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Go over the vaccine injured social media from the start of the pandemic with a fine tooth comb. Break the vaccine injured down into 3 categories. Category 1 If their social media posts show that they were opposed to the forced vaccination and skeptical about the safety/efficacy and they were in fact injured by the vaccine…compensate them. Category 2 If their social media history shows an inkling of support for the vaccine, such as proudly displaying their vaccine status with an “I got my Covid vaccine!”, then they get nothing. Zero, zip, zilch. Category 3 If their social media history (posting on forums etc) shows that they denigrated, coerced, insulted, cajoled….whatever…..any person who was vaccine hesitant….either directly or indirectly….then not only should they not get any compensation, but they should be forced to pay out of their pocket for the compensation for the Category 1 vaccine injured.

It would have been better if the sweater was my size 😅

Sure. I wouldn’t doubt that oil and gas executives fly private jets. Now let’s do super yachts and who owns/charters them the most? Leftist climate emergency preaching tech executives and celebrities vs Oil and Gas executives. Go! After that we can compare supercar collections and real estate portfolios. 😁

The last Christmas I even celebrated was in 1990 when I came home from university for the holiday. I had bought my mother an answering machine as she was frequently out of the house. Upon opening it, she scoffed and said “I’ll never use an answering machine” She then presented me with my present. My parents had just returned from a trip to Scandinavia and she got me a Norwegian wool sweater almost identical to the one pictured below…in her size…not mine. She knew I wouldn’t like it so she kept it for herself. Pretty pathetic that she’d buy her son a woman’s sweater (maybe it’s a man’s sweater in Norway but certainly not in Southern California)….but I guess it was better than the year that she gave the all the children Trident chewing gum and large plastic paper clips. I kept the answering machine

Back in 2015 or so I stayed at an AirBnb in Bangkok (reserved the room for a month) and upon arrival, the cable tv, washing machine and the light in the bathroom didn’t work. The owner kept dragging their feet and would have the building chang come and “look”…but nothing was fixed. After a week went by and it was time for me to wash the sheets on the bed, when I took them off, there were blood and urine stains literally all over the mattress. It was awful. I took pictures and then decided to contact AirBnB and asked to cancel. The owner fought it but as AirBnB had photos of the mattress (which they agreed was unacceptable) they refunded the remainder of my stay but not the whole thing. I was completely ok with that. I find it hard to believe that a guest can stay the whole time and then complain on the last day of their stay and get a full refund as the article interviewee claims. Maybe things have changed since my stay but I just can’t see where AirBnB wouldn’t have just said “you should have notified us as soon as there was a problem”.

I also just checked my condo in Bangkok. The developer has a sign at the front desk where the condos identical to mine are asking 59k/month for just a month and 49k long term. On hipflat it is 45k. Real market value is about 30-40k. AirBNB is 100k at the discounted monthly rate.

I’m looking at the same places in the neighborhood I’m currently in on AirBnB right now and they are 50-100% more than renting directly. Better to grab a 250,000 Dong (340 baht) hotel for a couple days and then use Facebook. That AirBnB convenience gets expensive.

You can rent very nice apartments in Da Nang Vietnam for less than ฿10,000. The best place to look for any city in Vietnam is by joining a Facebook group for rentals in whatever city you might happen to be interested in and then posting what you are looking for, location, price etc etc and you will have a dozen agents responding within a day. ฿30,000 will get you extreme luxury 2-3 bedroom houses. Online websites are not the places to look and the prices will be a lot more than when you post in Facebook groups. I looked on Airbnb also and am glad I went the Facebook route.

6 month leases are available in all cities.

Nope. Big pharma will do just fine now from the people who have hijacked their immune system with the MRNA shots. Sales of biologics are up nicely and are even beating estimates. https://www.biospace.com/business/novartis-gets-q3-beat-on-strong-cosentyx-sales-but-pluvicto-disappoints Have you priced drugs such as cosentyx, Stelara and all those others that fill the airwaves with advertising these days? Ask your doctor if it’s right for you.

Why stay away? Are you also obese? Nobody forced that kid or any other fat slobs to overindulge in peanut butter and sweet tea like your ilk wanted to force the clot shots on us.

The dermatologist has told me that many of his patients are experiencing the same thing. Maybe they all just need a good psychiatrist instead.

You might benefit from an ESL class. Perhaps you can be one of his first students.

Made a minor pre-existing condition that required no medication and was completely under control with a keto diet to go haywire within days of sleeping with her. Probably just a coincidence 🙄

The last “wokie” to lecture me on climate change drives a Dodge Ram 1500 with a 5.7 liter hemi…..and with a lead foot. He has never even removed the bed cover as it’s not a “work truck”….and he wants to supercharge it. He drives it 1/2 mile to go to shopping. Why do the climate change celebrities have such large homes? Here’s a nice article on Leo DiCaprio’s real estate collection. https://www.housebeautiful.com/design-inspiration/real-estate/a46869521/leonardo-dicaprio-homes-real-estate/# And why do they all fly in private jets to the climate conferences? FOUR HUNDRED private jets arrived in Egypt during COP27 as climate delegates are accused of 'hypocrisy' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11416209/FOUR-private-jets-arrived-Egypt-COP27-climate-delegates-accused-hypocrisy.html What’s up with that? Do they not feel safe flying business class in a Boeing? I guess not.

Americans have to pay taxes even if they live outside the country for the entire year. No escaping those. Not sure how it works for EUR/AUS/UK residents. Can those citizens really border hop and pay no taxes to their home country? This year I spent 176 days in Thailand My usual spend in Thailand for the last 5 years has been about 100k/month. None of that 100k is spent on rent as I own a condo. Thailand lost ฿600k of spending. More in GDP when the velocity of money is factored in. It’s a small amount in the big picture but the people whose businesses I patronized (doctors, restaurants, massage, etc.) would have preferred me to have stayed. If they decide before tax time in 2025 to tax total global income (not just remitted income) I would have had to pay an additional ฿400,000-500,000 in taxes due to the way they treat long term capital gains tax 25%-30% vs the US 15% If they only tax remitted money, I would have had to pay less tax but still… No thanks! No taxation without representation! If they want me to stay and pay taxes then they will have to offer something such as the social healthcare plan @ ฿600/month

More than once the MSM would trot out the “healthy young people are dying from Covid” canard. I would then go digging around the internet and find these people….usually their Facebook profiles which had all the condolences written on them. Every single one of them was obese. Every. One. No exceptions.

I’ve kept my mouth shut for the most part. This is what happened to me shortly after putting my fingers inside a vaxxed nurse from a prominent hospital here. It affected another part too. No…it wasn’t from Covid. I went and had blood tests for the antibodies and it was negative. I have NEVER come down with Covid. Ever. Following some of the protocols…but mostly, eating a strict carnivore diet (lion diet) has helped more than the immunosuppressants (methotrexate) that my doctor put me on. When I go off the diet, the problems start to resurface. I’m not the only one having problems either. The doctors won’t say much in public, but in private, it’s a different story. They all have mortgages to pay. There is a lot of infighting going on between pro and anti-vax doctors currently.

The horrors. Oh….I’m feeling faint. Please get me my smelling salts. Next you’ll be telling me about all the healthy young’uns who died from that awful disease.

YouTube would censor that video in a minute. Of course, you (as you claim) get your information from the “Herman Cane awards thread” on Reddit where you leftist jab fanatics like to make fun of the unvaccinated that died. Real classy. I’m just showing you the flipside of that coin.

You seem incredulous that someone might actually like it in Da Nang. You don’t. Fine. Up to you.

You said it right here. Lots of human turds laying around the streets and on the beaches.

Not getting it at all here in Da Nang. Even at the Son Tra night market, nobody was exceptionally pushy other than the foot massage places and the people selling the lobsters (you can read all the bad reviews about that place on yelp). But in general, it is nothing like Hoan Kiem in Hanoi which is the only other place I’ve been in Vietnam. Hanoi was completely different and just as you describe. I’m not trying to sell anything here. I’d prefer to be back in my luxury condo in BKK tooling around Thailand in my convertible. But the unresolved tax issue in Thailand is forcing me out for 186 days a year. I’m just presenting this as an option that is surprisingly pleasant (for me at least) and would be something for people on lower budgets to consider. I wasn’t expecting to like Da Nang any more than Hanoi (a city that I wouldn’t want to live in)…but….what can I say. It’s pretty nice.

Ok. Gotcha. Da Nang has tons of traffic, it’s impossible to cross the street and there are human turds everywhere. You should stay away.

I see that’s right up by the Big C. Yeah….that area is busier but really no need to go there often. Certainly wouldn’t be hanging out there. Down by the beach where most expats hang out in the May Khe area it’s much more mellow. There are also some underpasses to get across the beach road.