whistling at the #flubros
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1336843150409621506
There was a fair case for considering the #flubro argument at the beginning. But with the example of Sweden and with large scale vaccination of the front lines and vulnerable mere months away, all #flubroism is exposed for eugenics. May your foul philosophies be shunned.
People blaming the lockdowns and not the virus for their problems are working for the enemy.
Lockdowns are spectrum, not an absolute. US never had any real lockdowns or controlled traveling mitigation (beyond voluntary) compared to many countries. If you want to whine that lockdowns are the problem consider people avoiding the uncontrolled virus are your business problem
I’m a small business owner who changed my entire business delivery system and billing over a single weekend to adapt to the new times. We lost a lot of revenue this year due to childcare issues related to unstable schooling and grandparents unable to be exposed to risk.
I talk with people across all economic spectrums every day. People with COVID, people laid off, people with rent insecurity, people on disability, colleagues working EDs and ICUs, people with long COVID...don’t presume to tell me I do not know about suffering in this pandemic.
Our enemy is physics. Droplets. Dry air. 30kb RNA in a lipid envelope.
All the other ranting and raving...all this other political posturing...it is all splitting. The same old technique. The powerful getting the masses to fight each other so we don’t take a piece out of them. Don’t fall for it. After 1918 there was a huge economic recovery.
(But they didn’t fix their inequality problem hello 1929)
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