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peregrinus

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32. Geez okay you made your point

Reply to Bernardo de La Paz (Reply #31)

Fri Nov 29, 2024, 05:59 PM

Nov 2024

Now leave it alone

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"drink baby's blood" is more a rightwing meme than reality. Sad to see it promulgated here. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2024 #6

It happens to be true peregrinus Nov 2024 #8

That is NOT "drinking baby's blood." Thiel's idea is a dumb one, but tech bro Bryan Johnson did get plasma transfusions highplainsdem Nov 2024 #10

Oh yes! Beg my pardon! peregrinus Nov 2024 #11

No one is using baby's blood. Sigh. See this Wikipedia article: highplainsdem Nov 2024 #12

And btw, if you don't know the difference between drinking and injecting, I suggest you read some definitions. highplainsdem Nov 2024 #15

Its Waaay older than q anon Its actually mucifer Nov 2024 #17

Yes. I mentioned blood libel in the post you're replying to. highplainsdem Nov 2024 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author peregrinus Nov 2024 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author Avalon Sparks Nov 2024 #33

The intention is the same peregrinus Nov 2024 #19

You're not "exaggerating" - you're deliberately misrepresenting. We prefer rational discussion here on highplainsdem Nov 2024 #21

The young man was 17 peregrinus Nov 2024 #24

It's legally old enough to give blood. It was old enough for a brother of mine to enlist. It is not highplainsdem Nov 2024 #26

The super rich are injecting blood from teenagers to gain 'immortality' peregrinus Nov 2024 #27

The article didn't say anything close to being as deliberately wrong as your "drinking babies' blood" post. highplainsdem Nov 2024 #28

Exaggerating and being wrong on 3 counts is the way YOU missed making your point. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2024 #31

Geez okay you made your point peregrinus Nov 2024 #32

Exaggerating, you say. It's not a long step from "They're drinking babies' blood" Emrys Nov 2024 #34

Actually, if you want to make a point you have to be accurate first. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2024 #30

False on 3 counts: ** wanting is not doing **, injecting is not drinking, young people is not babies. nt Bernardo de La Paz Nov 2024 #29

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