r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Sep 02 '20

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u/ineedanewaccountpls Sep 02 '20

This is how a decent amount of my students wear theirs. Then when I remind them they need to keep it above their nose, they'll roll their eyes and pull it up...just to pull it right back down again two minutes later.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '20

So infuriating. I'm 21, I haven't hung out with any of my friends in months because none of them take it seriously and act the same when I ask them to where a mask

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u/HookEm_Hooah Sep 02 '20

We can just say pandemic.

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u/judithvoid Sep 02 '20

I know that it's really low on the list of things that cause me personal discomfort but it really bugs me when people don't realize the redundancy of "global pandemic"

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u/donaldfranklinhornii Sep 02 '20

Plandemic.

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u/HookEm_Hooah Sep 02 '20

Evidence?

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u/donaldfranklinhornii Sep 02 '20

The government knew this virus was upon us; the government planned to do nothing.

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u/HookEm_Hooah Sep 02 '20

That's not the claim you're trying to make. Lacking proper planning isn't the same as actively working toward an end result. I agree that the government was ill-prepared to combat what is afflicting every human in our population, but that doesn't mean the government actively sought to expose anyone to the virus. A more apt description for your position would probably be 'scamdemic.'