Apr 26, 2020·1 reply
properAnyone seen this yet?
https://instagram.com/plandemic_2020
some dude collected a bunch of tik tok videos made by healthcare/essential workers and he tryna downplay the whole corona situation and make it seem like it isn’t as bad as the media portrays
not sure how accurate this s*** is tho/when these tik tok s were taken
Friend just sent me this s***
🤦♂️ This the same logic as “it’s snowing outside so how could there be global warming”
- Apr 26, 2020
gnocchi dokeynew reality
social outings and large populous public places are done forever
imagine
- Apr 26, 2020·1 reply
Sonic Wintertell me again.
this smiley
- proper 🔩Apr 26, 2020·4 repliesSmoofer
🤦♂️ This the same logic as “it’s snowing outside so how could there be global warming”
my friend who sent me this s*** is one of those “woke” conspiracy theory dudes and I wanna tell him this account could be misleading cause not everyone who works in a hospital is doing hands on work w covid patients (front desk/office ppl etc) + breaks + it takes like no less than 5 min to make one of these tik tok videos + it’s always gonna be a handful of ppl at any job who goof around a bit or have opinions/ideals that you won’t agree w + not illegal for hospital employees to have some fun/rest/break from this covid s***
but tbh it’s not worth getting into an argument over cause I know he just gonna send me more crazy ppl links and try to convince me other wise
- Apr 26, 2020proper
my friend who sent me this s*** is one of those “woke” conspiracy theory dudes and I wanna tell him this account could be misleading cause not everyone who works in a hospital is doing hands on work w covid patients (front desk/office ppl etc) + breaks + it takes like no less than 5 min to make one of these tik tok videos + it’s always gonna be a handful of ppl at any job who goof around a bit or have opinions/ideals that you won’t agree w + not illegal for hospital employees to have some fun/rest/break from this covid s***
but tbh it’s not worth getting into an argument over cause I know he just gonna send me more crazy ppl links and try to convince me other wise
when you have friends like that, you no longer need enemies lmao - Apr 26, 2020·1 replyproper
my friend who sent me this s*** is one of those “woke” conspiracy theory dudes and I wanna tell him this account could be misleading cause not everyone who works in a hospital is doing hands on work w covid patients (front desk/office ppl etc) + breaks + it takes like no less than 5 min to make one of these tik tok videos + it’s always gonna be a handful of ppl at any job who goof around a bit or have opinions/ideals that you won’t agree w + not illegal for hospital employees to have some fun/rest/break from this covid s***
but tbh it’s not worth getting into an argument over cause I know he just gonna send me more crazy ppl links and try to convince me other wise
Yeah he sounds like a dumb dumb
Apr 26, 2020·1 replyWord to the wise:
"Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido offers a grim lesson in the next phase of the battle against COVID-19. It acted quickly and contained an early outbreak of the coronavirus with a 3-week lockdown. But, when the governor lifted restrictions, a second wave of infections hit even harder. Twenty-six days later, the island was forced back into lockdown.
A doctor who helped coordinate the government response says he wishes they’d done things differently. “Now I regret it, we should not have lifted the first state of emergency,” Dr. Kiyoshi Nagase, chairman of the Hokkaido Medical Association, tells TIME.
Hokkaido’s story is a sobering reality check for leaders across the world as they consider easing coronavirus lockdowns: Experts say restrictions were lifted too quickly and too soon because of pressure from local businesses, coupled with a false sense of security in its declining infection rate.
“Hokkaido shows, for example, that what’s happening in the U.S. with individual governors opening up is very dangerous; of course you can’t close interstate traffic but you need to put controls in place,” says Kazuto Suzuki, Vice Dean of International Politics at Hokkaido University. “That’s what we now know: Even if you control the first wave, you can’t relax.”"
Apr 26, 2020·1 replyI just wish all this could end and life could go back to normal
Some of us are fueling with depression and our mental health is getting worse and worse
- Apr 26, 2020·1 replymath fifty
this smiley
fan of the show?
Apr 26, 2020Bro I’m already in summer mode rn. This school s*** just got me juiced out
got like a week of exams left - Apr 26, 2020Gojira
if the black plague didnt stop social gatherings from happening this won’t
Mr.Grimmer
Apr 26, 2020propermy friend who sent me this s*** is one of those “woke” conspiracy theory dudes and I wanna tell him this account could be misleading cause not everyone who works in a hospital is doing hands on work w covid patients (front desk/office ppl etc) + breaks + it takes like no less than 5 min to make one of these tik tok videos + it’s always gonna be a handful of ppl at any job who goof around a bit or have opinions/ideals that you won’t agree w + not illegal for hospital employees to have some fun/rest/break from this covid s***
but tbh it’s not worth getting into an argument over cause I know he just gonna send me more crazy ppl links and try to convince me other wise
bruh that s*** pisses me off so much. acting like media can push something so much that it actually shuts the whole US/world down
Apr 26, 2020·1 replyFlopnextdoorI just wish all this could end and life could go back to normal
Some of us are fueling with depression and our mental health is getting worse and worse
Man I'm praying that Italy president in his speech later says that they'll let us out. It's been 47 days of lockdown and it's so hard to find something positive right now...
Apr 26, 2020·1 replyWhats the word on this these days?
Apr 26, 2020VileWord to the wise:
"Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido offers a grim lesson in the next phase of the battle against COVID-19. It acted quickly and contained an early outbreak of the coronavirus with a 3-week lockdown. But, when the governor lifted restrictions, a second wave of infections hit even harder. Twenty-six days later, the island was forced back into lockdown.
A doctor who helped coordinate the government response says he wishes they’d done things differently. “Now I regret it, we should not have lifted the first state of emergency,” Dr. Kiyoshi Nagase, chairman of the Hokkaido Medical Association, tells TIME.
Hokkaido’s story is a sobering reality check for leaders across the world as they consider easing coronavirus lockdowns: Experts say restrictions were lifted too quickly and too soon because of pressure from local businesses, coupled with a false sense of security in its declining infection rate.
“Hokkaido shows, for example, that what’s happening in the U.S. with individual governors opening up is very dangerous; of course you can’t close interstate traffic but you need to put controls in place,” says Kazuto Suzuki, Vice Dean of International Politics at Hokkaido University. “That’s what we now know: Even if you control the first wave, you can’t relax.”"
https://time.com/5826918/hokkaido-coronavirus-lockdown/
People are not gonna care and not gonna take a 2nd wave of lock downs easily once people open things back up again. They rather just deal with the virus itself smh
- Apr 26, 2020Slimane
Whats the word on this these days?
These days.
i don't know how to talk to you
I don't know how to be there when you need me - Apr 26, 2020DeathByDesigner
Man I'm praying that Italy president in his speech later says that they'll let us out. It's been 47 days of lockdown and it's so hard to find something positive right now...
i hope italy (and spain) will find good solutions to lower the lockdown up bit by bit, because otherwise everyone will run onto the streets, like the people in germany
- Apr 26, 2020·1 reply
Bro even with restrictions “eased off” companies are still not hiring and most places are still closed. There’s still nothing coming on tv and most us are still gonna be depressed out of our mind
- Apr 26, 2020·1 reply
I lived in Tulsa for the summer back in 2011 and holy f*** I can’t believe people live in Oklahoma. I pray for you guys
- Apr 26, 2020·1 reply
Idk what cities you have lived in, but I can assure you that any one that has lived in major cities like chicago, Dallas, Toronto would not survive anywhere in Oklahoma lol! It sure is dirt cheap but there is literally no social life and just the whole place gives most people bad vibes!
That’s just my stance on this. Most people want more than just money and work
Apr 26, 2020propermy friend who sent me this s*** is one of those “woke” conspiracy theory dudes and I wanna tell him this account could be misleading cause not everyone who works in a hospital is doing hands on work w covid patients (front desk/office ppl etc) + breaks + it takes like no less than 5 min to make one of these tik tok videos + it’s always gonna be a handful of ppl at any job who goof around a bit or have opinions/ideals that you won’t agree w + not illegal for hospital employees to have some fun/rest/break from this covid s***
but tbh it’s not worth getting into an argument over cause I know he just gonna send me more crazy ppl links and try to convince me other wise
Gross, I use to have a friend into all that s***. It’s a shame cuz mfs could put all that energy they use for conspiracies into something really useful for their self