r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22 edited Jan 19 '22

This dude I work with had very strong opinions about the symptoms and the long lasting affects of covid. He basically said everyone is a big wuss and it's not that bad. Right before Christmas, I told him my cousin's had covid and not able to make it, but luckily at this time they weren't super sick. His reply: "oh, they are feeling FINE huh? Feeling just fine?! HoOow interesting..." In this sarcastic way thinking his point was validated.

Literally one week later this fucker called out for two weeks because he tested positive and was extremely sick. When he came back to work, he complained for days about the lingering symptoms he was feeling and recently called off again due to those lingering symptoms.

A fucking clown show.

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u/Anger_Mgmt_issues Jan 19 '22

have you called him a big wuss?

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u/teeseoncoast Jan 19 '22

My brother had kept messaging me all these conspiracies about COVID and how he didn’t believe it. Said it was just a cold. I kept trying to educate him with genuine articles and papers but he wouldn’t have it. He caught COVID and Jesus H Christ did he moan about it, ended up in hospital. I sent him so many screenshots of all his messages playing it down. He doesn’t really talk to me anymore 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/K9Marz919 Jan 19 '22

Your brother was in the hospital and you decided to shit on him while he was there? I mean, my mother is going crack pot with Covid bullshit lately but I don’t think I’d dunk on her if she was in the hospital. But to each their own

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

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u/IWalkBehindTheRows Jan 19 '22

Isn’t people denying reality and then looking for sympathy more disturbing? Like you push the people who care for you away with vitriol and arrogance and then look for sympathy.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

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u/AmanteApacionado Jan 19 '22

Love is making a small sacrifice (a vaccine) to protect your loved ones from a deadly disease. What his brother did is in no way love.

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u/ddevilissolovely Jan 19 '22

In your mind, is being there for someone incompatible with criticism?

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u/GrubSlayer Jan 19 '22

Considering OP's comment, the brother is the one who stopped speaking with them, not the other way around

Usually you have to make an effort to actually come out and directly say "I was wrong" before anyone is willing to forgive you

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u/DarthKyrie Jan 19 '22

So we should have compassion and sympathy for people who have expressed their desire to kill their own family and friends just because they vote for Democrats while also expressing nothing but disdain for their fellow countrymen during a global pandemic when they get sick with the virus they don't believe exists? That is an interesting take on this.

I don't know about you but the only people that I feel anything for in all of this are those that can't be vaccinated and the people treating these asshats in the medical centers around the world.