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  • Chewie

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    It’s fine to disagree and voice opposing beliefs. You just can’t be such an arrogant douche about it.

    Yes you can, and he was proof of that. But....... actions have consequences and you are responsible for your actions!

    I for one will miss his antics, he was always good for a laugh (after the blood pressure returned to normal).
     

    tackdriver

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    My daughter told me there was a meme for everything. I didn't believe it, but she was right!
     

    Firehawk

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    The OP link starts with the assumption that masks, social distancing and vaccines make everyone safer. There is science and evidence that the vaccine helps. But it ignores all the science and studies that show the ineffectiveness of masks and social distancing.

    For nearly 2 years I’ve seen the majority of the world ignore physics. I wear glasses and when I wear any cloth or medical mask my glasses fog on the INSIDE of my lenses. This means no matter how well I try to fit the mask, large amounts of my breath is being pushed through the small gaps around my mask. With the exception of poorly made cloth masks, I can not fog a small mirror placed in front of the mask. This means the most of my breath is not going through the mask. But it reduces the supposed 6 ft reach of breathing and that’s a good thing right? Not necessarily, it creates concentrated pockets of your breath that take longer to dissipate. Imagine your at a Walmart waiting in check out. Everyone is wearing a mask and spaced 6 ft apart. Every time you move up in line you are now standing in the concentrated pocket of breath from the person that was standing in that spot before you. I have come to the belief that the CDC continues to recommend masks despite study after study showing their ineffectiveness, because it gives the public a way to feel that they are helping and “do my part”. The mask has become a security blanket for many people.
     

    KG1

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    The dude was obviously smarter than all of us.. :scratch: he could get a couple of paragraphs out of about anything. And his take on what most of us just let go and roll with it .. was always uh.. interesting
    Can only imagine if that is how really was all the time..
    No doubt that he looked at pretty much all of us as "dumb rubes" that were beneath his "superior intellect" but at some point, the much maligned "dumb rubes" that get fed up with the bull**** are gonna say F.U.
     
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