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> Not melodrama or hyperbole. Keep shutting yourself in if you are so petrified You don't see the contradiction in what you have written here? You're trying to
by chimprich 5y ago
> Not melodrama or hyperbole. Keep shutting yourself in if you are so petrified
You don't see the contradiction in what you have written here? You're trying to belittle people taking precautions by saying that they're "petrified". You're using emotive language to try to force through a weak argument.
Obviously you can't stay indoors all of the time. People need to get food, fix their houses, and so on. People who are especially vulnerable to the virus are the ones who have to leave their homes the most for essential medical care.
- throwawaylinux 5y agoI don't see the contradiction, no. Petrified isn't belittling it is quite a suitable word for people who are so scared of this that they demand everyone else in the country should shut themselves in, wear masks, stay indoors, etc. How is that belittling? Aren't they pretty much self-describing as incredibly fearful? And food can and is delivered. Not everything can be but almost everything for most people.