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Barbara Humphrey's avatar

I, too, try not to hate but sometimes I just have to hate. I lost a partner indirectly to COVID. We were in Mexico, I came back to be with a 5 year old granddaughter during lockdown so her parents could work. I never saw him alive again. He died of a heart attack that, had I been with him, seeing his health deteriorating, perhaps I could have urged him to seek the medical care he needed. It is all speculation now, but I cry for all of us who lost people, community, education, contact, mental health and so much more because of the lies of COVID. A part of me hates the liars like Fauci and big pharma.

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Mrs.Nomero's avatar

Your words resonate with me. I hate the people I love the most: my family and my union brothers and sisters. The sad reality is that most of them would have turned in Anne Frank if she had refused the jabbywockie, even if she was family.

I ridicule them now. I’ll post an image of grandparents and grandchildren separated by a glass door or window, not allowed to hug because of a virus with a 99% survival rate next to an image of a child putting dollar bills in a drag queen’s thong. Because being “inclusive” and “woke” apparently protects you from the virus.

They call me conspiracy theorist, trumper (even though I never voted for the orange man), right-winger, etc... Funny thing is that while they were home watching Netflix, I was working 70+ hours a week because I was essential. I’ll never forget how many of us went from hero to zero in a blink of an eye, how we were denied food, employment, medical treatment, not allowed to attend funerals for loved ones... even Make a Wish Foundation denied dying children their last wish.

Stay angry. Never forget.

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