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re: People's COVID stances changing

Posted on 7/20/20 at 5:56 pm to
Posted by Mike da Tigah
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Posted on 7/20/20 at 5:56 pm to
If anything, I’m more on the side of do as you will now. I haven’t changed in that I know it’s a real thing, and I don’t know enough about any of this to make a demonstrative stance on something that may cause harm to others, including my own family, but I do think we are going a little overboard, and so when someone doesn’t wear a mask for instance, as long as they respect my space and others around them, I don’t think it’s worth getting in a tizzy over..

Now, some people are registered arse holes no matter what in life, and the mask thing is just an excuse for them to let the old arse hole out, but most people are pretty respectful of others and don’t act an arse in public.

There’s two sides to this argument though. There’s the asses who get on everyone for not wearing a mask, and there’s those ridiculing those who wear a mask in public, and I’ve witnessed them both. Both are pretty fricking retarded if you ask me, as neither have medical degrees but speak from a position of authority, which is laughable.




Posted by Stealth Matrix
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Posted on 7/20/20 at 6:08 pm to
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Plus I know I got it back at Christmas and being overweight , I was a prime suspect for hospitalization ( never got that bad ) except the body shakes and sweating and high fever , but I was fine after 2 days..


Same. It was 2 days of misery and then I was better. Hit me 2 weeks after visiting my family, and my dad was suffering this persistent cough, too, I remember.

Wife got it after I returned, too. Had to go to the hospital, and the doctors couldn't explain the symptoms..except the symptoms were "leukemia like"... So after a bunch of nerve-wracking testing, of course they didn't discover what the hell her mystery illness X was. We were just happy it wasn't some kind of cancer or other rare ailment. Fast forward 3 months (April) and quack admits he probably would've diagnosed her with the Rona since he now has more information available.

When I got back to this little job I was at in rural Ohio in January, friggin' everybody in the building (200+) was calling out about 2 weeks later... And 2 people checked into the hospital with severe symptoms. Luckily no deaths. But damnit if what was spread around wasn't the fricking Rona.
This post was edited on 7/20/20 at 6:11 pm
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