Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Mon November 02, 2020 8:47 pm
In a country of 320 million every type of person is out there, including Pearl Jam fans.

Should we apply this level of across the board concern for bigger concerns like climate change? Not driving any where works. Not eating meat works. Not travelling internationally works. Not living in single family dwellings works. It may be hard and it may take a toll but there is no denying that it works.LetMeSleep wrote:Guys, social distancing and masks with good hygiene works. Just look at what Melbourne has achieved. It's hard and it takes a toll but you cannot deny that it works.
Killing everyone below the tropic of cancer and banning human habitation there would as well. It would also preserve the remaining wild spaces on earth.surfndestroy wrote:Should we apply this level of across the board concern for bigger concerns like climate change? Not driving any where works. Not eating meat works. Not travelling internationally works. Not living in single family dwellings works. It may be hard and it may take a toll but there is no denying that it works.LetMeSleep wrote:Guys, social distancing and masks with good hygiene works. Just look at what Melbourne has achieved. It's hard and it takes a toll but you cannot deny that it works.
Are you doing the killing? If so, go for it. As with wearing masks and limiting ones social circle and outing, I thought we were talking about scientific actions one can and should take at a personal level. However, I was not clear.Bi_3 wrote:Killing everyone below the tropic of cancer and banning human habitation there would as well. It would also preserve the remaining wild spaces on earth.surfndestroy wrote:Should we apply this level of across the board concern for bigger concerns like climate change? Not driving any where works. Not eating meat works. Not travelling internationally works. Not living in single family dwellings works. It may be hard and it may take a toll but there is no denying that it works.LetMeSleep wrote:Guys, social distancing and masks with good hygiene works. Just look at what Melbourne has achieved. It's hard and it takes a toll but you cannot deny that it works.
It's all the same problem my evenbro, too many people.surfndestroy wrote:Are you doing the killing? If so, go for it. As with wearing masks and limiting ones social circle and outing, I thought we were talking about scientific actions one can and should take at a personal level. However, I was not clear.Bi_3 wrote:Killing everyone below the tropic of cancer and banning human habitation there would as well. It would also preserve the remaining wild spaces on earth.surfndestroy wrote:Should we apply this level of across the board concern for bigger concerns like climate change? Not driving any where works. Not eating meat works. Not travelling internationally works. Not living in single family dwellings works. It may be hard and it may take a toll but there is no denying that it works.LetMeSleep wrote:Guys, social distancing and masks with good hygiene works. Just look at what Melbourne has achieved. It's hard and it takes a toll but you cannot deny that it works.
I would love to see your action plan applied to Covid, possibly anyone displaying symptoms is euthanized for the greater good for all. WOuld help climate change issue as well. Kudos comrade.
Possibly a third is something along the lines of not giving a shit about what someone's attitude is but focus on their actions. Verb gets shit on for wearing a mask with a "poor" attitude. Meanwhile with climate change, a much larger existential threat people go about with great attitudes while doing fuck all. The disconnect is a joke.LetMeSleep wrote:There seem to be 2 discussions that are getting mixed up. What would stop the spread of the virus? And what is actually possible within each society?
disagreesurfndestroy wrote:Possibly a third is something along the lines of not giving a shit about what someone's attitude is but focus on their actions. Verb gets shit on for wearing a mask with a "poor" attitude. Meanwhile with climate change, a much larger existential threat people go about with great attitudes while doing fuck all. The disconnect is a joke.LetMeSleep wrote:There seem to be 2 discussions that are getting mixed up. What would stop the spread of the virus? And what is actually possible within each society?
People will need to stop traveling for 2 months. The northern hemisphere's winter might help in that sense.LetMeSleep wrote:There seem to be 2 discussions that are getting mixed up. What would stop the spread of the virus? And what is actually possible within each society?
definitely on the same level as a bit of cloth on the facesurfndestroy wrote:Are you doing the killing? If so, go for it. As with wearing masks and limiting ones social circle and outing, I thought we were talking about scientific actions one can and should take at a personal level. However, I was not clear.Bi_3 wrote:Killing everyone below the tropic of cancer and banning human habitation there would as well. It would also preserve the remaining wild spaces on earth.surfndestroy wrote:Should we apply this level of across the board concern for bigger concerns like climate change? Not driving any where works. Not eating meat works. Not travelling internationally works. Not living in single family dwellings works. It may be hard and it may take a toll but there is no denying that it works.LetMeSleep wrote:Guys, social distancing and masks with good hygiene works. Just look at what Melbourne has achieved. It's hard and it takes a toll but you cannot deny that it works.
I would love to see your action plan applied to Covid, possibly anyone displaying symptoms is euthanized for the greater good for all. WOuld help climate change issue as well. Kudos comrade.
So let's do nothing, huh?verb_to_trust wrote:Buying an electric car will be the climate change cloth face covering. It won't really do much to stop the problem but you will feel like you're doing your part while conglomerates like Nestle or whatever drive the planet ever faster to hell's gate.
What if everyone had electric cars?verb_to_trust wrote:Buying an electric car will be the climate change cloth face covering. It won't really do much to stop the problem but you will feel like you're doing your part while conglomerates like Nestle or whatever drive the planet ever faster to hell's gate.
Social distancing and masks actually work. I don't know why you keep acting like they don't.verb_to_trust wrote:Buying an electric car will be the climate change cloth face covering. It won't really do much to stop the problem but you will feel like you're doing your part while conglomerates like Nestle or whatever drive the planet ever faster to hell's gate.
He’s a depressed person who trolls on the internet for a cheap endorphin hit between whack off sessions. Nothing more.JuanHamm wrote:Social distancing and masks actually work. I don't know why you keep acting like they don't.verb_to_trust wrote:Buying an electric car will be the climate change cloth face covering. It won't really do much to stop the problem but you will feel like you're doing your part while conglomerates like Nestle or whatever drive the planet ever faster to hell's gate.
It's more complicated than just saying "masks work". That is a true statement but at the same time, masks aren't saving you. Just let go of the need to feel like you can control everything. Isn't it exhausting?spike wrote:He’s a depressed person who trolls on the internet for a cheap endorphin hit between whack off sessions. Nothing more.JuanHamm wrote:Social distancing and masks actually work. I don't know why you keep acting like they don't.verb_to_trust wrote:Buying an electric car will be the climate change cloth face covering. It won't really do much to stop the problem but you will feel like you're doing your part while conglomerates like Nestle or whatever drive the planet ever faster to hell's gate.