Anonymous #1 2w

the government should have the power to enact restrictions in extraordinary circumstances like a pandemic

13

Anonymous #2 2w

Why because the “experts” say so

-2

Anonymous #1 2w

No it didn’t. People stopped going places because they didn’t want to get infected or infect somebody with a disease that had a high chance of killing or at the very least ruining somebody’s life. Companies didn’t want to be liable for spreading disease. It’s called having a goddamn brain. Why are you little shits so selfish? “Oh no my job became remote and the concert I was looking forward to got canceled” Honestly go fuck yourself.

11

Anonymous #2 2w

It does have the power. The state government does

3

Anonymous OP 2w

A lot of places closed and shut down because the “experts” told them to

-2

Anonymous #1 2w

Not because people were scared

-2

Anonymous #1 2w

yeah as opposed to letting a highly infectious disease rip thru the population while doing nothing to stop it

9

Anonymous #2 2w

So infectious but if you protested blm you were fine

-1

Anonymous #1 2w

Let’s say at this very moment, you suddenly started violently coughing up blood, and became very dizzy, and felt weak. What would you do in that situation? Go to the hospital? Why? Those are just “experts” why would you trust them?

4

Anonymous #1 2w

are you interested in whats actually correct or perceived hypocrisy?

6

Anonymous #2 2w

It’s just hypocrisy

0

Anonymous #1 2w

But tell me how am I wrong

0

Anonymous #1 2w

And if you would trust THOSE “experts” when you’re genuinely in the verge of death, why won’t you trust them BEFORE you’re literally dying? To help you avoid said death to the best of their abilities?

4

Anonymous #1 2w

While I wouldn’t have went, the protests weren’t as risky b/c they were outside and it was hot m

6

Anonymous #4 2w

I didn’t go for that reason. I and others in my family are high risk and I didn’t want to take chances even though many people were masked and it was outside

6