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> I don't believe one dam word the government or the media says anymore. Not one word. Not about the cough. If you really mean this, if you really think the pa

by lucb1e 5y ago

> I don't believe one dam word the government or the media says anymore. Not one word. Not about the cough. If you really mean this, if you really think the pandemic is all a big conspiracy created by your government... makes me genuinely curious how you come across in interviews. I don't think you're wrong about the labor shortage thing. Similar story here: quite a bit of trouble finding a job as a 25 year old tech person while you hear left and right that nobody can seem to find any employees anymore. But that one statistic is skewed, or perhaps that companies and employees aren't properly being matched, doesn't mean "the cough" (and what many people that contracted the virus describe as the worst week in their life) is all a big hoax.

temphnaccount 5y ago
I am curious as to how did you jump from not believing the government to pandemic being a conspiracy? Pandemic is real and governments have lied to their people, more so in last one and a half year - both of these statements can be true. Also you should not question someone's capability to come across in the interviews based on their venting on online anonymous platform. Humans can have vastly different emotions depending on the situation.
- bloopernova 5y ago
  Over the past 18 months or so, since the COVID-19 pandemic has been foremost in our minds, a group of people have espoused certain opinions or viewpoints. Namely: The pandemic is a hoax It doesn't kill people Those that did die, died from other causes That they won't wear a mask That they won't get a vaccine That the vaccine modifies DNA The person who referred to the COVID-19 pandemic as "the cough" may or may not hold any or all of those views. But 18 months of hearing that group of people espouse those views leads many of us to learn that if they support one of the views above, they support them all. Again, that may or may not be correct or ethical. It's just our experience.

by lucb1e 5y ago

temphnaccount 5y ago

I am curious as to how did you jump from not believing the government to pandemic being a conspiracy? Pandemic is real and governments have lied to their people, more so in last one and a half year - both of these statements can be true. Also you should not question someone's capability to come across in the interviews based on their venting on online anonymous platform. Humans can have vastly different emotions depending on the situation.

bloopernova 5y ago
Over the past 18 months or so, since the COVID-19 pandemic has been foremost in our minds, a group of people have espoused certain opinions or viewpoints. Namely: The pandemic is a hoax It doesn't kill people Those that did die, died from other causes That they won't wear a mask That they won't get a vaccine That the vaccine modifies DNA The person who referred to the COVID-19 pandemic as "the cough" may or may not hold any or all of those views. But 18 months of hearing that group of people espouse those views leads many of us to learn that if they support one of the views above, they support them all. Again, that may or may not be correct or ethical. It's just our experience.