You rebut my ad hominem, with more ad hominem.... that is cute. Why don't you answer the question? Ok what about a police officer holding his gun during a tik tok video right after a "black people shot by cops" incident. You are having a tough time coming up with a coherent response. Let's keep this going. You seem like a real peach. Supposedly I am the closed minded one? I am not telling people to "get a grip" when they are shutting down entire livelihoods because the "hospitals are full" while wearing full PPE, that we paid for, and dancing.... you are missing the point. But it doesn t seem that your narrow mind will open up to the reality of what you are defending.
To answer my own question. It would be messed up for a cop to do the video as well during say, a riot, oops I mean "peaceful protest"
You don't want an answer that is incongruent to your line of thinking. You want me to answer you knowing how your argument is apples and oranges. A nurse is stuck in a building all day. A cop is within his entire community. Your argument loses validity when you make the comparison of a nurse at a hospital, where she always would be, compared to a cop on a specific job, where his dispatcher has told him to go.
Remember kid, you told me to get a grip first. So, the only one that needs convincing here is you. I did not tell strangers on a forum to "get a grip." I am in California, we are supposed to be "completely locked down." Going to the hospitals locally here (north SF) They are not any more busy than they are any other time of year. If they were busy, they wouldn't have time for full ppe tik tok videos.
Ok, let's use a better example - mayors voting for more lock downs and then going to the very restaurants they are making the rules against? Fair comparison? If not, please fill me in on a better line of thinking that is acceptable and comparable to your view point.
Mayors going out to eat is a totally different example because that's not their job. They're breaking with their own protocol. Nurses in a hospital have no choice but to be within spitting distance of each other all day at their job.
And calling me kid just shows me you're the one with the chip on your shoulder. In before: "no one said anything about a chip" because you're so damn literal apparently.
Cops have time down, as well. Every job has time down. Also nice ad hominem just because you're a fucking dunce lol.
You rebut my ad hominem, with more ad hominem.... that is cute. Why don't you answer the question? Ok what about a police officer holding his gun during a tik tok video right after a "black people shot by cops" incident. You are having a tough time coming up with a coherent response. Let's keep this going. You seem like a real peach. Supposedly I am the closed minded one? I am not telling people to "get a grip" when they are shutting down entire livelihoods because the "hospitals are full" while wearing full PPE, that we paid for, and dancing.... you are missing the point. But it doesn t seem that your narrow mind will open up to the reality of what you are defending.
To answer my own question. It would be messed up for a cop to do the video as well during say, a riot, oops I mean "peaceful protest"
Now, coherent thought please, would be nice.
You don't want an answer that is incongruent to your line of thinking. You want me to answer you knowing how your argument is apples and oranges. A nurse is stuck in a building all day. A cop is within his entire community. Your argument loses validity when you make the comparison of a nurse at a hospital, where she always would be, compared to a cop on a specific job, where his dispatcher has told him to go.
Remember kid, you told me to get a grip first. So, the only one that needs convincing here is you. I did not tell strangers on a forum to "get a grip." I am in California, we are supposed to be "completely locked down." Going to the hospitals locally here (north SF) They are not any more busy than they are any other time of year. If they were busy, they wouldn't have time for full ppe tik tok videos.
Ok, let's use a better example - mayors voting for more lock downs and then going to the very restaurants they are making the rules against? Fair comparison? If not, please fill me in on a better line of thinking that is acceptable and comparable to your view point.
Mayors going out to eat is a totally different example because that's not their job. They're breaking with their own protocol. Nurses in a hospital have no choice but to be within spitting distance of each other all day at their job.
And calling me kid just shows me you're the one with the chip on your shoulder. In before: "no one said anything about a chip" because you're so damn literal apparently.