Not upset with you at all, nor do I blame you for wanting to be with your family. Just as I don't blame the many Americans who are prioritizing the immediate needs of their families.

But you are giving yourself the grace and understanding that you have repeatedly refused to give to others.

Call me a cunt, get offended, run with "the only moral excuse is my excuse" narrative all you want. But it would do you some good to realize your reasons to move are not so different from the people you are condemning.

"Of course I have a valid reason for inaction, but what about the 330 million other people? Surely everyone else's lives are disposable?"

I’ll add to what Valmond said.

Not once did you advocate for a violent solution. You’re right, it’s either nothing or an extreme with these people, and excuses at every point.

They have enough to do a national peaceful shutdown. 60% in the urban areas for two weeks, which is hardly enough time to starve or be evicted, and at those numbers after it’s done, it’ll be impossible to replace that many jobs or go through with the evictions.

You’re right. Churchill was right, let them pile on…if they showed this much unity piling on the way they do to the mirror across social networks toward a national shutdown, solving their problems and voting for fucks sake, they’d solve this.

If they turned out to vote at 80-90% all the time, there’d be daylight between them and the current best performing democracies in the world.

You draw a lot of anger here in the thread it seems, but you're correct IMO.

Cheers.