re: Found the craziest place on the internet: Reddit’s Zero Covid Community

That subreddit and r/childfree are the two most bonkers subreddits that I regularly check in on.

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I guaranty that there was a better survival rate among 70+ than 95%. I know a whole nursing home memory ward where every single resident tested positive in 2020 and none of them even required hospitalization.

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Most that died in those age brackets succumbed to rigid and harmful treatment protocols. Just $lap them on a vent.

I agree, but damn

It's Reddit, it's a "safe space" for the country's biggest losers. I used to work at a place that had reddit meet ups. A lot of the stereotypes about people who are chronically on that website are 100% true.

Outside of a couple niche helpful subreddits pertaining to IT, there really isn't anything on that website that's helpful to people who aren't chronically online losers.

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That has to be a troll sub. Has to be.


Right?

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I'm sure some of them are for real, but it's also a lot of bots and trolls

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Found the craziest place on the internet:

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no


no you didnt

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If you think this is the craziest place on the internet, you havnt dug very deep.

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Well there’s obviously Rule 34, but I’m not going down that road.

Reddit is amazing

ZCC, AITA, etc. I know there are a lot of trolls, but it's also a pretty incredible reflection of how bizarre and fringe some elements of society are getting. Go to one of the really big subs, like AITA, and every other topic goes like this:

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(Here's some background)

(Here's what happened)

Also, because of my (insert some mental/behavior disorder) me and my partner (who is a trans woman and also autistic)....

So AITA?

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This will be a fun thread to come back to with a glass of bourbon

1st person: So, ADHD makes it difficult to do chores, but you had no problem sitting at the computer posting these long comments. And if a simple reminder would suffice, she probably wouldn't need to threaten your life to get you to do your chores.

3rd person: This one is odd. Every appointment I've been to for me or my kids, the medical professional enters the room with a mask, then removes it when they know I am not there with a respiratory illness, and see I am not wearing one.

4th: weddings, showers, and celebrations are what make life worth living; yet refuses to go to weddings, showers, and celebrations due to fear. She may mentally be past the point of no return.