And on the topic of so-called “pure” blood…
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The article ties the notion to the way blood used to be segregated in the U.S., which makes sense, when you consider how closely intertwined the anti-vax/natural movement has become to the the white supremacist movement.
Blood Transfusion Doesn't Transfer COVID-19 Vaccine - FactCheck.org
A blood transfusion from a vaccinated person doesn't transfer the inoculation to an unvaccinated person. But high-profile purveyors of misinformation have been promoting the long-standing false claim that it does.
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The article ties the notion to the way blood used to be segregated in the U.S., which makes sense, when you consider how closely intertwined the anti-vax/natural movement has become to the the white supremacist movement.
But for people who don’t keep their heads in the sand, it is helpful to be aware of the convergence, so at the very least, they can choose not to support businesses and services tied to white supremacy (e.g., Mighty White Soap, Clean & Pure Soap, Butterfly Express Essential Oils, Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, among others), and better vet their sources of information. Furthermore, many of us long involved in non-mainstream lifestyle paths (natural birth, natural parenting/family, natural health, homeschooling) have watched others in our previously relatively tolerant circles become evermore extreme, as various sectors have been successfully hijacked by white supremacists’ inroads in recent years. When people with whom you used to exchange herbal remedy recipes, or join for group buys of wooden toys, for years, begin to rant about critical race theory, “hordes of illegals,” and the second amendment, it’s clear that something intentionally sinister is happening at a deeper level.
