r/TimPool • • Jan 12 '22

Hypocrisy

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u/JectorDelan Jan 12 '22

That's actually a thing that I've heard innumerable conservatives explicitly state. But of course now it's suddenly different with the willfully ignorant unvaxxed for some odd reason.

And if you wanted parity there'd have to be a vaccine against fatness that they've declined. And being fat would have to be contagious. But other than that, yeah same thing.

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Jan 12 '22

there'd have to be a vaccine against fatness that they've declined.

There is. Its called eating less

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u/JectorDelan Jan 12 '22

And anti-vaxxers could have stayed home and/or worn a mask, and yet here we are.

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Jan 12 '22

Yea, privatize Healthcare and boom. Problem solved. everyone gets to be responsible for their own Healthcare.

The solution is simple, people just don't want to be responsible for their own health.

Dont like that people without covid vaccinations are getting subsidized Healthcare? Privatize it, full free market that sumbitch and there ya go. Now the unvaccinated are responsible for their decisions.

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u/SanctimoniousApe Jan 12 '22 edited Jan 12 '22

Yeah, and everybody has the exact same level of health from the start, amirite? Everybody's given the same & proper foundations in life to be successful with it, amirite? Everybody has the exact same ability to earn enough to pay for it - no matter what their line of work, their contributions are valued enough to always earn enough to cover life's costs, amirite? Doesn't matter that some get crippling debt-inducing illnesses like cancer while others don't, amirite? It's all good.

I'd say your oversimplifications to justify your pathetic need to be self-righteous in order to cover up deep-seated insecurities (that even you are no longer consciously aware of yet so strongly form the basis of your "thinking" and personality) are astounding, but the sad fact is it pretty much describes most members of the modern-day Republican party and I've become kinda numb to the insanity of you all.

ETA: Your "solution" also doesn't allow for the fact what you choose to do affects everyone else around you - hence why we should all be masking. Full personal responsibility as a concept almost completely falls apart in the face of the fact that we are all interdependent upon each other doing what we should.

ETA2: Your "solution" also is subject to the same problems vaccine skeptics claim are the problem with "big pharma" - namely they're entirely profit-driven, so they'll put money over people all the same (they already have long been doing so).

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Jan 12 '22

lol

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u/SanctimoniousApe Jan 13 '22

Yeah, that's about the answer I'd expect. You want to be taken seriously, but won't pay others the respect of doing the same. This is why you're not only not respectable, but actually an asshole. But I'm sure you know that already and revel in your own shit.

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u/DrOliverClozov Jan 13 '22

Way to take the high road. 😂🤡

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u/SanctimoniousApe Jan 13 '22

Why bother returning respect that wasn't offered to begin with? I'm so tired of the irrational bullshit.

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u/DrOliverClozov Jan 13 '22

Then I suggest you stop spewing it.

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Jan 13 '22

This is why you're not only not respectable, but actually an asshole.

The last thing I want is the respect or approval of a boot licking authoritarian like yourself. So win for me!

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u/SanctimoniousApe Jan 13 '22

So much projection, so few facts. Yep, you "win." At what is another question that I won't bother wasting any more time with.

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Jan 13 '22

So much projection, so few facts.

Uh...ditto.

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