When an antivaxxer get covid - Page 82

Ooloo · #1 09-10-2021, 05:27 PM

The air you breath, especially in a big city, contains: Influenza, common cold, covid, ash, carcinogens from multiple sources, sulfer, CO2, and many other bad things.

The irrational and paranoid and hypocondriac nature of the response to covid deserves far more investigation than the disease itself, which isn't that dangerous.

Danth · #2 09-10-2021, 05:41 PM

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The irrational and paranoid and hypocondriac nature of the response to covid deserves far more investigation than the disease itself, which isn't that dangerous.

That's nothing more than the predictable effect of an intensive propaganda campaign. You look at the actions of the folks who bought into it--their actions make sense if they really believe covid is the new Black Death threatening to kill half the nation and possibly destroy us as a civilization. That's the insidious part of it, too. Because there's a perception of widespread danger but much less actual reality of it, there'll also never be any obvious point when said danger is over, allowing a state of perpetual "emergency."

Danth

Duik · #3 09-10-2021, 05:54 PM

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The air you breath, especially in a big city, contains: Influenza, common cold, covid, ash, carcinogens from multiple sources, sulfer, CO2, and many other bad things...

So by that logic, you come up with wearing a mask is silly?
Genius.

The circles we all talk in are awesome.
The truth of all matters, like the details of a good deal, usually lie in the middle somewhere.
Airborne diseases/viruses are passed by breathing. Something humans (us) do alot of.
Vaccines have been known to cure/deflect to lesser and greater extents the effects of said afflictions.
Now, a few precautions + judicious use of medicine will save many of us.
Lots will still die (of no matter what) but arguing about it endlessly and using terms like President rape daddy (funny to outsiders) and Sleepy Joe (also funny) clouds the air (like that one?)
It inhibits our ability to take each other seriously.

Also, Danth. Is that a speech impediment of Dance?
I hear Dance Monkey in my tiny brain.
Insults work. Against us.

Ooloo · #4 09-10-2021, 06:54 PM

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So by that logic, you come up with wearing a mask is silly?
Genius.

The circles we all talk in are awesome.
The truth of all matters, like the details of a good deal, usually lie in the middle somewhere.
Airborne diseases/viruses are passed by breathing. Something humans (us) do alot of.
Vaccines have been known to cure/deflect to lesser and greater extents the effects of said afflictions.
Now, a few precautions + judicious use of medicine will save many of us.
Lots will still die (of no matter what) but arguing about it endlessly and using terms like President rape daddy (funny to outsiders) and Sleepy Joe (also funny) clouds the air (like that one?)
It inhibits our ability to take each other seriously.

Also, Danth. Is that a speech impediment of Dance?
I hear Dance Monkey in my tiny brain.
Insults work. Against us.

Yes. It is silly. The point I'm making is that none of the covid cult people want to wear a mask for anything else. I could respect them if they said "Know what? We SHOULD be wearing masks for all other communicable diseases.". But they never do that. Only covid is magically deserving of wearing a mask.

Baler · #5 09-10-2021, 05:42 PM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divide_and_rule

A strategy as old as mankind.

Horza · #6 09-10-2021, 05:45 PM

650k dead.

Republicans: Hold my beer.

Baler · #7 09-10-2021, 05:46 PM

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650k dead.

Republicans: Hold my beer.

Horza is a perfect example of someone who was swept up and convinced to hate the other side while ignoring those who created the "problem" in the first place.