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Please explain why being an outsider has inherent merit? It seems like quite a drawback.
by drawkward 2y ago
Please explain why being an outsider has inherent merit? It seems like quite a drawback.
- the_doctah 2y agoBecause the last administration was almost entirely focused on pushing transgender lunacy and lying about covid vaccine efficacy.
- drawkward 2y agoI have mixed feelings on trans issues (dont think trans women should participate in women's sports, i do think parents should be able to choose medical treatment for thier trans kids, i think both those things merit a lot more research), however, the last admin was not pushing anything transgender. You fell for propaganda! As for covid vax efficacy: there is lots of non government research showing its efficacy. Your comment went 0 for 2.
- ToucanLoucan 2y agoMakes total sense to me, if I wanted to get a bad software dev team sorted, my ideal applicant to lead them would be an arc welder.
- drawkward 2y agoThe cool thing about hiring a baker to replace my car's transmission is i didnt have to give any money to BIG AUTO. Of course, my car still doesnt drive, but I got to stick it to BIG AUTO!
- hyperdunc 2y agoTo further feed these tortured analogies, your car is rusted and has no wheels. Replacing the transmission is pointless and it's time to send it to the wreckers and get a new car.
- mindslight 2y ago... yet you've been living out of your car as your only shelter, and didn't think of where you're going to go before you gleefully called the wreckers.
- ToucanLoucan 2y agoAlso the car is actually a bus, there's a bunch of other passengers also living there, who are furious you're trying to get their perfectly suitable if not perfect bus sent to the wreckers because you think you can build a better bus out of the cardboard boxes on the corner.
- mindslight 2y agoIs it considered a sockpuppet when it's the worms themselves posting? The Department of Health has indeed done a profound amount of damage to the worm community, as well as the wider infectious disease community, over the past thirty years.