Here’s the big 5 questions you need to keep pushing on normies.
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Who has benefited the most from the lockdowns?
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Has there been any scientific evidence that this was a natural virus?
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Has anyone taken actions against the proven bad faith actors in China who intentionally destroyed evidence of the virus origins?
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Has any research shown that masks are effective against water vapor?
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How many times has the government and media changed the narrative? Remember it was two weeks to flatten the spread a year ago.
I'm not sure leaving a job over a couple crazy coworkers would be the smart thing to do at this point. It's not like these people have any say over me and aren't even on my projects. Just random coworkers. Neither are really the most competent employees of the bunch either. At the moment the most leftism I have to deal with at work is side comments, and overall my job has changed very little over the last year.
I'd have to do a total career change to get any better than I have now, and that would just set back everything else I've tried to build up for resiliency sake just from the pay cut alone.
Oh I'm not just leaving a job... or even just a career.
When my plan is fully completed I'll be a good hundred miles from the nearest Walmart.
They want everything to be delivered to you now, so now it's possible to live nowhere near humans while still not having to bother wildlife. I don't think ((they)) thought things through that well.
I kinda wish things were so easy when the ex and I were trying to buy a hay farm up north, but as it was, we were driving an hour and a half just to get groceries (and in winter, even that could be out of the question.) And no, we didn't kill anything, and I was quite angry when a cow-farming neighbour killed a moose that used to come around- he has cows, these idiots don't need moosemeat. And this was probably the goof who started the Mad Cow shutdown a year later, too, the fuckin' slob. Yes, this was the exact area it started, the cow was probably his, he had bad, gross habits.
That's why if I move into the country I'm not going to try to go up north. It sounds and looks really nice, but I'm from the south and if I'm going to get out of town I think I'd be more successful somewhere I can acclimate immediately. I've been looking at property, at the very least wouldn't mind getting my hands on a good piece of land I can use later.