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Complaint Thread

For anyone that wants a place to express their frustration...here ya go.

 

Whoever got to TRU a minute before me when it opened and bought 6 of the 7 VC's and left me with the dented one. Arg!!!

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Again the conditioning has made people paranoid. If most of you trusted the CDC before the latest recommendations then why the sudden distrust?

27 minutes ago, $20 on joe vs dan said:

Covid and its scale is NOTHING like anything in the past and it's pretty arrogant to think we can predict what will LIKELY or UNLIKELY happen. 

Watch out the sky is falling chicken little.  

Our family got Covid last October when the outbreaks were at the worst levels. We believe we got it from my son who just returned to in person learning.  He wore a mask and was socially distanced at school. I had a mild fever for a week. Worked through it. Life goes on. Most of us have been sheltered by working from home. I believe that is part of the paranoia I’m seeing here. The fear of the unknown. The threat of others. It’s a simple primal fear. 

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Or maybe the primal fear is the 500,000+ people that died from it in the US.

18 minutes ago, lazuli16 said:

Or maybe the primal fear is the 500,000+ people that died from it in the US.

Most were elderly people with pre existing health issues. Basically you could have cancer but if you tested positive then you died of covid. My grandfather smoked filterless Lucky’s for over 60 years of his life. His lungs were soiled. He died from pneumonia. But we all know his life ended earlier than it should have due to smoking.

My son exhibited no symptoms from covid (tested positive) but years earlier he was in the hospital with pneumonia. From my experience pneumonia is much more dangerous than covid and there are over 3 million cases a year. Now I know covid can potentially cause pneumonia But never has there been such hysteria over a cold or flu virus. 

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47 minutes ago, Mathew said:

Again the conditioning has made people paranoid. If most of you trusted the CDC before the latest recommendations then why the sudden distrust?

Nothing to do w/ the science...I think it's two groups:

Trust people

Don't trust people

Honestly I think pre-Covid I would say, i was in the first group, but now I am squarely within the group that don't trust people.  A lot of it is conditioning as you mentioned as my news consumption went up exponentially since COvid and the headlines tend to mostly report the worst in people.

Michigan just lifted its mask mandate starting tomorrow for outdoors and for those vaccinated,  indoors. As with Walmart, how one can verify this, is still up in the air.. 
Everyone tells the truth, just ask them. :-)

Yay LEGO!

is that your new Motto.. lol 
Yep; when I reinstalled this, I had a signature of what my phone is, and yay Lego is much better.

Yay LEGO!

1 minute ago, redghostx said:

Yep; when I reinstalled this, I had a signature of what my phone is, and yay Lego is much better.

Yay LEGO!
 

I for one love the way it punctuates whatever you are saying.

5 hours ago, Darth_Raichu said:

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Wearing a mask as a grownup is merely an inconvenience but the kid in me thought wearing a mask made me look like a train robber.

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3 minutes ago, exciter1 said:

It's been this way at my Wal-Marts for the entire pandemic.   I'll just wear a mask, no changes here.

You are already rubbing them clean with your clearance deals . 

Just now, Bold-Arrow said:

You are already rubbing them clean with your clearance deals . 

Clean is not the word I'd use.

Virginia is lifting it's mask mandate tonight at midnight. I will definitely be making a trip to Walmart tomorrow maskless just because I finally can.

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I'm kinda sick of seeing grown adults reduced to infantile meme arguments all over the internet.
Come to think of it, I'm sick of the internet and all people.

2 hours ago, KvHulk said:

I'm kinda sick of seeing grown adults reduced to infantile meme arguments all over the internet.
Come to think of it, I'm sick of the internet and all people.

Blog #7

I'm kinda sick of seeing grown adults reduced to infantile meme arguments all over the internet.
Come to think of it, I'm sick of the internet and all people.

I don’t think I’ve ever agreed with a comment more.


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2 hours ago, KvHulk said:

I'm kinda sick of seeing grown adults reduced to infantile meme arguments all over the internet.
Come to think of it, I'm sick of the internet and all people.

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All this mask less fun finally and concerts back and I cannot partake.  Got hit with some undiagnosable virus / auto immune disease April 1st that dropped my cd4 scores to those of someone with aids (sub 200's).   Now forced to double mask if I do want to venture out.   Down to a few options to figure out what it is.  If not just have to live with not knowing and hope immune system comes back up.  Been a wild 6 weeks.  3 trips to ER. 11 days in hospital and 180k in tests to come up with not a single positive diagnosis and be told I'm healthy and fit other than being immunocompromised from what my body has been fighting.  

14 minutes ago, ravenb99 said:

All this mask less fun finally and concerts back and I cannot partake.  Got hit with some undiagnosable virus / auto immune disease April 1st that dropped my cd4 scores to those of someone with aids (sub 200's).   Now forced to double mask if I do want to venture out.   Down to a few options to figure out what it is.  If not just have to live with not knowing and hope immune system comes back up.  Been a wild 6 weeks.  3 trips to ER. 11 days in hospital and 180k in tests to come up with not a single positive diagnosis and be told I'm healthy and fit other than being immunocompromised from what my body has been fighting.  

Get well buddy 😘

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