Coronavirus
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the corruption is a symptom of capitalism and maybe how our democracy isnt that democratic by centralizing power in a few politicians hands
I have seen no data that substantiates that statement. I have seen data backing the converse.
I didn't dispute that and that is not what Mak said. He/She said vaccine induced immunity was more potent than natural immunity. Mak's statement is not backed by data. Facts.
The Driver
I drive.
A good friend works at a hospital system. He says they are 80% white patients in Trump country. lol
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Cool story bro.
PT Car Washer
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You really hate it when you are proven wrong don't you.
wilberforce15
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Unfortunately, you can't have it both ways.
If COVID is disproportionately affecting our favorite minority groups, then you can't also call it a pandemic of Trumpers.
Pick one.
PT Car Washer
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I thought trump supporters were your favorite minority group?
wilberforce15
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The Driver
I drive.
It's affecting anyone that's not vaccinated or otherwise has immunity. The Latinx and black population are suffering the most because they tend to have more comorbidities, last I checked. But unvaccinated Obama and Biden and Bernie lovers are still at risk.
I take jabs at the Trump crowd because their whole identity seems to be bucking "the elite" and I find it laughable. I think the black population is mainly just scared and misinformed.
wilberforce15
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Yep. We know. You'll bend over backward to excuse any black behavior you don't like, and ultimately blame it on whitey. But any white behavior you don't like comes from willful ignorance or hate.
We see you.
The Driver
I drive.
White Trump supporters (we can basically just call them Trump supporters) have this air of hillbilly pretentiousness about them. Their defiance to listen to experts in public health comes from their personal feelings of inadequacy and frustration with their position in life. So to regain their sense of relative power they prance around on social media mocking the virus, the vaccines and anyone telling them that it's a great idea to protect themselves with them.
The black people that I know who won't take the shot are grossly misinformed but don't seem to have the attitude that they're somehow tougher than the virus or that their fReEdOm is at stake.
But the virus doesn't care one way or another. The decision not to protect can be a fatal error either way.
wilberforce15
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There are a whole lot of fat, People of Walmart who hate the vaccines. But most are simply regular people who know that COVID isn't a threat to them. And it's not. This is not even a real pandemic. Hospitals are overrun in the sense that some whiny millennial is overworked. Whatever. Everything is fine. It's a travesty to spend 15 or 20 trillion dollars and enslave entire generations to debt, and kill a ton of liberty, to buy 6 months onto grandma's life. Whatever.
wilberforce15
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If you're fat, diabetic, or old, then get out of society for a while and/or get the vaccine. Otherwise, the rest of us have an economy to support and a country to maintain.
MECH-lift
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The Driver
I drive.
Most people in America are fat. A lot of people are pre-diabetic. Soooo there goes your economic argument.
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