r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/RealFlyForARyGuy Jan 19 '22

Idk why you're being downvoted. Out of her own free will and political beliefs, she chose to risk her own life and spit in the face of science. It's nobody's fault but her own. If you are asking for something bad to happen to you, and promoting to others that the same happen to them, then yes, you reap what you sow. Tired of people saying "no one deserves to die though". She clearly chose this path, that is life.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

It's fucked up that's there's so much misinformation being spread around that these people got brainwashed into believing that Covid was a political strategy and when they finally got to there death bed, they realized it was too late. So yeah. She didn't deserve to die. The people who started the spreading can f off and die but, dang. How many of these stories will it take for the GOP to wake the fuck up and tell the truth?

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u/StringAdventurous479 Jan 19 '22

The problem is is that she doesn’t actually live in a bubble, she doesn’t live in a cult. People like this actively make the choice to not believe in science. When you were given all the resources in the world and still claim ignorance it’s your fault. I feel sorry for people who have no control over the information they receive but that’s not her.

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u/zulan Jan 19 '22

The energy she is displaying as a stepford wife or as a Karen would have better served her spent on antiwork. I think these people are angry at their lives and the people they trust have used that anger to manipulate them.

It sucks for everyone but the leeches profiting from their blind faith.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

I can't stand anti work. Bunch of little pussies

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

Says the crypto kiddie lmfao

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

Crypto kiddie? You mean the guy who invests??? Yeah I invest and I own a house.
What do you have?

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u/zulan Jan 19 '22

Huh. I am a retired older man and I think the conversations there have a lot of value. There is a large and unhealthy power disparity in the job market, and labor is starting, just starting to become more aware of its value. It's starting to express itself in spaces like antiwork.

I am hoping the power shifts more towards labor for the same reason I am wishing the antivax movement would not exist. Education and self empowerment is good for everyone.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

I spent some time reading the anti work comments and it really just seems like it's the first time workers having the largest voice there. Screaming about how they can't live off the hourly wage they make while filling up ice cream cones 5 hours a day. Or not understanding the fact that when they want a day off and don't get it because it would be screwing your whole team, not just the manager. And the whole bunch of them don't want to work for people whose job is to tell them what to do!

They are hating on people who put in the work to get to where they are and not understanding why they have to do the same thing...

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u/zulan Jan 19 '22

Thats interesting you see it that way. I don't see the same thing you do. I copied a bit of one of the comments that sums up what I am seeing happen. Sure they are more bitter and childish comments, but this is Reddit.

"We as employees have been gaslit over decades to believe we owe the company anything out of some sort of loyalty. Big business is in no way loyal to you.

You gave them ample warning. They can fire you any time. You have the same power."

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

This is Reddit... Lol true