102 posts were split to a new topic: Mocking the deaths of COVID deniers: A bad thing?
what is it with bitmojis and these fucking nitwits
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Bottom line, while disgusting the Reddit thread is saving lives (???)
https://twitter.com/millicentsomer/status/1440387274294771716?s=21
I feel fortunate and left out at the same time. I have no one to harangue in real life. I had a brother that was slow to get vaxxed. He wanted to wait until he turned 65 and had Medicare. He had no other insurance. Worried about side effects. Of course he had none (JJ).
But hopefully someone sees people dying and convinces a family member.
I clicked on some serious covid twitter thread and quickly realized it was full of horse paste assholes aggressively pushing their bullshit. Instantly made me want to see some HCA. There are 3 threads near the top of HCA by people who got vaxxed b/c of HCA right now. LOL that article.
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That background doesnât really work hereâŚ
Why in godâs name do Boomers love bitmojis so much?
Iâm curious as to the thought process behind that background/Bitmoji. Did the person a) think it was really good or b) REALLY want to use a Bitmoji, couldnât find anything that fit, and decided that was better than nothing?
Itâs c) is dumber than a box of rocks.
Also, âthey are sayingââŚinsinuating that the medical staff are lying?
I think facebook automatically creates backgrounds based off words you say. Like if you say congratulations itâll have a party background. You choose your bitmoji obv, but certain words auto triggers it.
Nah, I wouldnât read that much into it.
Can we please put the not famous COVID deaths in the other thread? If thereâs a bunch of activity ITT, Iâd rather it be because someone like Kissinger, Bolsonaro or McConnell kicked the bucket.
Saw the same background on this post:
lol facebook basically
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happy birthday!
OK. I got one. Not particularly famous, and only nerds like me would know these things, but a terrible person nonetheless:
I wonât clutter this up with links, but you can find more obits in National Review Online andâŚIâm not making this upâŚAmerican Greatness. Youâll notice he worked for the Claremont Institute about whichâŚwellâŚdo your own research. So hereâs something you might not know: Among our weird right wing sects are actual, honest to God monarchists. Seriously. Iâm not making it up:
It would be unfair to call Codevilla a monarchist, but those nuts sure do quote him a lot.
Long story shortâŚBye, Felicia.
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Is it weird Iâm upset that a car accident got this guy and not the virus?
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Excellent entry. Unfortunately there is no shortage of these, and I donât even think they are all bad faith. Selfish, yes, but the circuitry of their brains is different.
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