He was a globalist, a communist, and a pagan.

Believe what you want to believe, but he was not a man of God.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

To the extent its even possible with something that was a defining event that affected everyday life for the better part of two years across the most of the country the media & government have basically tried to memory hole the virus.

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

Most people either lie about what happened or lie that everybody did the same thing. There were distinct branches of the Covidians and the more devout have definitely whitewashed it. One of the reasons people think Newsom is reasonable and viable today is they can’t think back 4-5 years.

It's not being whitewashed. Some people aren't going to spend the rest of their lives worrying about mistakes that were made back then that have been reversed for years.

It would probably be a good thing to learn a few lessons from it.

There have been lessons but every time someone, such as Fauci, admits that things should have been done different everyone ignores it or worst calls him to be jailed because he said that social distancing works with 6 feet apart and the number may have been more or less than 6 feet.

There have been lessons but every time someone, such as Fauci, admits that things should have been done different everyone ignores it or worst calls him to be jailed because he said that social distancing works with 6 feet apart and the number may have been more or less than 6 feet.

I think people are significantly more upset about closing the schools for two years than they are about the six feet thing.

Yes, and Fauci has said that closing schools was a mistake too.

Well when the “mistake” has the ramfications that one has had there needs to be consequences for the people who made it. Not just like “oh well better luck next time!”—you are talking entire segments of the population who are just truly fucked and cannot do a job because they never learned how to read or do math because the school was closed.

You literally just proved my point. You went from "It would probably be a good thing to learn a few lessons from it." to "there needs to be consequences for the people who made it."

To prosecute the people responsible for this travesty would be to create stakes so that a little cough doesn’t turn into a political football that cratered our society as collateral damage.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

I think that idea ended when we elected again the guy who was in charge when the lockdowns of schools happened.

I don’t think I’m being too controversial when I say second term Trump is almost completely unrecognizable to first term Trump.

So basically, let's move past the mistakes made in 2020?

It's not being whitewashed. Some people aren't going to spend the rest of their lives worrying about mistakes that were made back then that have been reversed for years.

The mistakes made in April & May were one thing, to perpetuate those mistakes for another two years was what really did the damage.

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· By 2007 violent storms smash coastal barriers rendering large parts of the Netherlands uninhabitable. Cities like The Hague are abandoned. In California the delta island levees in the Sacramento river area are breached, disrupting the aqueduct system transporting water from north to south.

· Between 2010 and 2020 Europe is hardest hit by climatic change with an average annual temperature drop of 6F. Climate in Britain becomes colder and drier as weather patterns begin to resemble Siberia.

· Rich areas like the US and Europe would become ‘virtual fortresses’ to prevent millions of migrants from entering after being forced from land drowned by sea-level rise or no longer able to grow crops. Waves of boatpeople pose significant problems.

The lockdowns were almost all gone by the time Biden took office though. Mask mandates lasted too long but there was almost no long term damage from the annoyance of mask wearing. The free money machine was by both Trump and Biden but Biden shut it off. Remember, he stole $600 from Americans by not giving them a full $2,000!

Wow somebody doesn’t remember the DELTA AND OMNICRON variants

It's not being whitewashed. Some people aren't going to spend the rest of their lives worrying about mistakes that were made back then that have been reversed for years.

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

I mean it shows you how effective this memory holing as been. Brick has been successfully convinced that Joe Biden merely by taking office ended all covid hysterics once and for all, and that from January 2020 onward the only sign that there was a virus was a few people still wearing masks…

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

I spent a month cumulative month locked in two hotel rooms in San Francisco and then Christchurch with forty-five minutes of “outdoor time” a day while being guarded by soldiers in September and October 2021. The idea that this shit was at all over when Joe Biden took office is just completely incongruent with fucking reality.

And this farce was 100% at the impetus of our own federal government. The New Zealanders were fine with just seven days.

Pretending things didn’t happen and not holding people accountable for their actions is whitewashing.

For example, take a guy like JB. Saying that a guy who mandated toddlers wear masks is likely a lunatic that shouldn’t be president isn’t “spending your life worrying about something.” It’s “hey, this guy is a lunatic and shouldn’t be president - here’s why.”