Look, it's complicated, but Beanieman talks about the jobs report that came out, the effect vaccine mandates have had on the US economy, nursing shortages, shortages of goods, and other entirely self-inflicted disasters related to the Great Coof of '19.
Pool's video description:
Biden DEFENDS Mass Terminations Over Vax Mandates Amid CATASTROPHIC Jobs Report And Economic Crisis. Amind a nursing shortage, EMS shortages, dispatcher shortages, truckers, labor in general, food, rising gas prices, Joe Biden has the nerve to defend the losses of even more jobs.
Democrats remain oblivious to the disaster unfolding as the jobs report is a catastrophe and vaccine mandates are only making things worse
Republicans are no better, sitting by and doing literally nothing as the crisis worsens.
Your first paragraph makes me sad. I'm a new mother with two exquisite little babies under 2 years old. Who cares what the trashbags at the top do? Please don't let them take away your ability to see and enjoy innocence and beauty.
Its an attitude that gets on my nerves as well. A few days ago I posed a video from a historian outline his view of trends for the 21st century going by actual data and historical trends (rather than just taking 1 point and running it unchanging for 100 years), where he outline that the 2020's and 2030's will be outlined by instability (especially in the 3rd world), but we will end the century in a much better place.
All I got was people saying "No, hes wrong. We are all screwed. Its all over but the crying. No, I am not going to acknowledge his data. I just want to be a doomer."
I think there are a lot of people on the internet who have been staring into the abyss for too long and have started to let it get to them, and maybe what they need to do is take some time off and go do something different. Because whenever I go outside, the world is not nearly as dystopian as the internet makes it look. (then again, I live in a small town in a rural state)
it's so obvious that there are large groups of people who are constantly trying their hardest to bring it all down.
And you know with the people at the top actually making decisions it's just pure malice guiding them. I just find it hard to believe you can't get to those levers of power without the capacity to understand it's much harder to build something up than to tear it down, and they are actively going about with the latter.
Look, it's complicated, but Beanieman talks about the jobs report that came out, the effect vaccine mandates have had on the US economy, nursing shortages, shortages of goods, and other entirely self-inflicted disasters related to the Great Coof of '19.
Pool's video description:
Your first paragraph makes me sad. I'm a new mother with two exquisite little babies under 2 years old. Who cares what the trashbags at the top do? Please don't let them take away your ability to see and enjoy innocence and beauty.
Its an attitude that gets on my nerves as well. A few days ago I posed a video from a historian outline his view of trends for the 21st century going by actual data and historical trends (rather than just taking 1 point and running it unchanging for 100 years), where he outline that the 2020's and 2030's will be outlined by instability (especially in the 3rd world), but we will end the century in a much better place.
All I got was people saying "No, hes wrong. We are all screwed. Its all over but the crying. No, I am not going to acknowledge his data. I just want to be a doomer."
I think there are a lot of people on the internet who have been staring into the abyss for too long and have started to let it get to them, and maybe what they need to do is take some time off and go do something different. Because whenever I go outside, the world is not nearly as dystopian as the internet makes it look. (then again, I live in a small town in a rural state)
And you know with the people at the top actually making decisions it's just pure malice guiding them. I just find it hard to believe you can't get to those levers of power without the capacity to understand it's much harder to build something up than to tear it down, and they are actively going about with the latter.