Coronavirus. The n(in)th sequel.

[Lexicus]

but what about attending the Met Gala makes her liberal?

My argument is not that attending the Met Gala makes her liberal, it's that she is a liberal to begin with so of course she would think attending the Met Gala with a dress that says "Tax the Rich" is some kind of great revolutionary act*.

I'm not particularly hating on her for doing it, what I'm mostly reacting to here are the people who project their own far-left views onto her and then act like she's some kind of traitor when she doesn't live up to those standards.

*edit: actually, I think people are probably unfairly projecting on her that she does think it's "a revolutionary act". I think she would probably say it's pretty much just trolling, though I doubt she'd use that word.

 

[Takhisis]

Covid-19 has OFFICIALLY killed 1 in 500 Americans

Also less than half as dangerous as the 1989 invasion of Panama (1 in 1180)

Does not compute?

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[Takhisis]

*edit: actually, I think people are probably unfairly projecting on her that she does think it's "a revolutionary act". I think she would probably say it's pretty much just trolling, though I doubt she'd use that word.

And, also, in the current longstanding regressive taxation scheme, ‘tax the rich‘ is revolutionary, although it shouldn't be.

 

[Gelion]

What a smart

I listened to his video and he makes some interesting points about sects and mainstream Christianity. Learned man and a specialist on some level.

 

[amadeus]

Does not compute?

I calculated the numbers of from the size of the invasion force (27,000), not the U.S. population.

 

[Takhisis]

Actually I was pointing out how you were saying that 1 in 500 is less than half as dangerous as 1 in 1180, when it should read ‘more than twice’.

 

[amadeus]

Actually I was pointing out how you were saying that 1 in 500 is less than half as dangerous as 1 in 1180, when it should read ‘more than twice’.

I was looking at it from the side of the invasion, which would be less than half as dangerous as the coronavirus.

 

[Narz]

The government has an absolute right to require people to either get vaccinated or live on reservations, period, end of story.

If only you could just straight up murder everyone with a different opinion, eh?

 

[Takhisis]

I was looking at it from the side of the invasion, which would be less than half as dangerous as the coronavirus.

Then you're missing a w there.
‘Less than half as dangerous was the 1989 invasion…’

 

[amadeus]

Then you're missing a w there.
‘Less than half as dangerous was the 1989 invasion…’

No, Panama was George Bush Sr.

 

[Gelion]

The government has an absolute right to require people to either get vaccinated or live on reservations, period, end of story. You have no right to infect other people with a deadly virus, period, end of story.

Interesting...

 

[Takhisis]

No, Panama was George Bush Sr.

George H. W. Bush, you mean?

 

[Drakle]

Is it really so hard for people to grok the idea of 'live in society or get the boot'?

You pay your taxes (unless you are rich) or you get locked up eventually.

You wear your seatbelt, or you get locked up

You wear your pants in public, or you get locked up.

America has plenty of backwoods to live in if you don't like it.

Also, this Serbian cave monk got vaccinated. A guy who lives like this is more pro society than a bunch of you.

 

[Narz]

I'm generally anti-society.

Especially the type of society that many here seem to want where you do/go/say exactly what you're supposed to or you go in a concentration camp. I wish I was making this up but sadly no. I feel like I'm witnessing some weird radicalization you read about after a mass shooting right in front of my eyes.

 

[Narz]

My friend got his vaccine but he's not traveling (to NYC) w/o proof of it on principle. If he cannot goto restaurants he'll goto grocery stores. I'm in support altho I'd probably just bring it myself for convenience.

 

[amadeus]

I’m pretty radical because the West is pretty rad.

 

[Drakle]

I'm generally anti-society.

Especially the type of society that many here seem to want where you do/go/say exactly what you're supposed to or you go in a concentration camp. I wish I was making this up but sadly no. I feel like I'm witnessing some weird radicalization you read about after a mass shooting right in front of my eyes.

Into the FEMA camps, you go

Oh wait, they don't exist. There are no re-education camps, people are simply asking you to get vaccinated, which has already been a requirement of society forever. You almost certainly got vaccinated to go to school. Just like you wear a seatbelt, and wear pants. Stop being hysterical.

There are tons of people saying terrible socially corrosive stuff, and nobody is locking them up. Who is gagging your free speech? You are posting and talking right now. The biggest news organisation in America is spreading anti vaxx propaganda. The biggest social media is full of it.

But if you are so terrified of going to a 'concentration camp'. Maybe don't piss off the majority, by being a death cult that is continuing to destroy their chance of going fully back to normal.

 

[El_Machinae]

Also less than half as dangerous as the 1989 invasion of Panama (1 in 1180)

Interestingly, excusing some wiggle, this is actually the same cohort of people being affected.

Also, Operation Desert Storm would have been more interesting if they'd used soldiers aged at an average of 79 year olds

 

[AmtrakQuebec]

Idaho and Alaska are now rationing health care because their hospitals are completely overrun with COVID.

 

[Arwon]

The levelling off at a too-low low ceiling, despite head start and no supply issues, is really quite notable in the US