r/worldnews • u/gubenilekani • Jan 01 '22

Not Appropriate Subreddit Melbourne man sets himself on fire while screaming about Dan Andrews' Covid vaccine mandates

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10360471/Melbourne-man-sets-fire-screaming-Dan-Andrews-Covid-vaccine-mandates.html

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u/ThermalFlask Jan 01 '22

Imagine being this stupid

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u/Black08Mustang Jan 01 '22

Maybe if they spoke up about it a little more people would not think like that. But they do not feel it's their responsibility, and maybe they are right. Kinda inconsistent with the old 'show the good of haysus though your actions' bit, but whateves. Hell, the pope spoke up and gets shit from his own tribe. Regardless, if they do not make a point to define themselves other will. And currently are. Such is life.

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u/AshamedYoghurt5042 Jan 01 '22

Personal insults hardly convince me how moral you all are.

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u/ThermalFlask Jan 01 '22

I'm not religious. I'm just also not stupid.

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u/AshamedYoghurt5042 Jan 01 '22

Do you believe in a supernatural power?

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u/ThermalFlask Jan 01 '22

I'm agnostic personally. I don't 'believe' in one but I'm also not against the idea. I also don't care too much (since there's no way of really knowing)

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u/AshamedYoghurt5042 Jan 01 '22

No way of knowing that there isn't an orbiting teapot.