Facebook is a menace. COVID-19 is a menace. Conservatism is a cesspool. Together, those three ingredients have created a toxic stew of malevolent death and devastation. We can talk about all those things in the abstract, look at the numbers and statistics, and catch the occasional whiff of seditionist right-wing rhetoric. But I hadn’t really fully understood just how horrifying that combination of right-wing extremism, Facebook, and a killer virus was until I became a regular at the Herman Cain Awards subreddit. This series will document some of those stories, so we are aware of what the other side is doing to our country.
Let’s call today’s cautionary tale “snowflake.”
As of right now, about 13.5% of the country has gotten COVID … that we know of. That’s nearly 45 million people, which is a lot! Many asymptomatic cases have happened unbeknownst to anyone. So … odds are pretty good that someone will get it, and even better for those who aren’t taking the proper precautions like vaccinating, social distancing, and masking.
Marshall law, lol.
Okay, I finally decided to look into how credit cards fit into the “mark of the beast” narrative. Here’s this passage from a story about embedded RFID chips that could be used to pay for stuff.
Here’s the passage from the book of Revelation:
Meanwhile, here I am so excited that I can pay for most things with my Apple Watch.
Though speaking of Revelation, Trump seems more in the “false prophet” mold, doesn’t he?
I like to think that the MAGA hat is the Mark of the Beast. You know, the sign on their foreheads.
WUT
These people are so weird.
God said everyone needed a vaccine. Then supplied it.
These dumbasses think that Facebook fact checks something in one minute, as opposed to slapping a warning label on the same tired bullshit meme shared millions of times.
Truth isn’t “left” or “right.” Meanwhile, as we see with most of these memes, Facebook isn’t doing shit to stop the spread of disinformation. In fact, thanks to the whistleblower, we know they actively encouraged it in order to goose their engagement.
1) The First Amendment doesn’t apply to private companies, just the government.
2) They love it when businesses can discriminate … against people they hate like LGBTQ folks.
3) Parler is over there if they want to wallow in their fantasy conspiracy-laden world →
Does … does he actually think that’s a picture?
And was Jesus hovering over Trump’s shoulder as he banged Stormy Daniels with Melania and baby at home? What about when he tried to buy her silence?
Is Joe Biden, a lifelong Catholic with a devoted wife less godly than the guy with five kids with three women, who openly brags about sexually assaulting unsuspecting women by grabbing their ….?
Really?
(Not gonna lie, the meme above is the reason I picked this story for the day. It’s pure gold!)
If only there was a way to hasten the day when things got back to normal...
“I’ve been there for her...” Uh oh.
Well, that first meme didn’t age well, did it. In the hospital Oct. 1, dead on Oct. 5. At least he didn’t suffer overly much and suck up hospital resources.
You cannot promise to “be there” for your family and loved ones unless you do what’s necessary to protect yourself—vaccinate, get health and life insurance, have savings, etc. Obviously, some of that is dependent on an individual’s economic situation, but accepting a free jab is not.
Let’s call today’s cautionary tale “snowflake.”
As of right now, about 13.5% of the country has gotten COVID … that we know of. That’s nearly 45 million people, which is a lot! Many asymptomatic cases have happened unbeknownst to anyone. So … odds are pretty good that someone will get it, and even better for those who aren’t taking the proper precautions like vaccinating, social distancing, and masking.
Marshall law, lol.
Okay, I finally decided to look into how credit cards fit into the “mark of the beast” narrative. Here’s this passage from a story about embedded RFID chips that could be used to pay for stuff.
Here’s the passage from the book of Revelation:
Meanwhile, here I am so excited that I can pay for most things with my Apple Watch.
Though speaking of Revelation, Trump seems more in the “false prophet” mold, doesn’t he?
I like to think that the MAGA hat is the Mark of the Beast. You know, the sign on their foreheads.
WUT
These people are so weird.
God said everyone needed a vaccine. Then supplied it.
These dumbasses think that Facebook fact checks something in one minute, as opposed to slapping a warning label on the same tired bullshit meme shared millions of times.
Truth isn’t “left” or “right.” Meanwhile, as we see with most of these memes, Facebook isn’t doing shit to stop the spread of disinformation. In fact, thanks to the whistleblower, we know they actively encouraged it in order to goose their engagement.
1) The First Amendment doesn’t apply to private companies, just the government.
2) They love it when businesses can discriminate … against people they hate like LGBTQ folks.
3) Parler is over there if they want to wallow in their fantasy conspiracy-laden world →
Does … does he actually think that’s a picture?
And was Jesus hovering over Trump’s shoulder as he banged Stormy Daniels with Melania and baby at home? What about when he tried to buy her silence?
Is Joe Biden, a lifelong Catholic with a devoted wife less godly than the guy with five kids with three women, who openly brags about sexually assaulting unsuspecting women by grabbing their ….?
Really?
(Not gonna lie, the meme above is the reason I picked this story for the day. It’s pure gold!)
If only there was a way to hasten the day when things got back to normal...
“I’ve been there for her...” Uh oh.
Well, that first meme didn’t age well, did it. In the hospital Oct. 1, dead on Oct. 5. At least he didn’t suffer overly much and suck up hospital resources.
You cannot promise to “be there” for your family and loved ones unless you do what’s necessary to protect yourself—vaccinate, get health and life insurance, have savings, etc. Obviously, some of that is dependent on an individual’s economic situation, but accepting a free jab is not.