Dear Right-Wing Extremists,

don't take that current vaccination silliness seriously please. Vaxers are feeble effeminated weaklings, they are sheep, fooled by the globalist elite. You are the ones who understood that vaccines kill more people than covid ever could. You are heroes, and I love you. Don't let yourself be fooled by Bill Gates and the Bilderberg conspiracy. Please stay strong. Put your health where your heart is – don't get the jab.
Just let those left-wing idiots commit suicide by getting vaccinated. It's well-deserved.
Please please do not get vaxed!
I kiss you!
(helenS, your friendly Black Angel of Death)

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ArishMell · 70-79, M

I am not sure but I think you do not mean that at face value but are in fact satirising those who would mean it. Those who do try to use diseases and public-health as nakedly party-political dogma.

For I'd be surprised that you of all people would mean such rhubarb! After all, diseases and defences against them are intrinsically neither "right" nor "left" wing and should never be used for shallow party-political campaigning. Pathogens do not understand American politics (does anyone?), and they do not respect national borders.

Nor would I expect you to criticise anyone for being "extreme" be they Left, Right, Up, Down or Helical, by using their language: intemperate, lurid, lacking all qualification or consensus of ideas, nuance and analysis.

Nor to put extremely wealthy capitalists like Bill Gates in the far-Left camp - a simply laughable notion. However, I am currently reading a book by Gates, and I think I have twigged one possible reason why he is distrusted by many fellow-Americans. After all, you'd expect people like Mr. and Mrs. Gates, and the Bilderberg talking-shop, to be admired in the USA as Great Examples of the Great American Dream - if that was ever reality.

So, Helen, are we to believe your post at face value? Or to laugh [i]with [/i]you at the sort of right- [i]and[/i] left- wing slogan-parrots whom you'd not trust run a village-hall jumble-sale without turning it into a festering hot-bed of political conspiracy fantasies?