How the Lockdowns Have Affected You

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    • #529
      Will Dove
      Keymaster

      Tell us your story. How have the lockdowns affected you or people you know?

    • #629
      Sacramentum
      Participant

      I don’t wear a mask when shopping, getting a haircut, banking, etc. Many times I’m the only one in the store without a mask on. Now every time I go to out I have to mentally prepare myself and rehearse in my head what I’m going to say to the store employees when they ask if I have a mask. And I have to prepare myself to confront some jackass who calls me out for not having a mask. Who would have thought going to get groceries would be stressful! On a positive note my courage has increased and I’m I can think a little quicker. There’s always a good that comes out of an evil. Deo Gratias!

    • #630
      mary sh
      Participant

      i too am always the only one in the store with no mask, maybe we could go shopping together sometime?

    • #631
      mary sh
      Participant

      I didn’t have much of a social life before kovid, because i have health problems that slow me down a lot.  But after this cabal nonsense, it’s even more lonely.  And I can’t help but feel irritated every time someone steps off the sidewalk to avoid me – over a virus lie.  Everyone i know believes the lie – they will not do the research and tell me they believe what the media spews out.  I’m totally disgusted.  I hate that all the plans i had have been destroyed and it’s possible that i may be arrested or murdered if i do not take the vaccine/mark of the beast.

    • #632
      chopchip
      Participant

      the security guard at the market mall agreed with me that the whole covid thing is nonsense, obviously she has to tow the line because it’s her job. people are afraid that if they don’t comply they will lose their livelihood. this is is pure tyranny.  i never wear a mask and im not dead or even sick. i never thought i would see this sort of insanity in the country that i live in

    • #633
      Darlene
      Participant

      I have a friend who lost her job from the lockdown and is still unemployed. I too get stressful when going shopping, thankfully most places I’ve been to doesn’t make a comment, one or two employees had asked if I wanted a mask but I smiled and politely, in a cheerful voice, said “no thank you, I’m exempt” and they left it at that. I haven’t been to Walmart since Aug 1st. If I have to go there one day I hope they won’t be dictorial about having to wear one. I did have to go for a blood test and the guy said I had to have a mask (ha, even though I was wearing a silly face shield, my doctor signed a note no mask) when he asked for a doctor’s note, I tried to explain to him that he can’t ask me that, under the bylaw. He said he didn’t want to argue with me (relief!) but told me to wait outside and will get me when a room was available. At least the encounter made him forget to ask me to use the stupid hand sanitizer. Which I will not use, it is harsh stuff. Hi Mary, I too fear being arrested or thrown into those concentration camps they’ve built if I don’t submit to that horrid vaccines. I really hope they don’t force or go so far as to literally jab one into me. I hate this whole covid thing world reset thing. If it wasn’t for my faith in God and hoping and praying to Him, it would really get me down. Wow, this post long! Sorry for ranting 🙂

      Ha, we should go shopping together, I live in the SW

    • #637
      mary sh
      Participant

      well the nonsense makes us feel insane, but i suspect the cabal knows exactly what they’re doing

    • #640
      Will Dove
      Keymaster

      My husband is a die-hard researcher and knew all about what was coming for Agenda 21.  When I was sent home from work in March, I knew this was the start of something bad.  What disturbs me the most is how my colleagues and most of my Facebook friends think you just have to wear a mask and this will all go away.  You can’t convince them that they have been fooled.  I feel anxious before going into a store as I will not wear a mask anymore, but also feel empowered knowing that I am “being the change I want to see”.  I feel bad that my kids have to wear one at school.  There is no way they can get out of it without having to use e-school and that was a horrible experience for them.  I feel like the AB Gov’t is just fooling us into thinking our kids can continue to go to school as now we are experiencing so many “outbreak” and “quarantine” notices, it’s ridiculous.  I hate this so much.

    • #650
      mary sh
      Participant

      Hi, I hate the lies the most. Even when politicians are presented with scientific evidence, they still continue  with the same agenda – why is that – i suspect something more sinister is going on and that it was never about the virus.

    • #652
      mary sh
      Participant

      ps, i couldn’t answer you right away, there was a glitch somewhere, but seems to be fixed now

    • #661
      Will Dove
      Keymaster

      Thanks for responding Mary!  I think that this is part of a global political plan and we can no longer trust our leaders.  There are a few that are fighting for our Charter Rights but other than that, they are being trampled.

    • #663
      Sacramentum
      Participant

      Sure!  Let’s do it!

    • #664
      Sacramentum
      Participant

      It’s important to start forming little communities so if a lockdown comes again, we won’t be stuck in our homes.  Even better if we live close to each other.

    • #666
      mary sh
      Participant

      yes, not sure how it will all end – but am trying to prepare for the worst – even death or jail

    • #1017
      StevenMC2050
      Participant

      Good day all. Im finding my emotional state to be a total rollercoaster during all of this. I live alone, with few friends to speak of.

      Last year, just before all of this, my kid’s mom packed her up and moved her to Kamloops. I was just about to start college at the time, and couldnt afford to stop her. Since then, she has lost her job and is unable to afford to help me pay for visits, and I cant afford them on my own, so I’ve seen her 3 times since she’s been gone. Now that Lockdown Round 2 is upon us, I fear that it may be a long time before I see her again. Of course, there are plenty of illicit ways I could go about it, but I need my job. I can’t just take off on a 2 week hiking trip through the mountains haha.

      Now, the owner of the company I work at is enforcing the mask mandate from the province, despite the fact that I work in an area alone. My job is very physical (I’m the lead fabricator in a Sheet Metal shop) and I now worry about my physical health. My supervisor is a mentally abusive asshole, who knows damn well I can’t afford to leave.

      I’ve never felt so infinitely trapped

      • #1024
        mary sh
        Participant

        i’ve been alone most of my life, my family believes in kovid, the only support i have right now is the people online

        i’m sorry to hear your boss is a goof, there are lots of those, the caretaker in my building just got told he has to wear a mask outside when he shovels snow!

        i’m retired but i try to get to rallies, and since fcbk blocked me, i joined telegram.org and communicate with people there and here too

    • #1026
      Stuart
      Participant

      The lockdown and mask mandate have cost me friends who used to exercise critical thinking but refuse when it comes to this virus and the police state it has brought. The exception are my friends who are from communist countries.  All of them are anxious about how this is being played out not the virus. The usual question is where do we defect to now?

      I have given up the debate with family.

      The degree of cognitive dissonance is staggering. The conversation usually boils down to ‘F$%k you and F$%k your facts’ or ‘I don’t care. I’m not taking any chances’ (by actually getting informed?).  So be it. I really hate the fear mongering and truly specious arguments we’re bombarded with.

      I’ve sent the link to this site to my local business owners, my friends who have small businesses, and my friends who are truly afraid of contracting Covid.  I make them aware that I will be protesting on Saturday.  I’ve told all of them why I’m doing it and that I’ve sent the link not to invite them but because there is so much excellent information on it that might help them be less afraid.  So far, the business owners expressed their gratitude and signed the petition but are more afraid of the AHS or are unable to leave their businesses to march with us.

      On a positive note, I’ve stopped drinking alcohol.  haha It gets too easy to try to sedate away the frustration and it never helps to make good choices.

      See you Saturday

      Stu

      • #1028
        mary sh
        Participant

        well i don’t drink anymore, and alcohol never made anything better for me, only got me drunk and sick

      • #1233
        ygrishin
        Participant

        It’s impossible to lose something that you didn’t have in the first place. Your “friends” I mean.

         

    • #1048
      Stuart
      Participant

      Another reason for my abstinence is that aside from numbing down and dulling my thinking is that it is also a well known path to depression.

      So, stay sharp.

      Stay positive.

      Cheers

    • #1056
      Stuart
      Participant

      I just saw this.

      https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/facing-another-retirement-home-lockdown-90-year-old-chooses-medically-assisted-death-1.5197140

      People dying for pseudo science.

      Do we need another reason to protest.

       

       

    • #1208
      LiubovZ
      Participant

      Hello amazing people! I’m so happy to see thinking and smart people here! Oh, I’ve never thought it’ll be so hard to be the only one in my community who thinks that all this lockdown/mask thing is an absolute nonsense! I don’t wear masks, and I sometimes see people in stores without them as well. This inspires hope that people are waking up! Let’s keep going and building our own community of thinking people in Calgary.

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