What's your gender? || Do you generally assume that most of your opposite-gender friends would fuck you, if you tried to seduce them?
— Aella (@Aella_Girl) March 30, 2022
Male and no.
Though I think it’s a lot more likely now than it was three years ago, because I’m about 10x hotter than I was three years ago.
That’s from this thread. Lockdowns are not the panacea many libs believe them to be.
The greatest irony of #zerocovid is the obsession with NPIs and not on vaccinating the elderly and at risk.
Honk Kong is learning this the hard way. https://t.co/HXTOQJdKn7
— Sai Medi (@Saikmedi) March 30, 2022
Zero Covid killed a whole lotta people. Utopianism usually does.
🇫🇮 Hello, Finland 👋
Their country reports 0 (zero) covid deaths in those <20
-never masked kids <12
-only 9% of 5-11 yos fully vaccinatedSomething tells me their numbers are more reliable than the @CDCgov 's when it comes to pediatric covid deaths 🤔https://t.co/iIf41NKuwD pic.twitter.com/qJWBrotrSt
— Tracy Høeg, MD, PhD (@TracyBethHoeg) March 29, 2022
Huh. Fancy that.
A big dose of reality. Thanks, Ian. https://t.co/Yoy7RDHGFC
— Connection Doctor, Empathy Guru (@PezeshkiCharles) March 29, 2022
Covidians are gonna disbelieve. But the data be what it be.
When all is said and done, there will invariably be a group of people who will gaze back at the path of societal, economic and spiritual destruction and say:
“It’s a shame we half-assed it.”
Pandemic externalities are proof of lockdown failures not of failed lockdowns.
— Sai Medi (@Saikmedi) March 30, 2022
Religion’ll do that to you, left unchecked.
anyone who thinks romance novels are unrealistic should know i met my husband when i sat behind him at a code conf in vancouver, watching over his shoulder as he promptly changed the maple leaf screensaver he was making to a “Fuck You” screensaver during (yes) that famous keynote https://t.co/Cg8hNXY9QE
— Amy Hoy (@amyhoy) March 31, 2022
Both would be considered harassment these days, especially if a man initiated the contact.
Some ppl are angry that I didn't actually engage with arguments in this piece. Well, just like every single other Oster hit piece, having any understanding of the international context renders it … not particularly interesting. https://t.co/EHXowCBmQA
— Stephanie H. Murray (@stephmurrayyyy) March 27, 2022
Hate Oster all you like, but she was right. People hate her more for being correct than any other reason — it forces them to reveal their religious feelings.
A heads up for anyone that might have plans to travel on #BritishAirways in the next couple of days. Their whole IT system has crashed globally. Please RT if you can because it seems news hasn’t broken yet. pic.twitter.com/q7js9bdamj
— Stuart Brown 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 (@Brownstu) March 31, 2022
Glad I’m not working there.
I could do that if I broke some bones. Many, many bones.
“turns out I’m not a bitch I was just cold lol”
TOO TRUE. dead. https://t.co/N1Xq2AHQgx
— Amy Hoy (@amyhoy) March 30, 2022
I am also 100x grumpier when I am forced to live in a terrible cold climate. Fuck that noise.
the part of this that's the funniest to me is the grocery store
Imagine berating a poor check-out clerk for not calling you doctor https://t.co/r6AXdxXq3s
— Misha. Angel Investor, Photographer, Shitposter (@drethelin) March 30, 2022
Yeah. These people make no sense to me.
I’m in Oslo where there are no masks and it’s both amazing and terrifying.
— Runa Sandvik (@runasand) March 29, 2022
I rarely see anyone in Florida wearing a mask and I do not wear one. I got vaccinated for reason. Oslo doin’ it right.
According to recent research, if a gallon of gasoline was taxed to fund offsetting the harm that burning it does to other people, each gallon would cost about $10
— Louis Mirante (@louismirante) March 29, 2022
That’s what I calculated a few years ago too.
I appreciate recent COVID-19 coverage from @nytimes and @washingtonpost. Nevertheless, corrections, clarifications, retractions and updates about previous COVID-19 reporting (and omissions) could fill each paper's A1-A20 section for a week.
Some non-exhaustive examples:
1/42 🧵
— John W. DeFeo (@johndefeo) March 29, 2022
Good thread. The difference beween the libs and conservatives matters because too many conservatives are anti-vax, and being anti-vax leads directly to far more deaths.
But about Covid, the libs were 90% lying and the conservatives 95% lying. Both not great. And the libs are moving into a more mendacious mode now and becoming increasingly anti-vax themselves de facto.