300,000 Peeps go Bleerrarch..

[tp4tissue]

How do you guys feel about this ?

I mean, I thought people would take 100,000 seriously, then thought, well 200,000 it's serious,  but now we're almost at 300,000..

/maximum head scratch..  And no one goes to jail for this,  because as that raincoat guy in Arnold's Last Action Hero said: " In this world the bad guys win. "

[yui]

the worse you are the more money you have, the more money you have the more control, so yeah extrem capitalism is perfect and has no flaw whatsoever and especially not a huge loophole allowing a few peoples to pump everyone else dry...

[pixelpusher]

Don't get me wrong, the incompetence is staggering.  However, the issue with no one going to jail is how to you tie direct responsiblity to something that is not legally clear.

If you watch a person get in a car and drive off without a seat belt while texting, are you responsible for their death?  Morally, maybe so.  Legally, not really.

Are people forced to work in places where they contract covid because they need money to pay rent and buy food?  Probably.  But how do you prove someone in leadership directly led to that death?  Voting is the answer.  As long as votes still count.  Not sure on that yet.

[tp4tissue]

Don't get me wrong, the incompetence is staggering.  However, the issue with no one going to jail is how to you tie direct responsiblity to something that is not legally clear.

If you watch a person get in a car and drive off without a seat belt while texting, are you responsible for their death?  Morally, maybe so.  Legally, not really.

Are people forced to work in places where they contract covid because they need money to pay rent and buy food?  Probably.  But how do you prove someone in leadership directly led to that death?  Voting is the answer.  As long as votes still count.  Not sure on that yet.

There is such a thing as criminal negligence.  Will the rich and powerful get away with it, prolly,  sigh.. idk america, if there was ever a time for class action.

[pixelpusher]

Don't get me wrong, the incompetence is staggering.  However, the issue with no one going to jail is how to you tie direct responsiblity to something that is not legally clear.

If you watch a person get in a car and drive off without a seat belt while texting, are you responsible for their death?  Morally, maybe so.  Legally, not really.

Are people forced to work in places where they contract covid because they need money to pay rent and buy food?  Probably.  But how do you prove someone in leadership directly led to that death?  Voting is the answer.  As long as votes still count.  Not sure on that yet.

There is such a thing as criminal negligence.  Will the rich and powerful get away with it, prolly,  sigh.. idk america, if there was ever a time for class action.

Yes, but... There is absolutely no way to prove in court how you contracted an airborne virus.  They know this.

[Darthbaggins]

Well guess they figured this was the thinning of the herd they wanted, more than likely they didn't expect it to work so well.  And yes they are definitely getting away with it, so far.

[noisyturtle]

It's the same **** that reflects Trump's hardcore base. You'd think after 4 years of this ****, and I believe at least people on both sides can agree the last two have been very bad in the US, that it would change everyone's mind but no. People are stubborn and willing to literally die for what they believe in, and that is what we are seeing. Unfortunately they are also catching many innocents in their crossfire.

The kind of person who would physically attack or verbally accost a minimum wage worker who is simply doing their job to enforce mask restrictions during a pandemic where 300k people have died in less than a year, that is a bad kind of person. That is the kind of person that is actively making the world a worse place with every day they sabotage the planet they live on.

Maybe there should be a law to charge these people with something like attempted murder. Like that lady who coughed on everyone on the plane yelling "Everyone dies!"

[fohat.digs]

I'm sorry, but what is "Bleerrarch"?

[tp4tissue]

I'm sorry, but what is "Bleerrarch"?

[yui]

People are stubborn and willing to literally die for what they believe in

to be honest i'd rather die for something i believe in than something i despise, and think i would be ready to die for the greater good, not for the rich and wealthy though.

The kind of person who would physically attack or verbally accost a minimum wage worker who is simply doing their job to enforce mask restrictions during a pandemic where 300k people have died in less than a year, that is a bad kind of person. That is the kind of person that is actively making the world a worse place with every day they sabotage the planet they live on.

i kinda feel like those should be either charged with attempted murder or bio terrorism, but that is my mask wearer opinion.