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  1. You must read the article before you can comment on it.
    • jbuchana4 years ago

      Definitely some truth here.

      For weeks, the speeches from podiums have suggested that a certain amount of brutal death is a reasonable price for other people to pay to protect the current financial system.

      The quiet bit is this: To the rich and stupid, many of the economic measures necessary to stop this virus are so unthinkable that it would be preferable for millions to die.

      So many of the millions seem eager to volunteer for this, just look at all the anti-shutdown protests that have been going on this week. These people are eager to put their lives in danger so that capitalism is healthy.

      retro-Soviet facial hair

      This made me laugh.

      • Alexa4 years ago

        it's madness right

        These people are eager to put their lives in danger so that capitalism is healthy.

        and, wow I know too many hipsters with retro-Soviet facial hair so I definitely laughed too! 🤦🏻‍♀️

    • Alexa4 years ago

      This was endlessly entertaining.

      Ever since I was a twitchy, morbid child, I have kept a private tally of the things I thought I might miss most when the world ended, so that I could be sure to enjoy them as much as possible.

      SAME

      I've been dressing like I'm in The Matrix since 2003

      actually, SAME

      Pop culture catastrophism didn’t prepare us for this. “Look, this isn’t a movie,” as one furious Italian mayor, broadcasting from his front room, put it last week. “You are not Will Smith in I Am Legend.”