POLL: WOULD the USA FOUNDING FATHERS THINK THAT YOU ARE A WEAK, PATHETIC LITTLE COVID SHEEP THAT WON'T LIFT A FINGER TO PRESERVES ITS FREEDOM?

The first vaccine, in 1796, used an animal virus (cowpox) to create immunity to the human smallpox virus. Before that, people were inoculated with material from infected patients’ sores or scabs. The procedure was risky but it reduced smallpox deaths from 30 percent to less than 2 percent.

George Washington, with the blessing of the Continental Congress, ordered variolation for all recruits, so that by the fall of 1776 his healthy army was able to defeat the British invaders under General Burgoyne. American independence owes its existence, in part, to mandatory vaccination.

Massachusetts passed the earliest American vaccination law in 1809, requiring the general population to be immunized against smallpox. Boston, in 1827, became the first American city to require often smallpox vaccination for school students.

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George Washington, Founding Father:

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The founding fathers were men of strategy and deliberation, not just action.

The danger to blind action is as follow.

To a man with a hammer every problem looks like a nail.

If you think we can blindly shoot our way out of this you are legitimately dumber and more dangerous than the current regime.

You will know when it's time, and it's not time yet.

It depends on what the virus death rate is. Yes.

The first vaccine, in 1796, used an animal virus (cowpox) to create immunity to the human smallpox virus. Before that, people were inoculated with material from infected patients’ sores or scabs. The procedure was risky but it reduced smallpox deaths from 30 percent to less than 2 percent.

George Washington, with the blessing of the Continental Congress, ordered variolation for all recruits, so that by the fall of 1776 his healthy army was able to defeat the British invaders under General Burgoyne. American independence owes its existence, in part, to mandatory vaccination.

Massachusetts passed the earliest American vaccination law in 1809, requiring the general population to be immunized against smallpox. Boston, in 1827, became the first American city to require often smallpox vaccination for school students.

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The Supreme Court ruled in 1905 (Jacobson v. Massachusetts) that governments have the authority to mandate vaccinations. In 1922 (Zucht v. King) the Court upheld vaccination requirements in schools.

George Washington, Founding Father:

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The first vaccine, in 1796, used an animal virus (cowpox) to create immunity to the human smallpox virus. Before that, people were inoculated with material from infected patients’ sores or scabs. The procedure was risky but it reduced smallpox deaths from 30 percent to less than 2 percent.

George Washington, with the blessing of the Continental Congress, ordered variolation for all recruits, so that by the fall of 1776 his healthy army was able to defeat the British invaders under General Burgoyne. American independence owes its existence, in part, to mandatory vaccination.

Massachusetts passed the earliest American vaccination law in 1809, requiring the general population to be immunized against smallpox. Boston, in 1827, became the first American city to require often smallpox vaccination for school students.

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The first vaccine, in 1796, used an animal virus (cowpox) to create immunity to the human smallpox virus. Before that, people were inoculated with material from infected patients’ sores or scabs. The procedure was risky but it reduced smallpox deaths from 30 percent to less than 2 percent.

George Washington, with the blessing of the Continental Congress, ordered variolation for all recruits, so that by the fall of 1776 his healthy army was able to defeat the British invaders under General Burgoyne. American independence owes its existence, in part, to mandatory vaccination.

Massachusetts passed the earliest American vaccination law in 1809, requiring the general population to be immunized against smallpox. Boston, in 1827, became the first American city to require often smallpox vaccination for school students.

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POLL: WOULD THE USA FOUNDING FATHERS THINK THAT YOU ARE A WEAK, PATHETIC LITTLE COVID SHEEP THAT WON'T LIFT A FINGER TO PRESERVES ITS FREEDOM?

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That is a lie from the pit of hell. If you believe that, you are really stupid. The smallpox vaccine wasn't even invented until 1796 and wasn't widely known or distributed until 1864.

Educate yourself.

A method of inducing immunity known as inoculation, insufflation or "variolation" was practiced before the development of a modern smallpox accine and likely occurred in Africa and China well before the practice arrived in Europe. It was first employed in North America in 1721.

The first vaccine, in 1796, used an animal virus (cowpox) to create immunity to the human smallpox virus. Before that, people were inoculated with material from infected patients’ sores or scabs. The procedure was risky but it reduced smallpox deaths from 30 percent to less than 2 percent.

George Washington, with the blessing of the Continental Congress, ordered variolation for all recruits, so that by the fall of 1776 his healthy army was able to defeat the British invaders under General Burgoyne. American independence owes its existence, in part, to mandatory vaccination.

Massachusetts passed the earliest American vaccination law in 1809, requiring the general population to be immunized against smallpox. Boston, in 1827, became the first American city to require often smallpox vaccination for school students.

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Maybe Butch but if you remember correctly, shit didn't get real until the shot heard round the world.

POLL: WOULD THE USA FOUNDING FATHERS THINK THAT YOU ARE A WEAK, PATHETIC LITTLE COVID SHEEP THAT WON'T LIFT A FINGER TO PRESERVES ITS FREEDOM?



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Butch doesn't take into consideration little details, like the Founding Fathers not having motherfucking databases and dossiers on them, and under constant surveillance, by technocrats, in an electronic prison and control grid.

Let's just see if ANYONE ELSE on this forum is DUMB ENOUGH to believe that today's COVID shots are similar to a smallpox vaccine from George Washington's time.

Anyone?

Big difference...

GW's vaccination worked. Reconcile that with the clotshot shit-show of today.

The first vaccine, in 1796, used an animal virus (cowpox) to create immunity to the human smallpox virus. Before that, people were inoculated with material from infected patients’ sores or scabs. The procedure was risky but it reduced smallpox deaths from 30 percent to less than 2 percent.

George Washington, with the blessing of the Continental Congress, ordered variolation for all recruits, so that by the fall of 1776 his healthy army was able to defeat the British invaders under General Burgoyne. American independence owes its existence, in part, to mandatory vaccination.

Massachusetts passed the earliest American vaccination law in 1809, requiring the general population to be immunized against smallpox. Boston, in 1827, became the first American city to require often smallpox vaccination for school students.

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