Ron Johnson: "Why do we think that we can create something better than God...?"

[Nevilledog]

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Jan 4, 2022
SEN. RON JOHNSON (R-WI) on natural immunity: "Why do we think that we can create something better than God in terms of combatting disease? There are certain things we have to do, but we have just made so many assumptions, and it's all pointed toward everybody getting a vaccine."


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[BradAllison]

1. Ron Johnson should be committed.

He is deeply mentally ill.

[durablend]

2. ahem

[dalton99a]

3. Stop taking pharmaceuticals, asshole

Analgesics, antibiotics, antidiarrheals, etc.

[eShirl]

4. I mean, why do we even live in houses

isn't the open sky good enough for us

[Faux pas]

5. Lol

Just by leaving the word 'can' out, does he realize he's admitted that man created god?

[spanone]

6. Poor ronnie gets dumber by the day.

[relayerbob]

7. Dude, all we have to do is look at you

Anybody could make an improvement

[Solly Mack]

8. Idiot

[Effete Snob]

9. To be fair, he walks everywhere he goes

God gave him feet. He doesn't need cars, trains, planes, and all of Satan's transportational handiwork.

[Sneederbunk]

10. Johnson, being a known liar, undoubtedly

has been vaccinated.

[dalton99a]

24. +1

[jcgoldie]

11. Welp health care workers may as well pack it in..

gods got this!

Its like going back to the 1950s wasnt good enough anymore for post Trump GOP... set the machine back to the 1600s... vaccines?!? Shes a witch burn her!

[wellst0nev0ter]

12. Very cool to go back to the age when people died from "teeth"

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[lindysalsagal]

18. I suffer from dropsie quite often. When I forget to bring my grocery bags into the store....

WTF is "stone"?? Kingsevil? Alhallows The Great apparently isn't so great when you're in your cups...How did we ever make it to the 20th century????

[wellst0nev0ter]

21. We made it to the 20th century because of Gawwwwwwwwwaaaawwwwd

[lindysalsagal]

23. Seems like he's tried to kill us more than help....

"After the tornado, the only part of the house standing was the door with the cross over it!"

[Buns_of_Fire]

31. "Winde." I didn't know Terminal Flatulence was a thing back then. nt

[Hekate]

32. I always find that kind of record fascinating. nt

[lindysalsagal]

13. Is there an unpopulated island somewhere these pre-historic fools

can inhabit where silly scientific things like tv, smartphones, internet, novocaine , penicillin, electricity, canned goods, microwaves, and refrigeration don't exist, and can't interfere with their natural animal culture? Because I'm willing to fund the one-way flights for these neanderthals.

Just don't tell them about the earth axis tilt: That way, they can continue to annually fear for the end of the world, and keep praying to their imaginary gawds in the sky.

[brewens]

14. Ask him if he's ever had surgery? Why didn't he just use a faith healer or something like that? n/t

[lindysalsagal]

19. He's never flown in a plane? It ain't squirrels pumping the pedals.....

[dpibel]

15. Performance art

I mean, really, it's a bit of a stretch, even as schtick.

But nobody could say that seriously, right?

Oh...

[lame54]

16. Says the vaccinated man

[Vinca]

17. Oh, Ron, you ignorant twit. "Your God" must have created Covid, too. And the scientists and

doctors to find a cure as well. STFU about anything "God-ish" until you decide to feed the hungry, house the homeless and make sure there is medical care for the poor. All that "God-y" stuff.

[lindysalsagal]

20. +1111.

[dalton99a]

22. Johnson says he'd support a vaccine mandate for an 'incredibly deadly' virus but not COVID

https://www.businessinsider.com/johnson-vaccine-mandate-incredibly-deadly-virus-not-covid-19-2021-7
Sen. Ron Johnson says he'd support a vaccine mandate for an 'incredibly deadly' virus but not COVID-19, which has killed more than 613,000 Americans
Connor Perrett
Jul 31, 2021, 2:20 PM

Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, said he would support a vaccine mandate for an "incredibly deadly disease," but said he would not support such a mandate for COVID-19.

"No," Johnson said during a Friday evening appearance on Fox News' "The Ingraham Angle" when asked whether he would ever support any sort of vaccine mandate. "Not unless there's some incredibly deadly disease. I mean much higher infection-fatality rates than we have with COVID."

"We don't know the final infection-fatality rate, but right now it's looking like it's not going to be much more than double a bad season of flu," he added.

Scientists believe that the mortality rate of COVID-19 is "substantially higher" than strains of the seasonal flu, according to Johns Hopkins University. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated there were about 34,000 deaths in the United States from flu-related causes in the 2018-2019 flu season.

[IrishAfricanAmerican]

25. 🤡

[sinkingfeeling]

26. Well, God certainly is doing a good job in weeding out the stupid.

[elias7]

27. Your god is testing you: "here's covid, I gave you a brain, now figure something out!"

[sanatanadharma]

28. Trust so-called God given natural immuntity?

Trusting so-called God given natural immunity but denying a similarly God-given viral disease while claiming to know God best.
Dear Senator, Covid may be your God's new flood.

It certainly is the newest "fruit of knowledge" test. When so many are failing, they are not right. Luckily, what survives is 'Left".

[Gore1FL]

29. We invented God years ago. Certainly we can come up with something superior with our experience. nt

[moondust]

30. Embrace God's holy virus, Ronbo.

Take in as much of that holy elixir as you can, Ronbo.