throwawayyy1986

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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
Liberals seem to have a view that it's impossible they're anything like the troglodytes on the other side: uneducated, superstitious, gullible. But it's clear that this strain of thought on the left, book-burning without fire
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> If they don’t and the variants sky rocket then? You'd say the same thing regardless of outcome, which is why I'm saying there's an asymmetry where the other side will never admit their hubris or even possibility of falli
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> Sure, I'm young and healthy, but I don't want to risk potential long-term effects or spreading covid around to folks I socialize with. No one's stopping you from being a young and healthy shut-in.
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
The issue for you is that if the outcomes of a couple states like California and Florida are even in the same neighborhood for comparison in spite of supposedly vastly different policies - it means that your catastrophizing and support for
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
History will be very unkind to the people who catastrophized everything over the past year (and subsequently used every opportunity to preach, advance their own political agendas and then in a dehumanizing fashion condemn everyone else).
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> If you live in the US, and you don't see white supremacy, I encourage you to pay attention to what non-white people have to say about their experiences. That's like saying: "Q is everywhere and if you don't think so
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> since we are living in a white supremacist society Speak for yourself and be my guest to confess whatever racist stuff you think you engage in regularly.
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> However, it would be very hard to do and may take very long time, given the Ivy League folks are pretty much the same group of people in power, none of them would like to make their degree looks cheap, and the irony is they often claim
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
It was obvious when Cuomo was doing a victory lap book tour during the summer declaring that masks work and he figured out how to fix things, only for infections to pick up again when the season changed . I expect it'll be obvious i
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
Yea you've got the intelligent and right response imo. Politics, anxiety and tribalism obscured the obvious picture you've laid out.
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
There is a very unlucky band of kids that've been irreparably screwed over by teachers looking to completely abandon any pretense they're essential to society or have any responsibility to work, liberals looking to avenge Trump an
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
As another LGBTQ person, I find your post petulant. He had an interesting story. He's not promoting whatever "harmful" stereotype you're supposing.
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> One of the things that I think will need to be sorted out... One of the things that needs to get sorted out are the insufferable hall monitors of society.
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
So far we've got no evidence that industrial scale meat production has caused this, and the only similar hypothesis has been zoonotic spill-over - which has it's own trouble substantiating evidence, nevermind explaining how a di
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> grand[\ -]?father\ clause|grand[\ -]?fathered So saying the word grandfathered is "disallowed"? I'm sick and tired of these woke morons.
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by throwawayyy1986 6y ago
> This means that the vast majority of power generation will be dedicated to hashing while the oceans rise and the environment dies. You have no evidence for this claim, it's just a profusely fantastic image that cleaves to your pol