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Look, if you want to live in a bubble, you should be free to strap on an airtight suit and walk around in it. Personally, I'm healthy, young, symptomless, and I
by chrisco255 6y ago
Look, if you want to live in a bubble, you should be free to strap on an airtight suit and walk around in it. Personally, I'm healthy, young, symptomless, and I've got a strong immune system and I'm fully aware of the risks of disease. But life is too short to spend years of your short existence cowering in fear or being arbitrarily controlled with what you can and can't do by power hungry politicians who think they can regulate nanometer sized viruses out of existence. The cost is way too high.
My ancestors went to war to fight for freedom. Many of them died on the battlefield. I don't take that for granted, and I do not consent to yielding it to Covid Karens.
- Barrin92 6y ago>Look, if you want to live in a bubble, you should be free to strap on an airtight suit and walk around in it. In my country we did that for three months and now we have 100 infections per day and everyone's life has returned to 90% normal. Which was literally my point. If you on occassion listen to experts and officials and do what they say then you don't need to tell yourself stories about your brave ancestors and their battles in the normandy, you simply solve problems, and then life goes back to normal, without deaths and with the freedoms you had before.
- chrisco255 6y agoWhat's 90% normal? Are you able to go to church, concerts, movies, school, bars, restaurants, with no mask requirements and no occupancy requirements?