For me, Covid was the breaking point. The government wasn’t just restricting our freedom of movement, they were actively punishing anyone who didn’t take that rushed vaccine.
I still remember not being allowed to board a flight unless I had tested negative a few hours earlier. I was only 20, and it shaped the way I see everything now.
That experience only made you stronger. Never comply.
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Yes, unless we actively fight it, our lives are to be chattel to a Boomer death cult - where years, decades, or even entire lifetimes of progress or opportunity of ours is happily and eagerly sacrificed to add weeks or even just days to their time and their death grasp on decision making…
I’m grateful in some ways for the Covid era revealing what it did about our institutions and the people surrounding us.
I was in my mid to late 30s when it happened and it blew everything wide open. Shattered my worldview and changed my friendships forever. There’s still a sadness for what was lost, but a gratefulness for what has been gained.
I’m with you bud.
Same. What amazed me though was seeing so many just lie down and take it, not learning anything.
I resist the tyranny. I worked and lived a wonderful time. My freedom and my logic told me I was right after 1 week.
I spent the entire time gardening, when I traveled I simply drove around the police checkpoints.
Nobody ever even tried to make me get vaccinated
Also I like the fact we are allowed to wear masks now that's cool. Before all this I'd get harassed and once even arrested just for wearing a mask in winter.
I'll remember the lockdowns fondly.
I can imagine if you lived in the city it would have sucked.
I live near the state border so we're used to police checkpoints and all the other shit.
Just replace Covid19 with cannabis.
Only difference is everyone got the same treatment that is normally reserved for poor people and minorities
