Teaser - It Is Time for Us to Do What We Have Been Doing and That Time Is Every Day (01/17/22)

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🗓️ 18 January 2022

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Subscribe on Patreon and hear this week's full patron-exclusive episode here: www.patreon.com/posts/61291719 We discuss the administration's resigned stance that "virtually everybody is going to wind up getting exposed and likely infected" with covid-19 and what it really means to "learn to live with the virus," then take a look at the Supreme Court's decision this week to strike down the Biden employer vaccine mandate. Runtime 1:03:11, 17 January 2022 🧬

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0:00.0	To hear the full episode, become a patron at petriam.com slash netpanel pod.
0:06.3	Later in today's episode, we're going to pick apart the Supreme Court's ruling blocking the OSHA Vax or test rule.
0:13.3	The decision was announced on January 13th and features some very impressive COVID fallacies about where you can't be at risk in the workplace. So that will be
0:23.5	fun. But before we get into that analysis, I think it is important that we do a brief COVID vibe
0:28.4	check. In the last week's patron episode, we... Soon to be the only form of epitivology allowed.
0:34.5	Exactly. No more cases. Cases are meaningless now. Hospitalizations are now also meaningless
0:39.8	because everyone has, quote, unquote, incidental COVID who's hospitalized, apparently.
0:44.8	Not to mention all the people saying we need to be like rationing testing to the vulnerable,
0:49.3	which straight out of the Great Barrington Declaration. But yeah, I mean, in last week's
0:54.1	patron episode, we touched on Will Enzi's comments that it was encouraging news that most
0:59.4	people dying of Omicron had four comorbid conditions. And most breakthrough deaths. Yes. And we
1:07.4	broke down the debate, which was just budding at the time about incidental COVID hospitalizations, which is now rampant.
1:14.7	Since then, in case you thought it couldn't get worse or more obviously and apparently eugenic, the sort of condescending attitude and real like fuck off, we're done with the pandemic.
1:26.5	So stop asking us about it. positioning
1:28.4	and mood of the administration has become even more obvious this week. I mean,
1:33.7	Artie, you were joking if you just throw a dart at any of the comments from an administration
1:38.5	official or a major public health official in the past like week to 10 days. It's just incredible to watch. We've seen
1:45.6	natural disaster metaphors, focus protection plus inevitable doom frameworks. And then of course
1:53.4	the quote, it is time for us to do what we've been doing and that time is every day.
1:58.1	Yeah. I have to say I am now that is I'm just going to wake up, look in the
2:02.3	mirror and say that every morning. Like an affirmation. It is time for us to do what we've been
2:07.9	doing. That time to do. It is in fact every day. That time is every day. The time forward is now.
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