"Boy, that was some good peein'!"

I've done enough stories about my great-uncle, so here's one about my mom's cousin and HIS mom (my great-aunt).

I didn't know much about him (only met him a few times in my life) but he was a pretty healthy dude, and his mom was the same (I saw her a lot more often, so I can definitely confirm that).

Then, when they got vaccinated...as you'd expect, they went downhill.

My great-aunt was suddenly hospitalized with kidney failure in late 2021, despite not having much of a history with kidney problems throughout her life. She went into a vegetative state a month later and died in December of that year, aged 76.

A year after her hospitalization, my mom's cousin found out he had cancer. And sure enough, it progressed FAST. Despite being as healthy as he was, it had him down for the count almost instantly. He died in 2023, shortly after the new year, just a few weeks before his 55th birthday.

My family and I will never forgive these people for what they took from us. We're all counting down the days now, knowing that their time will come soon.

"Just because most people who have died from the disease are vaccinated for it, doesn't mean that the vaccine doesn't work"

What 💀

This is like when James Buchanan said upon leaving, "History will vindicate my memory." And now he is remembered as the worst president in US history.

Except he's probably laughing now, knowing that he's no longer the worst.

This happened to Charlie Kirk a couple of months ago. Dumb college student was angry because he couldn't refute anything he was saying, so he sprayed water in his face with his water bottle. While a police officer was standing right next to both of them.

Obviously, this was immediately followed by a rightfully offended Charlie Kirk telling said police officer that yes, he would like to press charges against his assailant, as he (the officer) immediately stops the assaulter from leaving the scene and arrests him.

And yet, they still call us "intolerant."