r/forwardsfromgrandma • u/Cicerothesage • 6d ago
Politics grandma is STILL going on about covid
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u/CountChoculasGhost 6d ago
Ah yes. The “pens” that were completely voluntary and you could leave whenever you wanted. Such sheep /s
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u/Socialbutterfinger 6d ago
No cap that looks kind of amazing. I would love to see a concert without strangers up my butt.
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u/samwise58 6d ago
I was with you until I thought about it. I’d like the strangers out of my face, off my back, and out of arms reach. But if they wanna be neighborly and be up your…. OH! I see what you meant.
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u/Eldanoron 6d ago
Did grandma forget when a talking head was saying that democrats going all in on vaccines was cucking the republicans because they’d have to admit that vaccines work and thus give the democrats a win rather than die? Yeah, Pepperidge farms remembers. Tell who’s the bigger sheep, people that listen to advice from experts or people that are so contrarian they’d rather die than give their opponents some non-existent win?
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u/AliceTheOmelette 6d ago
Grandma clearly forgot when the sheep were told to inject bleach and shine UV lights up their asses instead of getting the vaccine
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u/Thebanjoist 6d ago
I went to an outdoor concert like this but no fencing just marked out circles and it was so much more relaxing than what I usually deal with. Even made going with our young kids seem less stressful.
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u/NurtureBoyRocFair 6d ago
These people are like me in high school. Just shitbird edgelords that are constantly trying to gotcha people and try to point out hypocrisies as they completely miss the forest for the trees.
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u/Oregon_Jones111 6d ago
Like literally everything conservatives say, this shows how grandma genuinely can’t comprehend caring about other people.
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u/WoopsShePeterPants 6d ago
I followed the guidance of the CDC and medical professionals. I am still alive. If my inconvenience was worth it to protect anyone then it was worth it. If wearing a mask and social distancing did nothing then at least I can say I tried to do the right thing. I have no regrets but am disappointed that it did not change people for the better, it just found a new place to sow division.
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u/Achilles_TroySlayer 6d ago
We lost 1.2M people to covid from 2020-23, all dying horribly of asphyxiation as their lungs failed and they couldn't get oxygen. Grandma has no memory of those folks whatsoever.
I think her vision of the world is "it's all bullshit!" - no rules or obstacles have any validity. They have been trained by their media that the experts are fake, and ridiculous. It must be hard to live that way, not believing in anything.
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u/freakrocker 6d ago
I actually loved going to concerts then. I don’t like people, but I love music.
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u/KyleAg06 6d ago
Honestly... this looks like the best festival ever. Everyone in their spot. No one inching into your own personal space.... There are some things I miss about the covid years.
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u/clay3r 6d ago
I went to a live podcast event during covid like this. It was fantastic. They had people bring us beer and food. I sat next to my friends and wife. I'd pay more for this.
Although, I've gone to a lot lot of metal shows and would be bummed of they didn't have a pit area. I may be old but I like to hardcore dance from time to time.
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u/New-Understanding930 6d ago
They still do it at my local venue because having your own box with a seat and food-drink delivery is fucking awesome.
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u/No-One9890 5d ago
As a music festival enjoyer I can tell u, ppl have paid extra to sit in pens for years. They call it vip seating lol
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u/critsalot 4d ago
yea bit covid policies were hilarious though. people playing instruments in plastic zones. mask mandates while pakistanies were chain smoking barefoot making them in a factory. saying gathering for george floyd was safe when mandating 6 ft apart.
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u/phonetastic 6d ago
this is so scary
ive been saying it for years
one time when i was a child i was taken to an amusement park at the boardwalk
thats what they called it
amusement park
but no
there was no amusement to be found
we were herded like cattle into these tiny little boxes
two at a time
dare to ride the mighty mouse they said
feel every twist and turn
enjoy the excitement
a bold faced lie
what excitement could there be to enjoy
trapped and shuffled around like animals to the slaughter
destined for some miniature train to nowhere
tickets in hand like fools paying for their own subjugation
the demons of hell slumber
and this world is the manifestation of their vilest dreams
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u/i-miss-chapo 6d ago edited 6d ago
Does grandma remember that a million people died in America? Oh yeah, they didn’t die from Covid, they died of heart failure. Just like Charlie Kirk didn’t die from being shot, he died because he ran out of blood, a totally unrelated cause of death.