I think you see where I was going with my comment. 👍🤓👍
On a separate note, Jeff, I spent the last >30 years recognizing, preparing for, and dealing with threats, all on your taxpayer dime...thanks by the way! It is not my fear upon which I extrapolate.
Fair enough, but how many of these threats have actually come to pass?
I appreciate your perspective and agree we must always be on guard, but planning for something does not make it a reality. Not only that, I would argue your professional experience gave you an exaggerated sense of the likelihood of occurrence.
As a personal example, I had cancer a few years back (free from it now praise God). My oncologist, who is a great guy and we got to be pretty friendly, confided in me that he's scared to death of getting cancer as that's all he sees every day. That's the reason we don't let oncologists set environmental policy as they would ban everything remotely connected to cancer and society would ground to a halt. They have a distorted sense of reality from their professional experience.
As I said I appreciate your perspective but the vaxxed have not turned into brownshirts rounding people up. We can theorize about it until the cows come home but it has not happened.
"Study finds that 27% of Canadians support jail time for the unvaccinated". It is probably a good thing that I don't know who those 27% are, but it change my perspective of Canadians completely.
I also have no problem with the word "purebloods", or can we call the vaccinated "transhumans"?
I think you see where I was going with my comment. 👍🤓👍
On a separate note, Jeff, I spent the last >30 years recognizing, preparing for, and dealing with threats, all on your taxpayer dime...thanks by the way! It is not my fear upon which I extrapolate.
Fair enough, but how many of these threats have actually come to pass?
I appreciate your perspective and agree we must always be on guard, but planning for something does not make it a reality. Not only that, I would argue your professional experience gave you an exaggerated sense of the likelihood of occurrence.
As a personal example, I had cancer a few years back (free from it now praise God). My oncologist, who is a great guy and we got to be pretty friendly, confided in me that he's scared to death of getting cancer as that's all he sees every day. That's the reason we don't let oncologists set environmental policy as they would ban everything remotely connected to cancer and society would ground to a halt. They have a distorted sense of reality from their professional experience.
As I said I appreciate your perspective but the vaxxed have not turned into brownshirts rounding people up. We can theorize about it until the cows come home but it has not happened.
"Study finds that 27% of Canadians support jail time for the unvaccinated". It is probably a good thing that I don't know who those 27% are, but it change my perspective of Canadians completely.
I also have no problem with the word "purebloods", or can we call the vaccinated "transhumans"?