Not to mention the overall high stress environment, the conflict between being praised by the public on one hand and then reviled on the other, physical and emotional separation from family and friends outside of your comrades (who have all the same problems), having to be constantly alert and ready for violence when in the field (or on the streets in the case of law enforcement)...

I can only speak from my personal life as a corrections officer, but there's a reason our department leads the state in divorce and suicide, followed by the state police. And we don't have to go overseas on deployment at a moment's notice. Some people thrive on the lifestyle, but others find it intolerable at one point or another. And both military and law enforcement culture strongly discourages getting help, "admitting" one is vulnerable, which only exacerbates the pressures.

@Paul4747 I have a friend who served he was in East Timor sleeping in huts with blood and bullet holes in the walls. He witnessed some horrible things. He has PTSD.

Not cuddly Ozzie........

I read it last night, but I completely pushed it out of my mind since then. I think the ingredients are supposed to cause brain disorders or something? Except, he named ingredients that aren't in the vaccine.

The same with me in the Army. I have been vaccinated my entire life with no ill effects of any kind.

You can tell them all you like, but they will nevertheless regard you as a fool at best and as a vile liar at worst.

@anglophone Just did some quick checking.
Actual Graphene Oxide is a lubricant that is coated on to ammunition cartridges such as pistol and rifle bullets, Artillery ammunition and added to the lubricating oil used after cleaning firearms.
On the bullet ( projectile) it lubricates it so it can slide through the barrel easier, on the firing mechanism it helps the bolt and firing pin slide easier and is also coated on to some shot pellets used in shotguns as well.
And CAN cause brain damage IF taken orally by intent or by accident and it builds up in the body and can kill slowly as well IF hands are NOT washed after loading firearms or re-loading ammunition, etc.

@Triphid Thank you for educating me. I have learned something this day, so it was worth my while getting out of bed this morning.

@Triphid Plus, bullets are made of lead, and there's always some residue on your fingertips no matter how careful you are handling ammunition; not to say it also leaves airborne particles when shooting. That's why it's vitally important to wash afterwards.

Maybe this guy got into the lead in his youth....

@Paul4747 Actually when I make my own, including the actual projectiles as well, I use an alloy with ONLY 10.5% Lead in it the rest is, tin, zinc and copper.
I have found that they seem to be far more accurate, leave far less metallic residue behind in the barrel and are cheaper and easier to use when re-loading the cartridges as well.

May he get hit by a run away, driverless truck carrying tons of Covid Vaccinations.