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What if pulling the lever has a 50 percent chance of reducing deaths, but always eliminates societal cohesion and trust?
by DuskStar 4y ago
What if pulling the lever has a 50 percent chance of reducing deaths, but always eliminates societal cohesion and trust?
- canucklady 4y agoUgh, masks are not that bad. I literally went to a party and danced until 4AM with my friends in a N95 and it was fine. We only unmasked to do tequila shots. If you're talking about vaccines, I have an all natural colloidal silver supplement to sell you.
- lucd 4y agoWhat eliminates social cohesion and trust is * the disease itself * the people instrumentalizing the disease and/or the sanitary measures to partisan ends..
- vkou 4y agoWhat if the elimination of the societal cohesion and trust was the product of a cynical, self-serving multi-decade political movement and propaganda campaign, and had only a little to do with pulling the lever, but the people who pulled the lever got most of the blame for it?
- csours 4y agoWhat if pulling the lever lets you win this election but 5% of the voters despise the political process?
- vkou 4y agoWell, you obviously shouldn't pull it, because if you do, your opponents will use it as a precedent to do the same thing in the future. You then lose the election, and they start pulling the lever over and over again.