Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

darkseal9 said:Come on, take off the mask so we can see who you really are!

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wiredrider9 said:https://chicago.tribune.com/news/police/64079

Man, this is actually getting straight-up sick.

I mean, why on earth were they smashing down doors and forcing that old man back into the hospital like that? 😕

The thing is, they didn't even know if he had tested positive for COVID or not.
Like, what is actually going on out there in the real world?

@ dustyridge3

Why don't you just accept that the whole thing is rigged and find some peace of mind?

@ Charles Roberts33

Why on earth would you go out of your way to tear your own brother down on such a holy day? Honestly, Lord, are You listening? I’m asking You to step in and settle the score on my behalf ☕

If that segment was filmed at the Whole Foods over in Brooklyn, then they must have been shooting today... I was standing in line when they approached me—so, naturally, I gave them the cold shoulder.

wiredrider9 said:https://chicago.tribune.com/news/police/64079

Man, this is actually getting straight-up sick.

It’s the exact same vibe here in the US. People want their own kin kicked out of nursing homes immediately, but—surprise, surprise—where's the actual proof?
Give me a break, man.

Laura Chavez93 said:If that segment was filmed at the Whole Foods over in Brooklyn, then they must have been shooting today... I was standing in line when they approached me—so, naturally, I gave them the cold shoulder.

And how exactly did you "shut them down"? A polite sneeze?

restlesssurfer97 said:I mean, why on earth were they smashing down doors and forcing that old man back into the hospital like that? 😕

The thing is, they didn't even know if he had tested positive for COVID or not.
Like, what is actually going on out there in the real world?

It’s beyond ridiculous—police are straight up violating the law and the Constitution at this point. The poor guy was doing so poorly with the virus that he actually left the hospital just to go home.

A little music to set the mood tonight

wiredrider9 said:And how exactly did you "shut them down"? A polite sneeze?

I saw a woman with a microphone and some guy with a camera heading my way—when she asked, "Excuse me, could you tell us your thoughts on the work of..." I simply replied, "No," without even making eye contact ☕
it was better that way; if she had pushed any harder, it would have been just like that incident where they tried to film the service at that cathedral in Chicago...

Honestly, I wouldn't have been surprised if they had staged it that way—starting with a recorded voice asking, "So, what does he think about stores being closed on Sundays?" followed immediately by my response: "No."
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Honestly, we should just shut this whole crew down and stop wasting money on them.

https://www.nytimes.com/news/world/us/health/vaccine-immunity-updates/10248418/

After some countries started looking into "immunity passports" for people who already recovered from COVID-19, the World Health Organization issued a warning stating there is "currently no evidence that people who have recovered from COVID-19 possess antibodies that protect them from reinfection."

In plain English, the WHO basically said you could catch COVID-19 two, three, or even more times because there's zero proof that immunity actually develops.

It wouldn't be surprising if the WHO later deleted their own tweet and replaced it yesterday with a new one claiming: "Earlier today we tweeted regarding the WHO briefing on 'immunity passports.' Given the concerns raised by our warning, we want to clarify: We expect most people infected with COVID-19 will develop antibodies that provide an adequate level of protection."

Ever since this whole pandemic kicked off, it feels like they’re just pumping out these totally mindless, half-baked statements day after day that contradict what they said yesterday, and honestly, it’s been pretty wild watching them embarrass themselves so consistently over the last couple of years. I mean, maybe they’ve always been this disorganized and I just wasn't paying attention, but watching it unfold has been nothing short of tragicomic, really. And from what I can gather, we're talking about a budget hovering near 5 billion USD, which is basically just a massive bonfire for taxpayer money at this point. Our own domestic agencies don't even hold a candle to the WHO when it comes to how much they're blowing through cash.

Trump’s actually smart—he totally played those clowns

Yeah, he’s a genius—we'll grab a drink sometime 🤣

He denied them the funding for a dozen different reasons—mostly just to scrub his own record from the early days of the pandemic. It was more of a lucky shot than anything else

Anthony Jackson2 said:Yeah, he’s a genius—we'll grab a drink sometime 🤣

He denied them the funding for a dozen different reasons—mostly just to scrub his own record from the early days of the pandemic. It was more of a lucky shot than anything else

I swear, whatever the hell he does, you lot decide it's garbage and scramble to find some reason to lose your minds over it, you total libtards.

You're acting twitchy—just take some Advil☕

It seems rather unlikely that President Trump could fully grasp the intricacies of this virus and still expect to achieve what was previously attempted, especially considering how many flawed decisions were made right from the jump. Perhaps we all collectively treated the pandemic with a certain level of levity, or maybe we are simply choosing to pretend otherwise now. One might argue that the medical establishment—specifically the WHO, followed by various epidemiologists and other scientists—has managed to embarrass itself more thoroughly than almost anyone else in recent memory.

Which organizations are actually proven to be corrupt?

ruggedjackal46 said:I stumbled upon this short documentary about people playing chess in Central Park. It’s not even really a movie about the game itself; it’s more of a look at those obsessive chess enthusiasts and the kind of experts who swarm a forum like ☕

"Take the queen and the knight!" ☕

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I suspect this might actually be filmed in Austin.
I don't recall seeing a chess setup quite like that in St. Louis, but there is a very famous one in Austin...
Perhaps I am mistaken.



EDIT:
I just looked it up and found out they installed a similar set in St. Louis about five years ago.

Anthony Wright30 said:It seems rather unlikely that President Trump could fully grasp the intricacies of this virus and still expect to achieve what was previously attempted, especially considering how many flawed decisions were made right from the jump. Perhaps we all collectively treated the pandemic with a certain level of levity, or maybe we are simply choosing to pretend otherwise now. One might argue that the medical establishment—specifically the WHO, followed by various epidemiologists and other scientists—has managed to embarrass itself more thoroughly than almost anyone else in recent memory.

There is an ever-growing number of people who view this entire circus with a sense of mockery, and quite frankly, that skepticism is entirely justified. 😉

In those early days, there was a palpable sense of caution among the public, but one cannot indefinitely attempt to deceive the citizenry with empty rhetoric.

When even high-ranking officials like the Surgeon General offer contradictory statements regarding the severity of the virus, it becomes impossible to expect consistency from everyone else.

We are looking at a massive assembly of experts, yet even those who initially accepted everything served up by the news media are starting to realize that certain pieces of the puzzle simply do not fit together.

I find myself among those who suspect this whole ordeal is largely a grand illusion. My reasoning doesn't stem from conspiracy theories about Bill Gates, microchipping, or 5G networks, but rather from a fundamental observation of raw human greed.

Furthermore, if the crisis were truly as dire as they claim, the political class would not have such ample time to engage in these absurd partisan distractions during these final days.

And that is merely observing the landscape here in the States; one needn't even bring up the utter incompetence displayed by the WHO over the last two months.

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