate based upon gender or sexual orientation.  Nice of the media to twist the truth, though.  Expected of them.  We have enough problems in the LGBT community...

Its really dumb to blame it on the gays because of "early data".  This is going to be fun to deal with at the pride center meetings...

-- Edited by saber7ooth on Saturday 9th of July 2022 07:48:11 PM

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The CDC and WHO aren't trustworthy sources. They've already been caught falsifying Covid data. What makes you think this is any different?

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That raises the question then:  is the data on this originating in gay men real if the CDC has a track record of falsifying data?

This makes me want to go back on my Canadian VPN and do the research, I learned a lot of disturbing things about COVID-19 when I was up there the CDC won't publish, like e-protein similarity to lab-incubated specimens, rather than the common theory that it mutated and spread purely in live animal hosts.  It gets ugly.

-- Edited by saber7ooth on Saturday 9th of July 2022 08:11:37 PM

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 It's all going to depend on whether or not big pharma thinks they can make any money off of it.  The reason people don't trust big pharma, the CDC, the FDA, the WHO or the mainstream media is because of all the conflicts of interest between them.  You can't have people from the FDA or the CDC owning stock in Pfizer or have research funded by Pfizer and get unbiased results.  Even the corporate news media is paid off by big pharma.  I'm sure you've seen that video of all the clips of "news" shows sponsored by Pfizer.

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• Monkeypox is transmitted to humans through close contact with an infected person or animal, or with material contaminated with the virus.
• Monkeypox virus is transmitted from one person to another by close contact with lesions, body fluids, respiratory droplets and contaminated materials such as bedding
  
  
• Hardly a STD. Kroger employee is a homophobe.

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 No, I'm not a homophobe. I've worked around gay people my whole adult life, and I'm not prejudiced against gays in the least. You know nothing about me!  That said, it is clear that the CDC, WHO, the entire Pharmaceutical industry is corrupt as all get out.  See the PFIZER video about how so many news programs are sponsored by Pfizer, and others --- major multi-billion corporations that have the health of millions of people in their hands-------   Johnson & Johnson, Abbott, all the big players.  Here's one on Pfizer.     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DC1h6l-eXJw

The initial reports indicated it was mostly being spread among gay and bisexual men. That is what was being said in the first few weeks of the news stories about Monkey Pox.   

BTW, it is already almost 99% certain that the COVID 19 virus was a product that was released (accidentally or on purpose) from a major bio research lab in Wuhan, China. This was first reported on conservative-leaning radio programs over two years ago, but the mainstream media hush-hushed it.   Or laughed it off.   But it is becoming more clear that the truth has been suppressed.   

Wuhan is a huge city with many millions of people. The first occurrences of Covid was in that area.  It would certainly be a strange coincidence that the bio lab just happened to be near where the first cases of Covid were reported. China has been lying to the rest of the world for well over two years.  They claimed it came from a live animal food market, from bats (which are eaten in China).   But is actually more likely it came from a lab leak.   

You won't hear very much real, honest, objective reporting on the national network news programs because they have a lot of mixed interests --- they are afraid they will make one of their sponsors mad, or anger one of the hotshots at the top of the company.   

I could not tell you how many hundreds of times I see a news story (any story) on CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, PBS or others in which the story is very short and I think "Now why in the heck didn't that reporter ask such-and-such a question????  So many obvious questions are not asked, or if they are answered by an "expert" they get no pushback at all by the reporter, just swallow it meekly, hook, line and sinker.  (And don't tell me its because of time constraints. They spend lots of time on stupid fluff stories that have no importance or depth to them,  to the average struggling American).