Some of the replies to this are working my last good nerve, so I’m just gonna add to this.
The person in this video proactively took to social media to argue that precautions protecting others’ lives weren’t founded or justified.
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The person in this video proactively took to social media to argue that precautions protecting others’ lives weren’t founded or justified.
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She is clearly experiencing anxieties of her own.
I have tremendous empathy for every one of us weighed down by the moment.
I’m no stranger to being weighed down by personal feelings in difficult times.
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I have tremendous empathy for every one of us weighed down by the moment.
I’m no stranger to being weighed down by personal feelings in difficult times.
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I’ve had periods where there was so much loss, hardship, struggle and stress in my life that I had convulsions just thinking about it.
Under no circumstance did I think my personal feelings entitled me to disregard others’ wellbeing.
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Under no circumstance did I think my personal feelings entitled me to disregard others’ wellbeing.
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We are adults. We are responsible for our conduct.
No set of emotions, no matter how strong they may be, grants an adult license to:
1) Disregard others’ safety
2) Promote disinformation
3) Advocate for things harmful to others
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No set of emotions, no matter how strong they may be, grants an adult license to:
1) Disregard others’ safety
2) Promote disinformation
3) Advocate for things harmful to others
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People saying “...but her feelings” make me want to break a window.
I’m sure the family of my son’s beloved school aide who died of coronavirus have feelings too.
I’m sure they feel quite strongly.
Losing a loved one is a tragedy.
Briefly wearing a paper mask is not.
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I’m sure the family of my son’s beloved school aide who died of coronavirus have feelings too.
I’m sure they feel quite strongly.
Losing a loved one is a tragedy.
Briefly wearing a paper mask is not.
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