I like the theory that who you are when you're drunk is who you really are because that would mean that I'm a really friendly goober who likes to get a little bit philosophical from time to time.
To be unvaccinated during covid was to be:
Hated, pressured, vilified, mocked, punished, ostracised and scapegoated.
And yet, despite all of this...
We were 100% right the whole time.
In case you don’t understand what stage of democracy we are in:
A mass murderer with a ‘never sniff a jail free card’ sat in a room full of self-aggrandizing, scumbag politicians today and told them to pound sand over 100 times, then left in a motorcade with enough personal attorneys to roster an NBA basketball team, got in his private jet, and went back to living his best life.
All so these same scumbag politicians could look like they’re fighting for the little guy, even though they won’t pass simple legislation that over 80% of Americans want.
But, yeah, remind me again how we’re the greatest country on Earth.
It’s 1996. You just came home from Pizza Hut.
The first 45 seconds of this VHS you rented from the store your buddy’s dad owns are about to send you to levels of hype you thought weren’t possible.
Everybody’s American. You’re in paradise. You have no idea what’s coming.
@DisaffectedPod The most painful thing about what you said is that it's true and I recognize it in myself. I don't think anyone is immune and that's what's scary.