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I see. You're pretending to know what you're talking about by claiming something was obvious _to you_ and anyone else that "knows what they're talking about."
by uberduper 4y ago
I see. You're pretending to know what you're talking about by claiming something was obvious _to you_ and anyone else that "knows what they're talking about."
- colechristensen 4y agoI’m pretty sure before covid made disease doom a political issue you could have gotten most any kindergarten teacher to give you the same idea about how immunity works. I remember my own kindergarten teacher doing so when I was 5.
- cwalv 4y ago> before covid made disease doom a political issue Seeing how the hyper-policization of covid "facts" made common-sense discussion almost impossible has been interesting to me. It's not the first time I've noticed it, but it's probably the clearest example in my experience of how once something becomes politicized and lines are drawn (and/or litmus tests identified), rational public discourse becomes extremely difficult/impossible.