Anonymous #1 1w

It was normal to get the plague back in the dark ages, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t still an illness

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Anonymous #2 1w

It was not normal. It completely uprooted society

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Anonymous #1 1w

Speak for yourself, being racist is a choice, bud

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Anonymous #1 1w

I meant normal as in common place and unsurprising

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Anonymous #2 1w

And the black plague was neither

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Anonymous #1 1w

Pretty common if it killed HALF of the people in Europe at the time

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Anonymous #2 1w

Nope, incredibly rare event. A phenomenon. Just because everyone experiences something does not mean it’s a common occurrence. Your argument is dumb as bricks and you know it

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Anonymous #1 1w

It was a common occurrence. WAS. Maybe if you knew how to read you’d be able to understand.

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Anonymous #2 1w

No it wasn’t. It was so uncommon it changed the foundation of Europe

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Anonymous #1 1w

“Just because everyone experiences something does not mean it’s a common experience.” Uh.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Also are you genuinely arguing that disease was uncommon and rare in the past?

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Anonymous #4 1w

The Black Death was an uncommon event. Stop being obtuse

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Anonymous #1 1w

Not really. Illness is well known to be been population devastating. Smallpox literally drove the Native Americans to nonexistence, and is theorized to be a major cause for why the dinosaurs may have gone extinct. Incidents like the Black Death were absolutely not uncommon historically. Entire cities, populations, races, countries, and even species have been wiped out by disease single-handedly. Don’t take our modern luxuries for granted and think that that’s how it was historically.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Omfg you know it was uncommon why are you trying to die on this hill

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Anonymous #4 1w

“Hey the entire continent is being wiped out by a disease” “Oh that’s pretty normal”

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Anonymous #1 1w

You are obsfucating human response to disaster with commonality. Continents being wiped out by disease was common historically, but obviously going to be destructive to us as a species and we would be terrified and alarmed by it, just as the Native Americans and Europeans were. Doesn’t mean it’s not natural. Not sure what your point is. Death is common, though we’re still alarmed by it. Also, if I’m not wrong, did you argue that racism is more intrinsic than disease to humans?

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Anonymous #4 1w

Even if that happened every century, which it didn’t, it happened maybe once every few thousand years, 2 out of 100 years is still a rare event. You’re wrong and you know it stop the bs

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Anonymous #6 1w

This is factually incorrect the book that psychiatrists use to diagnose medical disorders have taken those out of the definition for mental illness a long time ago

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