@TheboyRacR@PatrickBsquared@davenewworld_2@shaunking Says the person that thinks BIPOC people should just do what the government tells them. That worked out real well when the CIA flooded streets with heroin...
@FecheteNatan @dawnKDP @laurakbrehm Maybe they'll never be able to. First dehumanize them like an ableist freak, then act like you're morally superior for treating people like they don't matter to "protect grandma" while putting her in a nursing home that can't possibly quarantine her or thousands of others.
@FecheteNatan @dawnKDP @laurakbrehm I refuse to take the vaccine.
I have a severe glycol allergy, so my doctor advised against it, and now I get treated like a second-class citizen.
@laurakbrehm @HymnSleepless "I'll never take that Trump vaccine!"
"If you don't take the vaccine, you're a conspiracy theorist."
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@PlagueDoc4@Lolthien @Spice8Rack @wizards_magic Except if it's just a mistake of using the WIP art and not the official art... THEN IT'S NOT FUCKING WHITEWASHING YOU FUCK
@ChrisRD19 @Spice8Rack @wizards_magic Yes, but it is absolutely imperative that we assume evil and not ignorance, because calling someone evil will get likes, and giving someone the benefit of the doubt gets nothing.
@Reprevise@SenMarkey@USProgressives Except that it's not true. In cities, skyscrapers collect, reflect, and dissipate more heat than smaller, cheaper residential areas. This is why industrial and business centers show up much hotter in heat island maps.
@SenMarkey This is literally untrue. Studies have shown that heat risk is disproportionately distributed to communities with greater surface area, especially with concrete.
Which has more surface area: a skyscraper, or a house?