Lance
@lanceboer.com
Frontend Developer / Project Manager
Board Member @cancovsoc.bsky.social
He/Him • So-called British Columbia • Just a no-class beat-down fool
Opinions are my own
Board Member @cancovsoc.bsky.social
He/Him • So-called British Columbia • Just a no-class beat-down fool
Opinions are my own
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So my tremendous housing and health problems continue and if anyone could help with a few bucks it would be greatly appreciated. the poverty is the thing.
e-transfer: thefool.ward@gmail.com
Here’s a GIF I made, for ahistorical flamers
e-transfer: thefool.ward@gmail.com
Here’s a GIF I made, for ahistorical flamers
a bunch of red and yellow monsters standing next to each other on a blue background
Alt: flame monsters dancing, as the word AHISTORICAL scrolls.
media.tenor.com
November 24, 2025 at 5:28 AM
So my tremendous housing and health problems continue and if anyone could help with a few bucks it would be greatly appreciated. the poverty is the thing.
e-transfer: thefool.ward@gmail.com
Here’s a GIF I made, for ahistorical flamers
e-transfer: thefool.ward@gmail.com
Here’s a GIF I made, for ahistorical flamers
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3. "The increased risks persisted even after adjusting for comorbidities, suggesting that the disruption of the gut microbiome caused by recent antibiotic use may negatively impact the body’s immune response to a subsequent COVID infection."
November 24, 2025 at 5:11 AM
3. "The increased risks persisted even after adjusting for comorbidities, suggesting that the disruption of the gut microbiome caused by recent antibiotic use may negatively impact the body’s immune response to a subsequent COVID infection."
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2. "University of Alberta researchers studied 445,646 adults and found that those who had taken antibiotics in the 3 months prior to COVID infection were at least 50% to experience poor outcomes, including emergency room visits, hospitalization, or death, within 30 days of COVID infection."
November 24, 2025 at 5:10 AM
2. "University of Alberta researchers studied 445,646 adults and found that those who had taken antibiotics in the 3 months prior to COVID infection were at least 50% to experience poor outcomes, including emergency room visits, hospitalization, or death, within 30 days of COVID infection."
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If I’m understanding this correctly, X is owned by a white nationalist who pays poor people of color in developing countries to pretend to be working class white Americans to scare other white Americans into being afraid poor people of color from developing countries are going to ruin America?
November 23, 2025 at 7:30 PM
If I’m understanding this correctly, X is owned by a white nationalist who pays poor people of color in developing countries to pretend to be working class white Americans to scare other white Americans into being afraid poor people of color from developing countries are going to ruin America?
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Mark Zuckerberg enables pedophiles.
“Meta stalled internal efforts to prevent child predators from contacting minors for years due to growth concerns, and pressured safety staff to circulate arguments justifying its decision not to act.”
www.reuters.com/sustainabili...
www.reuters.com/sustainabili...
November 23, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Mark Zuckerberg enables pedophiles.
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Every day, I think I would much rather be in an election season than watching Carney reshape this country according to his xenophobic, militaristic, misogynist, nationalist, brutal capitalism.
Gotta say, I would much rather be several days into an election campaign right now than staring down the barrel of Carney's new "Canada is the Military Now" vision for us.
November 23, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Every day, I think I would much rather be in an election season than watching Carney reshape this country according to his xenophobic, militaristic, misogynist, nationalist, brutal capitalism.
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It's wild how something as small as "maybe don't go maskless to crowded bars every second night" gets framed as an 'unreasonable restriction'
The bar for care is so low, and still too much for some
The bar for care is so low, and still too much for some
November 23, 2025 at 4:43 AM
It's wild how something as small as "maybe don't go maskless to crowded bars every second night" gets framed as an 'unreasonable restriction'
The bar for care is so low, and still too much for some
The bar for care is so low, and still too much for some
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There is no such thing as an intelligent report on increasing school absences due to chronic illness and mental health issues that does not lead with a discussion of the out-of-control virus that causes chronic illness and mental health issues.
@cbcnews.ca has seriously weird biases about COVID. 🙄
@cbcnews.ca has seriously weird biases about COVID. 🙄
November 23, 2025 at 6:49 AM
There is no such thing as an intelligent report on increasing school absences due to chronic illness and mental health issues that does not lead with a discussion of the out-of-control virus that causes chronic illness and mental health issues.
@cbcnews.ca has seriously weird biases about COVID. 🙄
@cbcnews.ca has seriously weird biases about COVID. 🙄
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I'm seeing this first-hand.
Children are missing more school in 2025 due to repeated COVID infection.
The COVID pandemic continues...without any 'public health' protections.
Children are becoming disabled as a result.
Children are missing more school in 2025 due to repeated COVID infection.
The COVID pandemic continues...without any 'public health' protections.
Children are becoming disabled as a result.
There is no such thing as an intelligent report on increasing school absences due to chronic illness and mental health issues that does not lead with a discussion of the out-of-control virus that causes chronic illness and mental health issues.
@cbcnews.ca has seriously weird biases about COVID. 🙄
@cbcnews.ca has seriously weird biases about COVID. 🙄
November 23, 2025 at 4:53 PM
I'm seeing this first-hand.
Children are missing more school in 2025 due to repeated COVID infection.
The COVID pandemic continues...without any 'public health' protections.
Children are becoming disabled as a result.
Children are missing more school in 2025 due to repeated COVID infection.
The COVID pandemic continues...without any 'public health' protections.
Children are becoming disabled as a result.
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Missed our Living Wage report webinar?
Authors @iglikaivanova.bsky.social and Anastasia French discuss key findings and policy recommendations. Learn what the living wage means for BC workers today and what has changed since last year.
Authors @iglikaivanova.bsky.social and Anastasia French discuss key findings and policy recommendations. Learn what the living wage means for BC workers today and what has changed since last year.
🎬 Living Wage report 2025: online briefing
Living Wage report authors discuss the key findings and policy recommendations from this year’s Living Wage report.
bcpolicy.ca
November 23, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Missed our Living Wage report webinar?
Authors @iglikaivanova.bsky.social and Anastasia French discuss key findings and policy recommendations. Learn what the living wage means for BC workers today and what has changed since last year.
Authors @iglikaivanova.bsky.social and Anastasia French discuss key findings and policy recommendations. Learn what the living wage means for BC workers today and what has changed since last year.
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It’s pretty remarkable how in a minority government situation, Carney forces budget votes without offering olive branches to other parties then repeatedly takes positions like this that are alienating to his base and own Liberal MPs
November 23, 2025 at 5:27 PM
It’s pretty remarkable how in a minority government situation, Carney forces budget votes without offering olive branches to other parties then repeatedly takes positions like this that are alienating to his base and own Liberal MPs
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University of Bergen researchers estimate long COVID affects at least 36% of people post-infection and costs the global economy $1 trillion annually, with US patients facing $9000 each in yearly impacts and $170 billion in national lost earnings.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Economic burden of long COVID: macroeconomic, cost-of-illness and microeconomic impacts - npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine
npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine - Economic burden of long COVID: macroeconomic, cost-of-illness and microeconomic impacts
www.nature.com
November 21, 2025 at 7:07 PM
University of Bergen researchers estimate long COVID affects at least 36% of people post-infection and costs the global economy $1 trillion annually, with US patients facing $9000 each in yearly impacts and $170 billion in national lost earnings.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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If you're keeping score this week, Carney is:
* Negotiating backroom deals on pipelines with Alberta and without BC or Indigenous folks.
* Undermining anti-greenwashing laws.
* Making deals with the UAE despite their role in Sudan.
* Cutting funding for infectious disease work in Africa.
* Negotiating backroom deals on pipelines with Alberta and without BC or Indigenous folks.
* Undermining anti-greenwashing laws.
* Making deals with the UAE despite their role in Sudan.
* Cutting funding for infectious disease work in Africa.
November 21, 2025 at 8:55 PM
If you're keeping score this week, Carney is:
* Negotiating backroom deals on pipelines with Alberta and without BC or Indigenous folks.
* Undermining anti-greenwashing laws.
* Making deals with the UAE despite their role in Sudan.
* Cutting funding for infectious disease work in Africa.
* Negotiating backroom deals on pipelines with Alberta and without BC or Indigenous folks.
* Undermining anti-greenwashing laws.
* Making deals with the UAE despite their role in Sudan.
* Cutting funding for infectious disease work in Africa.
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Weston's wealth is beyond obscene in a country that cannot feed and house its residents. A country that is the world's biggest fossil fuel funder and is responsible for the majority of resource theft worldwide. #cdnpoli
November 21, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Weston's wealth is beyond obscene in a country that cannot feed and house its residents. A country that is the world's biggest fossil fuel funder and is responsible for the majority of resource theft worldwide. #cdnpoli
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this is one reason why Canada is going to forever regret strengthening ties to its fascist neighbour instead of just being better
but this is a Canadian failure that has been simmering for decades while its egalitarian possibilities have been steadily stamped out by capital
#cdnpoli
but this is a Canadian failure that has been simmering for decades while its egalitarian possibilities have been steadily stamped out by capital
#cdnpoli
Much like USAid, if the rest of the world wanted to replace what the US has done for the last 80 years, they would have been doing it already
people predicting a "post-American world" really over their skis
November 21, 2025 at 8:58 PM
this is one reason why Canada is going to forever regret strengthening ties to its fascist neighbour instead of just being better
but this is a Canadian failure that has been simmering for decades while its egalitarian possibilities have been steadily stamped out by capital
#cdnpoli
but this is a Canadian failure that has been simmering for decades while its egalitarian possibilities have been steadily stamped out by capital
#cdnpoli
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“There is no monitoring or real plan to control any airborne diseases in healthcare settings and it’s costing the UK taxpayer billions and making hospitals the best place to go to catch COVID‑19, or flu, or potentially even TB, Scarlet Fever or Measles”
Same situation in Canada 🚨
Same situation in Canada 🚨
November 21, 2025 at 7:28 PM
“There is no monitoring or real plan to control any airborne diseases in healthcare settings and it’s costing the UK taxpayer billions and making hospitals the best place to go to catch COVID‑19, or flu, or potentially even TB, Scarlet Fever or Measles”
Same situation in Canada 🚨
Same situation in Canada 🚨
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Has anyone in Canada seen #covid messaging that clearly illustrated that #covid spreads through the air and increasing ventilation is effective at reducing the virus' concentration?I
As bad as what is being reported in the UK, Canada was much worse when it came to ventilation and air filtation.
As bad as what is being reported in the UK, Canada was much worse when it came to ventilation and air filtation.
12.33: "...not until 18 Nov 2020, with the aim of increasing awareness of the importance of ventilation, that the Hands Face Space message was accompanied by visual elements depicting Covid-19 vapours spreading throughout a room & illustrating the importance of opening windows to provide fresh air"
Modules 2, 2A, 2B, 2C - Core decision-making and political governance - Volume II - UK Covid-19 Inquiry
The independent public inquiry to examine the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK
covid19.public-inquiry.uk
November 21, 2025 at 4:31 PM
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Did you know that trans people are more likely to report having Long COVID than cis people are?
On this annual Transgender Day of Resilience (TDOR), we’re sharing our resource on Long COVID in trans people.
Created with @longcovidjustice.org
longcovidjustice.org/lc-in-trans-people
On this annual Transgender Day of Resilience (TDOR), we’re sharing our resource on Long COVID in trans people.
Created with @longcovidjustice.org
longcovidjustice.org/lc-in-trans-people
November 20, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Did you know that trans people are more likely to report having Long COVID than cis people are?
On this annual Transgender Day of Resilience (TDOR), we’re sharing our resource on Long COVID in trans people.
Created with @longcovidjustice.org
longcovidjustice.org/lc-in-trans-people
On this annual Transgender Day of Resilience (TDOR), we’re sharing our resource on Long COVID in trans people.
Created with @longcovidjustice.org
longcovidjustice.org/lc-in-trans-people
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Delay in COVID-19 lockdowns in U.K. resulted in some 23,000 more deaths: public inquiry https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/covid-pandemic-delay-country-deaths-9.6986195
𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀 ⇢ CanadaHealthwatch.ca 🍁
𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀 ⇢ CanadaHealthwatch.ca 🍁
November 20, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Delay in COVID-19 lockdowns in U.K. resulted in some 23,000 more deaths: public inquiry https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/covid-pandemic-delay-country-deaths-9.6986195
𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀 ⇢ CanadaHealthwatch.ca 🍁
𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀 ⇢ CanadaHealthwatch.ca 🍁
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Most parents are allowing their children to suffer repeated infections of Covid-19, and as a result, many of those children are likely to experience serious illness and early mortality.
Why are most parents not taking action to keep their children safe from the extreme harm of Covid-19?
#COVID19
Why are most parents not taking action to keep their children safe from the extreme harm of Covid-19?
#COVID19
July 19, 2025 at 11:34 PM
Most parents are allowing their children to suffer repeated infections of Covid-19, and as a result, many of those children are likely to experience serious illness and early mortality.
Why are most parents not taking action to keep their children safe from the extreme harm of Covid-19?
#COVID19
Why are most parents not taking action to keep their children safe from the extreme harm of Covid-19?
#COVID19
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Honestly STAGGERING to consider how less costly providing housing, regulated drugs, and economic opportunities would be
Here’s the mayor trying to justify the $5.6M in police overtime retroactively approved by council a week ago, at $5K per impoverished DTES drug user
November 20, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Honestly STAGGERING to consider how less costly providing housing, regulated drugs, and economic opportunities would be
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There’s nothing wrong with healthy living.
It just won’t prevent disability. It won’t make you bulletproof.
Telling people to “get healthier” if they want to afford healthcare is effectively telling sick people to accept being left to die.
Healthcare for all.
It just won’t prevent disability. It won’t make you bulletproof.
Telling people to “get healthier” if they want to afford healthcare is effectively telling sick people to accept being left to die.
Healthcare for all.
November 20, 2025 at 11:01 PM
There’s nothing wrong with healthy living.
It just won’t prevent disability. It won’t make you bulletproof.
Telling people to “get healthier” if they want to afford healthcare is effectively telling sick people to accept being left to die.
Healthcare for all.
It just won’t prevent disability. It won’t make you bulletproof.
Telling people to “get healthier” if they want to afford healthcare is effectively telling sick people to accept being left to die.
Healthcare for all.
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im so fucking lucky i was able to get through the times in my life i thought i'd never come out as trans and never survive the closet
and i know so many people didn't get there and fell or were pushed off a road made steep and stony by the cruel & fearful
and i'm thinking of them today #tdor
and i know so many people didn't get there and fell or were pushed off a road made steep and stony by the cruel & fearful
and i'm thinking of them today #tdor
November 20, 2025 at 11:02 PM
im so fucking lucky i was able to get through the times in my life i thought i'd never come out as trans and never survive the closet
and i know so many people didn't get there and fell or were pushed off a road made steep and stony by the cruel & fearful
and i'm thinking of them today #tdor
and i know so many people didn't get there and fell or were pushed off a road made steep and stony by the cruel & fearful
and i'm thinking of them today #tdor