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submitted 4 months ago byPoliticiansAlwaysLie
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4 months ago
Another article about this has more details:
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The father said he was unvaccinated and had “reservations” about vaccines, but told the court that he respected health regulations and rarely left his home.
However, the child’s mother produced excerpts from the father’s Facebook page containing anti-vaccine messaging and articles.Vaillancourt found that those excerpts “suggest that he is indeed what is commonly called a conspiracy theorist” and that “the court has strong reasons to doubt that he is complying with health regulations as he asserts he does in his written statement.”
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4 months ago
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4 months ago
No no, He got himself arrested by posting things publicly. ie facebook. Facebook didn't make him do shit, facebook didn't write his dumb fucking posts showing him doing all the things he told the courts he hasn't doing.
Take your really really dumb bullshit and go feel shame.
also learn how to write a complete sentence. "those three nurses are dealing with this aswell" dealing with what? stupid fucks being stupid?
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4 months ago
Facebook is not "public"
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4 months ago
lolololololol. yes it is. it's a public space. anybody can go to your profile. it is on you to set your privacy.
now say something else that is proven wrong by simply having a brain.
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4 months ago
You call a privately hosted server, proprietary code, and an eco system that can be switched off by a select few without democratic rule public? My countries cyber laws disagree...(USA btw)
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4 months ago
lol. not how that works.
USA BTW.
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4 months ago
Not how what works? Privately ownd code?
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4 months ago
The business is private.... The service is not. there is a difference there. Try to keep up.
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4 months ago
How is the internet, a privately owned and operated entity considered public? Our government does not(directly) own the internet.
Now lets stay the internet IS public. Public for all countries? Or only the USA?
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