I honestly can’t wait for this whole circus to finally wrap up—just so we can see the actual death toll and infection numbers come in at maybe a tenth of what all these professional alarmists predicted. It'll be hilarious watching them deal with the fallout of their own manufactured hysteria once reality hits.
So, I spotted this absolute clown on Facebook—probably some doctor or something—posting these wild calculations claiming that 11% of the population in the US is going to die. 🤦 She actually went back and tried to scrub some of the most ridiculous parts of her post afterward. Typical. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...1&id=794734960 🤦
Look, politicians can be a real mixed bag, but Beroš is actually doing a solid job—I wouldn’t go so far as to say he’s perfect, but he’s definitely hitting the mark. He comes across as someone who actually knows his stuff, understands the complexities of the situation, offers actual solutions, and—thankfully—doesn't just try to trigger a mass panic.
Honestly, the mere thought of what things would look like if Kujundžić had stayed in that minister role gives me the chills.🤦
Amanda Evans2 said:I’ve struggled with fairly intense OCD for quite some time now, which means I tend to steer clear of handshakes, touching public surfaces, and all that other stuff... people have always looked at me like I was losing my mind. Sometimes the panic starts to set in, but lately, I’ve managed to act just like everyone else around me.
I guess my moment has finally arrived ☕
Wait, you even avoid shaking hands with a character? 🙂
There’s this totally irrational panic going on right now, even though the mortality rate is actually lower than your run-of-the-mill flu season.
Down in Osijek, they’ve gone ahead and shut down a private high school—forcing everyone into online classes instead.🤦
And honestly, who’s actually guaranteeing that the kids staying home won't just end up loitering at local bars or hanging out in shopping malls where they can cause even more trouble?🙄
Anyway, I actually go to church myself, and honestly, it really rubs me the wrong way when they start bringing politics into the sermon—especially when it feels like they're just shoving their own opinions down everyone's throats.
The way you're looking at this is just classic small-town narrow-mindedness—which, if we're being real, is exactly why people love to make fun of those "traditional" religious types here in the States.
Amanda Evans2 said:The Church as a pillar of global peace🤣 Which specific church, if any, can truly claim responsibility for maintaining peace in the world?
Honestly, the Church—doesn't matter which one—has unfortunately done more harm than good.
It’s just a mistake to conflate organized religion with actual faith.
And what "world peace" are we even talking about here, anyway?
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