I’m neither a monk nor a right winger.
People that destroyed millions of lives and saved none should be held accountable.
never forget
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Never forget…
- Thread starter Duffy LaCoronilla
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People that destroyed millions of lives and saved none should be held accountable.
never forget
Did they ever identify a specific individual who came up with this idea? That individual ought to be tarred and feathered.
1 million people died.
1 guy got kicked out of the water for SUPing at Malibu and there was some sand in a couple of skateparks.
And here you are, literally screeching Holocaust.
Spoiled man-babies.
1 guy got kicked out of the water for SUPing at Malibu and there was some sand in a couple of skateparks.
And here you are, literally screeching Holocaust.
Spoiled man-babies.
Duffy is still suffering PTSD because he had to wear a mask while shopping for tampons at Wall Mart.
Totally fvcking ridiculous
no doubt about it
Do you admit it was insanity?
Because it was. Just admit it and move on. It was full on panic that was fully out of proportion to the threat.
And I would interpret the treating of the citizenry like children, dictating when they can go outside or what they can do outside as the coddling. Not doing that would be the opposite of coddling wouldn't it?
And lol at "Americans are so coddled."
On the one hand we have almost no safety net, we have millions of people living in the streets without medical care, we have a lot of nutritionally compromised people, you tell us over and over again about how third world we are in this country. And we are somehow simultaneously "coddled." You need to make up your mind on this one. Can't have it both ways?
Love the way you spit when you type "Americans" by the way. Good stuff!
It was an overreaction for sure but this sh!t is so trivial, it's laughable.Do you admit it was insanity?
Because it was. Just admit it and move on. It was full on panic that was fully out of proportion to the threat.
And I would interpret the treating of the citizenry like children, dictating when they can go outside or what they can do outside as the coddling. Not doing that would be the opposite of coddling wouldn't it?
And lol at "Americans are so coddled."
On the one hand we have almost no safety net, we have millions of people living in the streets without medical care, we have a lot of nutritionally compromised people, you tell us over and over again about how third world we are in this country. And we are somehow simultaneously "coddled." You need to make up your mind on this one. Can't have it both ways?
Love the way you spit when you type "Americans" by the way. Good stuff!
It lasted what, a few weeks?
Ifailalot compared wearing a mask to suffering of the Nazi Era Jews.
Yes, "coddled" is a perfect word to describe it.
Only the people who never experienced adversity of any real kind would react this way to some sand in the skatepark.
I surfed through the whole thing, never got harrased by anybody.
To go on about something so trivial as though it was the end of the world is ridiculous.
An underreaction would have been much worse.
The response was an over reaction due to uncertainty.
There was also a lot of under reaction going on too.
Open societies don't do well in pandemics.
Getting triggered by the over reactions is just a bias expressing itself.
There was also a lot of under reaction going on too.
Open societies don't do well in pandemics.
Getting triggered by the over reactions is just a bias expressing itself.
It went on a lot longer than a few weeks.
Constantly invoking third party posters in your interactions is less than relevant don't you think? Do you understand what logical fallacy(ies) you are falling prey to when you do that?
I don't really give a fvck what your experienced or didn't experience. It's irrelevant to me. You have this tendency to judge things according to what your personal experience has been. If someone has a different experience than you, it's always invalid in your eyes. Would that be a lack of empathy or what?
No one is going on about the "end of the world" here but you. This is you massively overstating things yet again. Again, pick the logical fallacy that best fits your actions.
And isn't it rather binary of you to reduce this to either an underreaction or an overreaction? Seems like there is something in the middle there?
Maybe you should pick your own logical fallacy re the above?
Come on.
Acknowledging that something was inappropriate is how you improve things going forward. Examining a failing isn't "getting triggered" lol.
Maybe stop expressing your bias?
A few weeks?
Why do you minimize it? Is it because you were so wrong? Or is it because you were and are a hypocrite who supported the measures the whole time while not following any one of them that inconvenienced you?
An underreaction would have been much, much better because we would have had the same outcome with the virus without destroying the economy
You were wrong at every step of the way. Own it