COVID-19 QUARANTINE CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN CANADA

So you agree there is no such rule, and it was your decision to characterize Canadian quarantine accommodation, falsely, absurdly and disingenuously, as "concentration camps" in the thread subject.

You authored the thread subject, and give every appearance of being in sympathy with the website's false, absurd, and inflammatory allegations.

The problem with inaccurate and inflammatory language is not that someone might be offended. It is that it creates false beliefs that could lead to harmful actions.

 

They're not concentration camps if Obama or Trudeau built them. You're not reading your history right.

 

So why don't we take drastic measures with other causes of death that are much higher than Covid?

Interesting that diseases relating to Obesity have a high death rate compared to Covids 2%, yet gyms are closed while McDonalds is open 24-7 and is delivering!

 

Quarantine camps in Canada? I can see how that loss of liberty could scare some people, but not me. This thing makes me think about the middle ages. Back then, before modern medicine, diseases were a scary, mysterious thing. So they put people away in quarantine camps until they got better.

Mark of the Beast? How silly. I was going to agree with the video until that point.

The end of the video shows it's a production of Amazing Word Ministries. So, this is really a scare-fest advertisement for your soul.

 

right from Rule #11 and what forum section is this???

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sec comment- the whole point from you is that you are "offended" not because leftists are doing what leftists do, but because an article calls it as they see it.

 

OK, so there is no difference in the physical features of the two, the only difference is the reason for their imprisonment offered by those who run the prison.

Yes, I could agree with that. The only difference is in semantics during discussion. Physically they are the same thing.

 

Right. So the Soviet and North Korean gulags are (political) prison camps, the British Boer camps and Nazi extermination camps are concentration camps.

 

Thank you.

Looking after people compassionately at considerable public expense?

No, because the article title is a blatant lie.

 

If you require gyms to be open to exercise and McDonalds to be closed to eat healthily, you're probably beyond help.

 

I am currently in Canada, visiting a sick/dying family member. I had to quarantine for 14 days. I wasn't in a concentration camp. And, watching Canadian news, I haven't heard or seen anything even close to what you are asserting. Perhaps you can bring more information to the table as your link is not informative.

 

Can you catch obesity from someone else?

 

Good one. The same can be said for those who look to the government for guidance on how to stay healthy.

 

According to the New England Journal of Medicine, yes. You can also "catch" it from our government that turns tax money into the Standard American Diet (SAD)

To avoid obesity, you will be required to wear a mask that blocks the fork from the mouth

 

You just described Trump supporters. Now you are frantically trying to dig up krap on any topic to demonize the left.

No problem. Keep it up. BTW, did you hear Dirty Donnie the Superspreader Swamp thing LOST to Joe Biden ? What a LOSER.

 

So in other word you can't... Thanks for playing.

 

I don't think you can since I live in Los Angeles and haven't contracted obesity in spite of being surrounded by it. Harvard disagrees with us on that issue. Since the main factor is covid death is an underlying medical condition, most of which is the result of government subsidized diet, I can conclude that looking to the government for guidance on health is a bad idea.

Are you supporting the shutdowns and mask mandates?

 

You live in one of the country with the least government intervention in your healthcare yet you're one of the country with the most obesity and covid death... Maybe government intervention in healthcare is what you really need.

 

While it does appear that way, our government is heavily involved in the illness industry. The standard American diet consists mostly of government subsidized foods which are the leading cause of disease.

Once symptoms show, pharm products are prescribed so the patient can continue their bad habits.

We need less government involvement, not more. May I ask in what country you live?

 

Canada

 

Ah! Canada does not have the same issue with obesity as the US, but it is still a growing problem. In California, we still have Obamacare. People continue to get fatter and sicker in spite of government subsidized medical care. Masking symptoms only allow the patient to comfortably continue their bad habits. For me the most effective solution would be a focus on prevention. Unfortunately, that would require removing tax subsidies that keep our politicians in power.

 

Medical care has nothing to do with individual behavior. You seem ill informed on this subject.

 

Victoria in Australia were in lockdown for 7 months, there is now a massive mental health crises and record number of suicides that far eclipse the number of covid deaths. On top of this our economy is destroyed, occupancy of office space in the city is 8%... yes 8% occupancy not 8% vacancy.

 

Might work for Australia and NK but in America we have a different way of thinking. Give me liberty or give me death

 

You are incorrect. In spite of records levels of access to what you call medical care, results show that Americans are fatter and sicker than ever. Canadians are moving in the same direction. Changing individual behavior costs less and is far more effective than masking symptoms. I know what I am talking aboot.

 

Again, access to medical care as nothing to do with individual behavior. You're wrong in your thinking it does.