Pray for Kansas LOL

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Typical cac

 

[klutch2381]

I mean, a lot of people that post on this very damn broad believe several pieces of what she said: plandemic, fake vaccine, common cold/flu, experiment. Once you start going down that radical skepticism rabbit hole there’s no turning back.

 

[Hoshi_Toshi]

People like her seek out other echo chambers to make themselves feel good.

if you go searching for something on the internet you will find it. Regardless of its truth. It’s out there on a blog run by another dumbass like you.

Now you feel validated that someone else “sees the truth” and that if it was this hard for you to find it then it must be true. otherwise why would the global elites try so hard to hide this info from the world?

now you must spread the word as far as possible to “wake up” the sheep.

 

[Robbie3000]

Years ago, I naively thought internet access would lead to a more informed, intelligent population. Boy was I wrong. It just gave dumb motherfukkers who don’t use their brain a lot a license to start having wrong ass absurd opinions on shyt they didn’t think about much before.

Facts. And to be able to reach other morons at the push of a button. And the ability to congregate without any effort at all.

They don’t even have to read now. They can just sit and passively take in disinformation in video or audio form.

 

[jackswstd]

I just sat in Soldier Field for close to four hours in the hot sun wearing a mask. Her damn kids can wear a mask inside an air conditioned building for a school day.

 

[Xyrax]

Years ago, I naively thought internet access would lead to a more informed, intelligent population. Boy was I wrong. It just gave dumb motherfukkers who don’t use their brain a lot a license to start having wrong ass absurd opinions on shyt they didn’t think about much before.

I'm guilty of that same thought way back when.

Me: "Information is so much more readily available. Its in your pocket now; surely this will lead to people being more informed/intelligent on average!"

America:

 

[Geek Nasty]

God damn I was thinking this was some dumb ass from the real red western rural counties. Johnson county is in the KC metro probably wealthiest in the state

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

You know how many of these types of people Covid put in the ICU ? Then they say no intubation. At the end they agree. Then they see their life is really flashing before their eyes and their eyes say it all.

This reminds me of that Cuban patient we had in Miami. Dude swore the virus was fake and watched Fox News all day. Cursing at the TV and all that. His wife even slid him some hydroxycloriquine in a visiter bag drop off in the lobby.

His heart started beating fast and next day he couldn’t even breathe. Dude said talk to my wife about intubation. She said no. When we did the video conference to show her how he was breathing. She freaked out and started hollering. Then she wanted to blame us. Saying we were killing him. Needless to say his heart stopped and she finally agreed. It was too late.

A young man at 42 years old. Just like that. His life was gone.

Honestly Fox News should be sued for the lies and propaganda. It’s also frustrating as a provider to see this first hand. Those anti science people are holding beds that other patients are in dire need of. Then you do all you can and still get the blame.

They will never look at themselves and say maybe I was wrong. It’s one conspiracy after the other. No matter how many conspiracies proven wrong at the expense of their loved ones life, it’s another conspiracy they come up with and it never stops

Once they go on a vent chances are super slim no? Or if deployed soon enough it could save em?

 

[Mike Nasty]

High Plains Suburban Buffalo.

 

[UpAndComing]

Years ago, I naively thought internet access would lead to a more informed, intelligent population. Boy was I wrong. It just gave dumb motherfukkers who don’t use their brain a lot a license to start having wrong ass absurd opinions on shyt they didn’t think about much before.

Lowkey it made the intelligent more intelligent, and the ignorant more ignorant

Actually widened the gap

 

[Scaaar]

I'm guilty of that same thought way back when.

Me: "Information is so much more readily available. Its in your pocket now; surely this will lead to people being more informed/intelligent on average!"

America:

Breh my favorite thing I used to say to people is to stop asking dumb questions when you have a smartphone in your hand. I hate people that would rather ask someone for the answer or opinion to something when you can just get the info yourself at any time and make your own informed opinion

 

[acri1]

I'm guilty of that same thought way back when.

Me: "Information is so much more readily available. Its in your pocket now; surely this will lead to people being more informed/intelligent on average!"

America:

Yup, I thought that too when I was younger and more naive.

 

[Animal House]

 

[eifmp]

The explanation for this, to me, is very simple: White people for decades have knowingly benefitted from the systematic mistreatment of black people by the government at all levels. But it is also because of this they know that the very same government which allows them to have and has provided for them all their benefits is certainly not trustworthy. The minute the government focuses on them their antenna's go up because they know they can't trust their own government.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Why does Kentucky got to pray when this is in Kansas

Same shyt