Beyond the obvious irony, I like how a certain subset of people act like we live in a world where the worst thing someone can do is say or write something they disagree with. In such a world, we must defund the actual police and activate the Twitter police. I'd hate for Bourla to meet with a REAL criminal in a back alley. (And I don't me…
Beyond the obvious irony, I like how a certain subset of people act like we live in a world where the worst thing someone can do is say or write something they disagree with. In such a world, we must defund the actual police and activate the Twitter police. I'd hate for Bourla to meet with a REAL criminal in a back alley. (And I don't mean someone who says, "Sir, I think your vaccine may need tweaking. It appears to be neither safe nor particularly effective.")
*yes, I may have reversed "like" and "hate" in the prior paragraph.
(as a final aside, I am beginning to realize the merit of such schoolyard retorts "I know you are but what am I?" and "Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me." Someone needs to school Bourla.)
Beyond the obvious irony, I like how a certain subset of people act like we live in a world where the worst thing someone can do is say or write something they disagree with. In such a world, we must defund the actual police and activate the Twitter police. I'd hate for Bourla to meet with a REAL criminal in a back alley. (And I don't mean someone who says, "Sir, I think your vaccine may need tweaking. It appears to be neither safe nor particularly effective.")
*yes, I may have reversed "like" and "hate" in the prior paragraph.
(as a final aside, I am beginning to realize the merit of such schoolyard retorts "I know you are but what am I?" and "Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me." Someone needs to school Bourla.)
-a criminal