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2026-03-22 15:51 UTC

@Terry@poa.st I hear you. This is likely, I suppose. But between here and there is a rapidly developing resource catastrophe and its attendant price shocks. I suspect more extreme outcomes. Counter-argument to my argument: Covid lockdowns provoked precisely nothing. Counter-argument to my counter-argument: But we could still buy things and gas stations still distributed gas.

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@Terry__dup_2375@poa.st 2026-03-22 16:02

@casuist@poa.st The employer mandate for the vaccine was total bullshit and I wish there was more opposition to it, at the time we had no idea how dangerous the jab really was and the vaxx manufacturers were immune to any lawsuits if you had an incident from it. But you still COULD find a job if you needed to and eventually the congress did give in to giving us a check in the mail for ruining our lives. But if Gas reaches $10 a gallon I'm not sure we'll be able to hold everything together since we're forced to export so much of our gas to support the petrodollar and the other thing is the coming fertilizer shortage, that could cause a lot of problems. Might wanna stock up on some non perishables like rice while you still can.

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