Whatttt, seriously?

This was perhaps my favorite. This guy was advocating on putting us down because of our personal health choices because, hes scared his little vaccines cant protect him.

https://ibb.co/sHZGr7Y

Ahh here we go

Exactly what your asking for?

https://ibb.co/VvSCgH2

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And btw, they didnt shoot people back during the plague. They closed cities and borders and restricted human movement.

The Adriatic port city of Ragusa (modern-day Dubrovnik) was the first to pass legislation requiring the mandatory quarantine of all incoming ships and trade caravans in order to screen for infection.

The order, which miraculously survived in the Dubrovnik archives, reads that on July 27, 1377, the city’s Major Council passed a law “which stipulates that those who come from plague-infested areas shall not enter [Ragusa] or its district unless they spend a month on the islet of Mrkan or in the town of Cavtat, for the purpose of disinfection.”

https://academic.oup.com/jsh/article/45/3/809/1746067

The outbreak of bubonic plague that struck London and Westminster in 1636 provoked the usual frenzied response to epidemics. The national government republished the books of orders for controlling outbreaks and wrote to aldermen and justices of the peace, urging them to stay at their posts. Parishes assembled physicians, nurses, and surgeons to care for the sick and hired searchers and bearers to find and transport the dead and dying. Thousands fled the city; thousands more were quarantined in their homes or isolated in pesthouses.

I question if anyone in r/halifax has actually ever read a history book.