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In the 2020 I experienced, it was over 6 months of literally everything in a major city being shut down except absolute necessities, and people being told to st
by pclmulqdq 2y ago
In the 2020 I experienced, it was over 6 months of literally everything in a major city being shut down except absolute necessities, and people being told to stay in their homes and away from any contact with other humans unless absolutely necessary. I'm not sure if we live in the same reality if you think that is the "bare minimum."
- ryandrake 2y agoThe 2020 I saw (small town USA) were people out ignoring stay-at-home (because it was utterly unenforced), horsing around, buying their Khakis, eating at their restaurants… and protesting, ridiculing, and belittling the people actually trying to help. The “COVID restrictions” everyone complained about were largely ignored, to the entire population’s detriment.
- bongodongobob 2y agoSame here.
- bongodongobob 2y agoI guess we don't. I live in the Midwest and was mocked for wearing a mask. Other than restaurants being shut down for a couple weeks, no one did a fucking thing differently. I almost lost my job for refusing to work from the office.