Is this account a parody? I’m not sure. But the real question is: Is she right?
If you take the pandemic and the efficacy of the vaccines seriously, as I do, then you must conclude that she’s on to something.
If you take the pandemic and the efficacy of the vaccines seriously, as I do, then you must conclude that she’s on to something.
https://twitter.com/anstruthermary/status/1421426573505437696
For goofball conservatives, like JD Vance, tweets like this are catnip—definitive proof that White liberals are “the real racists” or “the real classists” etc. All this proves is that conservatives hold the ideal of anti-racism as more important than life or death.
https://twitter.com/jdvance1/status/1421466540386492416
Why dismiss and condemn a proposal, which would likely save lives, just because it might reinforce a stereotype—and one that’s not even terribly demeaning. (I, too, love fried chicken; I’ve never understood how this stereotype is in anyway insulting to Blacks.)
Conservatives who react like Vance—pointing and sputtering—are little different, ideologically, from BLM protestors who flagrantly and recklessly broke quarantine to advocate for “anti-racism.” How many died as a result of the BLM hootenanny? For them, it never mattered.
I, for one, think that this wine-drinking cat lady has offered a reasonable proposal that should be considered by health authorities.
She deleted the tweet, suggesting it wasn’t a parody. Here it is: 
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