Permanent ban for 1,000 points?
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I could've at least gotten some kind of decent response here.
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urbanhawk17 said:Who’s to blame? I guess the people are.
brightpilot6 said:Yeah, right, because as soon as COVID-19 isn't around, everything just suddenly functions perfectly, doesn't it?
Good grief, some people act like they were born yesterday.🤣
restlesssurfer97 said:But seriously, the way this guy used his own tragic personal experience to surgically dissect every single aspect of this whole hysteria with such precision was incredible, it’s an excellent piece of writing, and I’d love to give it a like if I didn't know it was fueled by such heavy family tragedy.
restlesssurfer97 said:Devastating letter: My mother passed away at the Mayo Clinic because of this COVID-19 hysteria
Here’s some high-quality reading for those short-sighted people who think this is just some grand debate about saving lives versus fixing the economy.
And honestly, there are way more tragedies like this happening, it's just really hard to get them out into the public eye. If everyone actually banded together and filed a massive lawsuit against the federal task force, that would be the only fair way to handle it.
Anthony Wright30 said:That’s a tough one to call, though I suppose we’ll find out eventually. This current era of sports seems to belong to others; he isn't quite at that same level of cultural icon status that Michael Jordan enjoyed back in the 90s, so perhaps the conversation won't reach those heights.
The only way to truly cement that would be if he managed to pull off a three-peat with the Lakers. 😁
Besides, I feel that the NBA itself lacks much of the charisma it possessed twenty or thirty years ago. It has evolved into this highly profitable, somewhat polished product, yet in that process, it seems to have lost some of the raw charm it used to hold.
restlesssurfer97 said:Meanwhile in America, Bero njonja got called a rectal mountaineer 😂😂
Ashley Bailey6 said:Higher temperatures kill the virus, but it spreads much harder when it's warm out. That seems obvious enough.
Maybe he orchestrated this himself just to stir up rebellion and fuel the imaginations of his crazed followers.
I had some debates with vegans recently. My god, how warped their heads are.
You can't beat them with facts when they deny everything except whatever fits their narrative. It's totally selective.
The only upside is that they used to be frustrated and miserable, and now they think they've found enlightenment.
Even if they're living in a total delusion bubble, let them enjoy it. Just tell them to stop being aggressive about trying to "awaken" the rest of us.
Seriously, claiming veganism is the only right and natural way to live, yet there were 6 billion people on Earth long before that idea was even a thing.
They're just the hippies of the modern era.
restlesssurfer97 said:Man, just look at that political star Marko Vučetić on the news right now, honestly, it feels like that guy has the collective brainpower of the entire world wrapped up in one person 🙏🙏🙏
Charles Roberts33 said:Tudume, any chance you could start a mukbang YouTube channel where you just film yourself eating gourmet lamb in Indianapolis 🙏? 🙏.
I’d definitely tune in for that, and I’m pretty sure I wouldn't be the only one watching. 😉
Anthony Wright30 said:I wonder what the general sentiment regarding the lambs and the gourmets is over in Canada?
Matthew Young35 said:I’m not making the claim; the epidemiologists are.
Elizabeth Mendoza said:The massive lockdowns came way too late, man. Way too late. Americans just proved what everyone already knew: they are hands down the biggest idiots on the planet.
They were the last ones to react. They spent a whole month watching it tear through Europe, and they still missed the window to take action and blunt that initial blow.
Matthew Young35 said:The virus is spreading despite massive restrictions; who knows how bad it would be without them?
Beyond that, we still have no idea if this is seasonal or not, nor do we know what kind of mutations are coming our way.
The potential for a total mess is quite significant.
I'm not saying an apocalypse is inevitable, just that the potential for one is definitely there.
Matthew Young35 said:Are you planning to just ignore Italy, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the USA? In those places, the consequences of the virus were quite wild despite extremely drastic measures. Why are you so certain that an apocalyptic scenario wouldn't occur without isolation?
Look at the USA and the UK—they decided to ignore the epidemic, and once things took a sudden turn, they quickly changed their minds.
Of course I trusted the experts over my own gut feeling.
Dealing with viruses isn't exactly my life's work; I just have a general idea of what they actually are.
I know plenty of instances where intuition leads a person completely astray. To start with, look at optical illusions.