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Crazy how 6 years ago in the pandemic we all worked together to reduce death, but now due to global warming and us not doing anything about it, it’s projected we’ll begin to starve due to breadbasket failure within 10 years
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Anonymous 1w

bro what pandemic did you live through my ass was getting berated at my job for reminding people of the governor’s public health orders lmfao

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Anonymous 1w

I had people pulling down their masks and intentionally coughing in my direction while screaming about how people were brainwashed by the “plandemic” but ok whatever you say

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Anonymous 1w

It’s simply not the case that we’re all going to starve. Input costs for agriculture will increase, but that doesn’t mean catastrophic failure

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Anonymous 1w

Okay goy boy keep listening to the media because they’ve NEVER used scare tactics before.🧍🏼 If you don’t do your own research and rely on the media you will be burned

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Anonymous replying to -> cheese_of_the_world_unite 1w

There was always antisocial fucks who viewed the effort of dealing with the crisis as more of a problem than the crisis, and it’s the same ones. And they’re always loud as fuck compared to the normal people who are willing to actually accept that there is a crisis and their routine must be altered.

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Anonymous replying to -> cheese_of_the_world_unite 1w

I lived through the pandemic where even in my conservative town, we were out of school for 7 months and fully on lockdown. Those antisocial fucks I believe were the outliers. Anyone who cared about their loved ones wore a damn mask. Of course you’ll be dealing with more people who object to the quarantine when they’re the ones not staying in. A lot of us did stay in so we didn’t cause a fuss at peoples workplaces, the outliers did

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

Yeah I was in a 74% Trump (2020) county and most of my business was done curbside, not in-person. But once we reopened for in-person dining, plenty of people came in and acted within the guidelines. But every single day I had at least 4 people go ballistic over the mask policy and increased wait from the table-spacing policies. I’d mostly just shut them up by saying how the rules make my life tougher too but they didn’t see me throwing a childish tantrum.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

“I gotta wear this mask for my entire shift, and my serving section is down a table, which means 33% less tips on a three-table section, and you don’t see me pitching a hissy fit over it like a child” would usually only infuriate them further though because they were like 40+ and being called childish by someone young enough to be their son lmao

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Anonymous replying to -> cheese_of_the_world_unite 1w

The funniest one was definitely the guy who challenged me to a fist-fight over a rule I didn’t make, my boss didn’t even make, the STATE made. Made even more hilarious by the fact that the dude was like 5’4”out of shape and in his 50s.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1w

Can’t tell if goy boy is meant to be a mix of soy boy and gay boy, or if it was a typo lol. Anyways pretty sure you’re just here to rage bait so I’m not going to take your comment seriously

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

Are you not familiar with the term “goyim”

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