The msm brain washing is dangerous, I would even argue cult like behavior has led to catastrophic number of deaths via suicide, not taking hydroxychloroquine, or just vaccinated out of fear all unnecessary deaths.
the real epidemic is government. without government none of this could have been possible and if government were removed all this covid bullshit would stop overnight.
Update: we hung out today packing my house for my move this week and she didn't wear a mask. She made it clear it's her husband that's the mask natzee. I was simultaneously proud of my daughter as well as disappointed.
She knows it's bullshit but goes along for his psychosis. I've failed as a father.
In the same boat... life has just come crashing down because there's family that's on their way out and are now literally sitting around with nothing to live for. Can't see family. Hell, they can't even go live life because everything is fucked up right now.
Just because your family lost doesn’t mean all did.
My entire extended family knows that lockdowns and masks are BS, and half of them have Masters degrees while everyone over 22 has a bachelors at minimum.
We went to Florida for a week (from NC, SC, and TX) over Christmas and didn’t wear masks once. We all stayed in the same beach house.
I'm sorry, friend. I'm guessing that they're going to lock down harder, now- having family in the "high risk" category. You are right, and that has to make this that much more difficult for you. All I can say is I'm sorry. The bulk of the blame shouldn't go on your family, though. While they are responsible for their lack of knowledge and decisions based in fear, their government, community, and politicians have done this to them (and to you). I'll pray they come around, because the regret they will feel over this one day is going to be terrible.
That sucks. I was in DFW last week during the deep freeze no power/no water mayhem. People ill prepared and without resources were desperate for help. A few people were actually still more concerned about COVID than freezing to death in their homes. insane.
It's a shame that covid crazy people dont even realize that they basically are dead already if they dont do anything normal. My great-aunt stayed at home and she still even got the virus. She got better from it but she still wont come out some reason. Luckily all my other family members who live nearby dont care about it at all or are at least leniant with it.
I'm in a fairly similar situation as you. Fortunately, we haven't lost anyone. The family has kept apart during the entire scamdemic. Just received a Birthday card from my aunt last week. Haven't seen her in over a year now. She lives fifteen minutes away. She wrote: "I look forward to getting together after we get our Covid vaccine."
That's because your risk of death is 0.001% and not 5%. You would feel differently if you were your parents or grandparent's age. Nothing to do with ideology.
Older people should have a better understanding that life eventually ends, and it's the great moments in our lives that make living worth it. People in their 70s and 80s, who realistically have limited good time left and still have a 95% survival rate, are putting a complete stop to living in hopes of gaining a shitty year or two on the back end. They could literally fall and die tomorrow.
There's more to life than living. See your family.
If someone thinks they are going to die soon, yes. I'm pretty his aunt will be all on board for a family reunion. Older people who are generally healthy will not have this mindset.
The msm brain washing is dangerous, I would even argue cult like behavior has led to catastrophic number of deaths via suicide, not taking hydroxychloroquine, or just vaccinated out of fear all unnecessary deaths.
There have been more suicides than covid deaths in the last year. Whats the real epidemic?
the real epidemic is government. without government none of this could have been possible and if government were removed all this covid bullshit would stop overnight.
Same here. My daughter wrote a mask while Skypeing with her mother's family. She's a very smart person. 4.0 student in hs. 3.8 at UW.
"It doesn't matter how smart you are if you don't stop and think." Thomas Sowell
I didn't realize how lucky I am just to have a family that is not lunatic lockdown supporters or covidians
You are blessed
Was she at home while skyping? Why did she wear a mask?
She was. Because she's afraid and all the actual data I've sent her was ignored until she asked me to stop sending her things
Sorry man. That's a real shame.
Sucks
Update: we hung out today packing my house for my move this week and she didn't wear a mask. She made it clear it's her husband that's the mask natzee. I was simultaneously proud of my daughter as well as disappointed.
She knows it's bullshit but goes along for his psychosis. I've failed as a father.
In the same boat... life has just come crashing down because there's family that's on their way out and are now literally sitting around with nothing to live for. Can't see family. Hell, they can't even go live life because everything is fucked up right now.
What's the point of life if you're not living?
paying taxes?
Go see them. Even if no one else does.
You can still give them your companionship in their hour of need.
They don't want to see anyone who hasn't gotten the vaccine... (no one in my family has the vaccine)
Buck up, buddy. The Lord does not give us anything that we cannot handle.
If it makes you feel better, I insisted on family gatherings to the point of threatening to disown those who refused due to 'muh coviddy.'
Two cousins disowned later, the holidays were awesome.
Oh, and we didn't lose. Those that show up at my shop wearing a mask are given one chance to remove it. I throw out those who refuse.
That's awesome dude. Maskers should be shunned.
My "catholic" family left me out of christmas because of the wuflu and I don't think I'll ever forgive them or have anything to do with them again.
Just because your family lost doesn’t mean all did.
My entire extended family knows that lockdowns and masks are BS, and half of them have Masters degrees while everyone over 22 has a bachelors at minimum.
We went to Florida for a week (from NC, SC, and TX) over Christmas and didn’t wear masks once. We all stayed in the same beach house.
I'm sorry, friend. I'm guessing that they're going to lock down harder, now- having family in the "high risk" category. You are right, and that has to make this that much more difficult for you. All I can say is I'm sorry. The bulk of the blame shouldn't go on your family, though. While they are responsible for their lack of knowledge and decisions based in fear, their government, community, and politicians have done this to them (and to you). I'll pray they come around, because the regret they will feel over this one day is going to be terrible.
I don't think they're ever going to wake up and realize they let the last year of their life slip by. They'll always justify it as "muh covid".
That sucks. I was in DFW last week during the deep freeze no power/no water mayhem. People ill prepared and without resources were desperate for help. A few people were actually still more concerned about COVID than freezing to death in their homes. insane.
It's a shame that covid crazy people dont even realize that they basically are dead already if they dont do anything normal. My great-aunt stayed at home and she still even got the virus. She got better from it but she still wont come out some reason. Luckily all my other family members who live nearby dont care about it at all or are at least leniant with it.
I'm in a fairly similar situation as you. Fortunately, we haven't lost anyone. The family has kept apart during the entire scamdemic. Just received a Birthday card from my aunt last week. Haven't seen her in over a year now. She lives fifteen minutes away. She wrote: "I look forward to getting together after we get our Covid vaccine."
Show up at their home, unannounced.
Sorry about your aunt.
That's because your risk of death is 0.001% and not 5%. You would feel differently if you were your parents or grandparent's age. Nothing to do with ideology.
Older people should have a better understanding that life eventually ends, and it's the great moments in our lives that make living worth it. People in their 70s and 80s, who realistically have limited good time left and still have a 95% survival rate, are putting a complete stop to living in hopes of gaining a shitty year or two on the back end. They could literally fall and die tomorrow.
There's more to life than living. See your family.
If someone thinks they are going to die soon, yes. I'm pretty his aunt will be all on board for a family reunion. Older people who are generally healthy will not have this mindset.
Shes not on board. Quite the opposite, wants everyone to get the vaccine before visiting.
I don't think someone who laughs at someone's lung cancer has the right to call someone else demented.
I know you're likely a troll but God help you anyways.
This lefty browses our board just to get upset and pull their hair out. Don't worry, they're a low life faggot.