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The anti-masker crowd is annoying but not the majority. You aren't going to ever fix stupid. The failures of the various governments to respond promptly is mor
by albinofrenchy 6y ago
The anti-masker crowd is annoying but not the majority. You aren't going to ever fix stupid.
The failures of the various governments to respond promptly is more alarming. Guidance on masking in the US is still regional; and the CDC is seized by political infighting. Testing is a train wreck. Some states are trying to fight the spread while their neighbors are busy pissing in the pool.
Deflecting the blame to the 'general population' might work if there was anything coming close to competence at the federal level but it honestly just strikes me as making excuses.
- just-juan-post 6y agoBlaming the government for past failures does nothing for the present or the future. It is a waste of time and emotional energy that does not produce any end result. Instead of having any conversation about the government's past actions we should be having conversations about the present and the future. Are these lockdowns justified? What is the timline for ending them? What data is being used to justify them (see Nashville TN USA email coverup). PS: I used to call myself anti-masker but it doesn't play well. I'm not anti-mask I'm pro-choice.
- throwmeaway_pls 6y ago> we should be having conversations about the present and the future. I’m not privy to those conversations. Are you? All I can do as a citizen is hold my government accountable. I’d be a fool not to do so.