The jokes about bisexuals with POTS and mobility aid users and chronically ill people are right wing political propaganda to make you all ok with giving up healthcare, workplace accommodations, sick leave, public health, government assistance of any kind, etc.

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g. · Nov 3, 2026 · 3:56 PM UTC

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It tells you I’m an infectious disease epidemiologist and barring a GUN TO MY HEAD I would not be caught dead in an airport during peak flu season without one. Especially while caring for my elderly immunocompromised mother.

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A mask. That tells you all you need to know.

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Vanessa Sica Kasabach · Oct 31, 2026 · 2:19 PM UTC

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Vanessa Sica Kasabach@VSicaKasabachOct 31

👏👏👏 to Durham County Dept. of Public Health for their Halloween 🎃post on Instagram featuring “some of the things that scare us most in the world of public health.” 👻💀 Here are just few! 🧵/1

Image from Vanessa Sica Kasabach (@VSicaKasabach)

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Karen Asp 🌱🐾✍️👟 · Oct 30, 2026 · 5:18 PM UTC

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Karen Asp 🌱🐾✍️👟@karenaspwriterOct 30

Contrary to what I hear a lot of non-CC people saying, being fit and healthy does not mean you’re immune from getting #longcovid. So sad to see yet another athlete be taken down by this debilitating virus.

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Professional cyclist Esmée Peperkamp, 29, says she can barely walk after developing severe Long COVID. She also alleges years of inadequate medical care, hormonal dysfunction, and RED-S. Her former team faces an investigation. idlprocycling.com/cycling/es…

Anonymous Picnic PostNL cyclist goes public with shocking story

Esmée Peperkamp has finally spoken out about what happened to her at Picnic PostNL before an official investigation.

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Mother Jones · Oct 30, 2026 · 5:10 PM UTC

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Covid constitutes the largest mass disabling event in the United States since the Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990. Now, the Trump administration’s anti-worker and anti-disability turn has created a climate of fear and difficulty around Long Covid accommodations. motherjones.com/politics/202…

Long Covid disabled millions of workers. Then came Trump 2.0.

Companies have become “very comfortable undermining” ADA labor protections, experts say.

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Julia Marie · Oct 30, 2026 · 9:29 PM UTC

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Julia Marie@julia_doubledayOct 30

They would have to cure the long covid I got from my last infection in 2023 that left me homebound ?? I guess then I would stop masking?? Does that make sense to u Noah

Noah 🔶@st_noah_of_arcOct 28

At this point you genuinely have to ask what it would take for these people to stop acting like it's still 2020.

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Nancy Malek MBBS FANZCA · Oct 30, 2026 · 10:52 AM UTC

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Hi Leo, greetings from Australia. I'm an anaesthetist, and I wear an N95 mask in all shared indoor air to protect my patients, my community, and myself. I also educate my fellow doctors about the science: covidfordoctors.org

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Tom Scott · Oct 29, 2026 · 9:39 PM UTC

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Tom Scott@tomscott99Oct 29

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Add that to the buttock crushing (these are all actual VAERS reports).

Stephanie Laidlaw · Oct 1, 2026 · 1:52 PM UTC

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Stephanie Laidlaw@yogastephyOct 1

Clean air for the rich! Do they have OCD? Of course not, only middle class and lower class people who are airborne aware have OCD if they are still masking and using hepa filters to clean the air! When the rich do it, it’s something different. For them, their mitigations during

Pure insanity The hot new luxury good for the rich: air. The wealthy have d different houses, different cars, different lifestyles from the rest of us. These days they also want to breathe different air. Shayla Love February 21, 2024 illustration by Abuja Shrestha

ALT Pure insanity The hot new luxury good for the rich: air. The wealthy have d different houses, different cars, different lifestyles from the rest of us. These days they also want to breathe different air. Shayla Love February 21, 2024 illustration by Abuja Shrestha

The new republic take a casual scroll through luxury real estate listings today, and you’ll find that Charlotte of the Upper West side is not alone: many buildings are enticing buyers with the promise of an exceptional breathing experience. A $1.5 million apartment in Battery Park City boasts “twice filtered outdoor air”, while a Gramercy condo for $3.1 million notes that it has “filters in the common and amenity areas for premium and fresh air ventilation”. At Rose Hill in NoMad, where apartments range from $2 million to $6 million, air filters occupy every corner of the building, including common areas, and there are additional “parameter walls and floor slabs to thwart transmission of the air, odors and contaminants.” A 2023 roundup from City Realty listed more than a dozen current properties in New York.

ALT The new republic take a casual scroll through luxury real estate listings today, and you’ll find that Charlotte of the Upper West side is not alone: many buildings are enticing buyers with the promise of an exceptional breathing experience. A $1.5 million apartment in Battery Park City boasts “twice filtered outdoor air”, while a Gramercy condo for $3.1 million notes that it has “filters in the common and amenity areas for premium and fresh air ventilation”. At Rose Hill in NoMad, where apartments range from $2 million to $6 million, air filters occupy every corner of the building, including common areas, and there are additional “parameter walls and floor slabs to thwart transmission of the air, odors and contaminants.” A 2023 roundup from City Realty listed more than a dozen current properties in New York.

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mersomas · Oct 28, 2026 · 9:06 PM UTC

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mersomas@mersomasOct 28

Went to a pharmacy and met a celebrity

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pseudopslop · Oct 28, 2026 · 12:14 PM UTC

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Miss Jilianne · Oct 28, 2026 · 12:53 PM UTC

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Tricia Dearborn · May 4, 2026 · 1:14 AM UTC

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Tricia Dearborn@TriciaDearbornMay 4

In case you're not aware: "acute" covid is the initial stage, the bit that might feel "like a cold". Long-covid is not simply more aches and sniffles. The damage Covid does can manifest later as hearing loss, a heart attack, kidney failure, brain damage, lung damage and much more

Prof Julia Lawton@Prof_J_LawtonMay 3

To be clear, Covid has an acute & a chronic phase. For many, the acute phase can now be relatively ‘mild’, but the chronic phase can continue to inflict all manner of evil on one’s body. Career destroying complications can appear months post-infection, including asymptomatic ones

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