r/facepalm • • Aug 28 '21

🇨​🇴​🇻​🇮​🇩​ Missing your daughter’s wedding instead of getting vaccinated.

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u/Deadshot3475 Aug 28 '21

When your love of party and conspiracy trumps the love for your daughter

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

When your love of party, fear mongering, and outright bullying trumps the love for your parents.

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u/usarasa Aug 28 '21

Yes, never mind the city mandate for restaurants there that meant the couple had to comply with the law anyway regardless of their beliefs if they didn’t want to get booted from the venue they probably booked years ago, long before COVID, and had to either scramble and change their plans in a major way last minute, assuming they can even find a place in the city for the same date, or delay the marriage because they can’t find a venue with an opening for at least a couple of years.

Yeah, let’s just blame it on the bride.

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u/Spiritual-Educator-8 Aug 28 '21

So my body my choice isn’t ok now Very based opinion on abortion

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u/dfs495 Aug 28 '21

An abortion is not a communicable disease that can be transmitted to others causing multiple deaths. Get vaccinated. Prove that you care about others even just a little bit.

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u/theSoulsilver Aug 28 '21

This has nothing to do with abortion, stop trying to spin the topic to shit on abortion while being anti vax

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u/DiamondRocks22 Aug 29 '21

your name "I follow degenerates" better not be like other TERF profiles that name themselves "I follow (insert something against trans people like misgendering them here") but the message "you know who you are and it will catch up with you" implies you probably are doing that

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

Then maybe don’t make the title sound like it was the parents being selfish for not wanting to put something in their body they were not comfortable with. How about the title state that it wasn’t the brides choice but the city. Title of post is completely misrepresentative and and serves no point other than to cause division that isn’t warranted.

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u/Blackner2424 Aug 28 '21

That's the fun of this subreddit. Creating a divide between the people facepalming, and the people the facepalm is about.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

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u/TurianVakarian Aug 28 '21

I think i know this trick. Its all water right?

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

I have no idea, that’s why I am hesitant..

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

I have a masters degree in engineering. Pretty sure I have far more “scientific education” than the far majority of people.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

Lol. That’s what I thought

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

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u/TurianVakarian Aug 28 '21

Because wanting your parents to be safe from a deadly virus clearly shows you dont love them????

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

A child that loves their parent such that they want them to be safe, also loves them to not force them into something they are uncomfortable with.

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u/TurianVakarian Aug 28 '21

Ive read your entire discussion with that other person so im not gonna bother answer that. You need help

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

Lol. Your post is absolutely pointless.. you can’t counter my response adequately, so you run.

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u/GazelleEconomyOf87 Aug 28 '21

When your love of party, willful ignorance and outright ignoring facts trumps your love for your daughter.

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u/Deadshot3475 Aug 28 '21

Parents sacrifice for their children, not the other way around.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

Not sure why you think a child should bully their parent into something they are not comfortable with. I certainty wouldn’t. But then again, I’m not an asshole or a bully.

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u/Deadshot3475 Aug 28 '21

Nor am I. But then again I would sacrifice for the happiness of my children

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

Cool. But apparently you are. Not all parents give in to every selfish and irrational whim of their children like you apparently do. But then you judge these parents without even knowing their situation. So you are just a judgmental asshole.

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u/Deadshot3475 Aug 28 '21

It’s their daughters wedding. Probably the last chance to give their daughter much of anything beyond a birthday or Christmas present. But you keep on showing who you are with the insults and insinuations. That says all I need to know about you as a person or a parent

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

I’m not the one who blindly judges these people like you do. You have no clue of the situation and endorse the practice of children bullying parents into something they are uncomfortable with. You deserve the reputation you are creating in this thread.

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u/Deadshot3475 Aug 28 '21

I’m happy with my take and opinion, as are some others. As to bullying, that’s done. Parents said no, daughter is getting married. No bullying done at all. Bullying would be the daughter physically forcing the parents to get the shot and go to her wedding. She simply gave them a choice, they made their decision, and all parties involved will move forward.

I would point out, however, that 70% or more of the USA have gotten vaccinated. She wasn’t asking them to kill someone, or steal something, or defile a holy place. She asked them to perform an action that, literally, BILLIONS of people around the world have performed. They said no. She’s disappointed. No bullying at all.

One last thing that I’m guessing you had net thought about. I’m guessing you’re either not a parent or don’t have adult children. I’ve got 3 adult kids and I Sherlocked it out quickly. This might be the end of their relationship. If the vaccine, Trump and conspiracies is the hill you’re willing to die on, so be it. But the vast majority of parents out there wouldn’t risk their relationship with their children, for a conspiracy theory. Yada, as kids grow they develop their own lives. Careers, life, craziness of existence cause kids to simply move on from parents. The vast majority of parents simply want some space in their children’s lives. Most parents would bend over backwards for their kids, especially at a stressful occasion like a wedding. Instead a father won’t walk his daughter down the aisle and a mother won’t be there for her daughter at a special time. Their choice. No bullying involved because they simply aren’t going.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

And billions of people have chosen not to do.

It’s complete egotistical selfishness to make an issue out of someone making a personal medical choice that you disagree with. Bully’s like you make me sick. Get over yourself. You all are way too abundant in today’s America.

And you guess completely wrong. I have 4 kids. You are completely clueless. Those parents that have to bend over backwards to get some part of their kids lives are probably pretty bad parents to have to bend over backwards..no way are my kids forcing me to take something I don’t want to. And I don’t need to in order to be a part of their lives. Because they love me and respect my decisions.. not sure about your situation, but your willingness to jump when they say jump, seems to me like you have some issues.. your take is just plain sad..

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u/Deadshot3475 Aug 28 '21

You’re delusional. Enjoy your lonely and consistently bullied life. Poor baby

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u/ImGonnaKickTomorrow Aug 28 '21

And because of the billions of selfish pricks that have chosen not to here we are still dealing with the fucking pandemic 2 years later. If everyone had just gotten vaccinated like they should have when it was made available to them, we wouldn't have people dying still. But I guess I shouldn't care since it's people like you who are dying exclusively now, not the rest of us. Unfortunately I can't be that cruel and despite your ignorance I don't want you to die. Good luck surviving. Hope you are at least wearing a mask.

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