okeefe4prez
Well-Known Member
Social media was already pushing the left and right further apart, but covid really finished up off, and understandably so.
On one side, you have people who think covid is basically the black plague. Can you imagine how much resentment they have for people who put their families lives at risk by refusing to wear a mask?
On the other side, you have people who think covid was way overblown to pull off the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the world. Some even believe it was a depopulation effort. Can you imagine how much resentment they have for the people who forced your loved ones to die alone in a hospital bed? Or forced the vaccine on a loved one who it injured or killed? Or forced your business to close down because it was deemed non essential buy the people who are laughing at you while rolling around in their cash?
Yep, covid pushed us so far apart there is no coming back. If your on either side of that, there's no forgiveness in your mind.
COVID was the greatest IQ test in human history and basically every leftist failed it. Even in the thread on here in the basketball forum people called out the horribly inflated IFR numbers and leftists lost their shit completely. Then, when the Orange Man's FDA approved a vaccine that was tested for 12 weeks and deemed "effective" on a mere 170 observations leftists lined up to be guinea pigs. "Yeah guys, we totally found all the latent defects in 12 weeks. We investigated our own product and found it to be safer than water!" My mother in law (who was max vaxxed at the time) was given a 2x dose of Remdesivir and died of renal failure. Masked and isolated in a hospital with no visitors for the last 7 weeks of her life. To say that I ain't in a forgiving mood is an understatement. At the end of the day you either understand that Western pharma companies are just entities with gigantic patent walls trying to preserve their racket through ridiculous government influence or you don't. It used to be that a guy like Scott Gottlieb would leave the FDA and go to a giant pharma company's Board of Directors and everyone would think "hmm, that doesn't feel right" but not any more. Revolving door from government to big business is the status quo.