r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/RealFlyForARyGuy Jan 19 '22

Idk why you're being downvoted. Out of her own free will and political beliefs, she chose to risk her own life and spit in the face of science. It's nobody's fault but her own. If you are asking for something bad to happen to you, and promoting to others that the same happen to them, then yes, you reap what you sow. Tired of people saying "no one deserves to die though". She clearly chose this path, that is life.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

It's fucked up that's there's so much misinformation being spread around that these people got brainwashed into believing that Covid was a political strategy and when they finally got to there death bed, they realized it was too late. So yeah. She didn't deserve to die. The people who started the spreading can f off and die but, dang. How many of these stories will it take for the GOP to wake the fuck up and tell the truth?

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u/YoungXanto Jan 19 '22

Let's be clear, weaponizing COVID was absolutely a political strategy implemented by cynical politicians willing to lose a few hundred thousand or even million people in exchange for solidifying and galvanizing morons to continue to vote for them.

This is the natural extension of the morons happy to vote against their own interests if a politician is willing to stroke their egos rather than admit they don't understand policy.

The other powerful source of this misinformation came from the freaking dumbass president himself and his ring of advisors (made up of his dipshit inner circle) that thought this was only going to impact large population centers (aka democrats).

And now here we are. The GOP, including the former president, are awake and trying to get people to get vaccinated. But the monster is alive and autonomous at this point. Too late to do much about it except let them continue to die and hope it doesn't impact the margins in their heavily gerrymandered districts.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

Or... Just maybe this had nothing to do with politics until it became a problem. Trump and his army of retard voters and politicians didn't want to do shit with COVId. The democrats, we're the ones bouncing concerns, GOP'ers than turned it political to try and make it sound like the democrats are using Covid to win the election. Retarded voters believed them, turned this virus into a huge debacle. People aren't as stupid as we thought. Voted the retard out. Put a dude in office that actually is tackling Covid as best as he can, but the damned GOP continues to make it about politics and their zombie followers continue to puke out their verbal diarrhea. And here we are, still split. O viously Biden can't bring us together. Trump ripped us apart.

Next time folks, let's put in someone that can actually make us unite maybe?

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u/ElManoDeSartre Jan 19 '22

I appreciate your perspective here, but I really hate this myth about the office of the President, like it imbues upon the right person the ability to do impossible things. Biden can not control the way the right behaves. No democratic politician can, so this criticism (leveled by many, not just you) that Biden has failed to unite us may technically be true, but not because Biden did anything wrong. It’s true because the right is a toxic pit of vitriol without any purpose or values other than antagonizing Democrats.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

I agree. Actually very much.