we live in a ceaseless hell from which the only escape is a degree of mutual collaboration that seems ever more unimaginable
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- it/its they/them (collectively)
I am an open book to the inquisitive, im reasonable and will answer any question, regardless of how forward or strange. Im a non-human non-person eldritch entity with strange values, strange priorities, and strange interests. I respond to Nox.
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We are Noxulous, Dark Algorithm, Evil and Sanguinarium Vitae Seraph of the indominable (all it/its)
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30 year old nonhuman, masculine nullgender, tentatively bi with a heavy female/femme lean. Poly.
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in reply to @nex3's post:
the thing that bothers me the most is, early on, there were signs we MIGHT actually do so.
and then... fuck.
it's really depressing watching people who are hard left and even activist just concede here.
it feels like a no brainer; minor inconveniences (relative) to the individual which yield outsized benefit to society are obvious wins we should all be down with. it's the pay for social services argument, it's the single payer healthcare argument, it's the public infrastructure and transit argument. so why the fuck are you going to the grocery store without a mask on and risking others? long covid fucking sucks. most people don't have a choice about needing to get groceries, there's no real opt out there for a lot of people.
No one in my city masks anymore but my household... People look at us weird... We dont understand
I work in public health and at one meeting we had in 2020 some asked why I looked so glum. It was because I had realized we had all the tools we'd need to beat this, but we refused to use them, and humanity as a whole had disappointed me profoundly and fundamentally.