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freedom tube 

What a freedom-loving anti-vaxxer gets when they go to the ICU (and never come back)
"After I said no to Pfizer and Moderna, my reward was having an ICU nurse put a freedom tube down my throat."
freedom tube by adribt September 21, 2021
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Freedom Tube 

A freedom tube is the name given to the ventilator administered to non-vaccinated Covid-19 patients. It is ostensibly used by 'liberals' on the sub/Reddit forum r/HermanCainAward as means of making fun of people who have died of Covid-19 while promoting anti-mask, anti-vax, or Covid-hoax views.
Johnny spent 21-days in ICU on the freedom tube before they put him in the forever box. He died doing what he loved: Owning the Libs.
Freedom Tube by NoNameMcName September 21, 2021
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