Well, good news for the pro choice camp - the people most likely to identify as pro life are also the people most likely to die of covid.
Vaccinated people are forming a growing percentage of those hospitalized for and dying of covid:
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/breakt...ry?id=84627182
Gloating is not in order. You are not morally superior to other people if you haven't contracted a respiratory virus - yet - that you know of. Give it time. You will.
Sorry, sometimes forget tone is important and I am socially atypical.
said in the same spirit in which I said “well, milking will be easier this year” when one of my dairy goats died eight days before her kids would have been viable.
i wasn’t gloating.
Anyone that’s been on this forum long knows you weren’t gloating CL. It’s sad.
This is such a difficult topic for me, in a way I'm thinking not all here will understand. So much of my life has been about surviving the extreme inequality and toxicity of this citizenship.
But I'm doing much better these days...I'm not in that place now. What does that mean? Realistically?
I have the rare right and ability to think of a heated issue such as this in moral and ethical terms - not in terms of surviving the US and it's bottom of the barrel metrics for the developed world. I find that it's not easy to contemplate heated issues when there is not a surviving the.US component involved - there almost always has been in the past. I also feel less confident in my takes if there is not a survival component involved.
At least this coming Wednesday I will be in Mexico again - familiar and comfortable turf.
Rob
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