Political rants

You quitting your job has nothing to do with a looming threat of instability. Because it isnt the only option. Many have decided to quit their jobs and became successful same with college. It no longer is a choice when you HAVE to. If you HAVE to stay in your job or become homeless then it isnt a choice. Because the other option you have deemed something you dont want. But if you quit knowing you can be homeless and dont mind, that is a choice.

your agreeing with me, arent you? that not all choices are choices? and yes, it is because of that lol thats why people work, because they need the money to pay for rent and food idk if your trying to refer to niche cases like people with rich parents, but thats the outlier, the vast, vast majority of americans work paycheck to paycheck and cant quit their job without having to worry about if they can make next months rent it isnt even about "HAVING" to, its about there being a threat behind one of the options. and the possibility of homelessness or the stress of penny pinching is indeed a deterrent why do you think people work shit jobs? because they have to or they cant eat. there is no other (reasonable) option.

But you dont tho you dont have to work in the typical society you can literally live in the woods and survive off bugs. Or just be homeless and beg for money. Just most people CHOOSE not to. See what im saying. It is a choice. While choosing to quit because you dont want the covid vaccine is technically your choice you were forced to do it. Its like abortion being illegal. If you use a coat hanger to abort your baby because its illegal to go to the clinic that was your chouce to abort but you were forced to use a hanger because its illegal

Just like people are forced to be around those who are unvaccinated. Ahhh... To go back to a time when they used to literally quarantine you if you had TB, amongst many other things and there was even an entire island dedicated to that in NY. Now THAT'S being forced. Damned if ya do and damned if ya don't. I do agree that forcing a person to get a vaccine is a violation of rights. However, I also think they're causing a bigger issue by not helping to prevent bigger issues, from getting covid. You're putting people in danger by not getting vaccinated, too. Then there's the argument of "We don't know all of the side effects down the road from the vaccine.". Short term? Less likely to have major complications , clog up hospitals and potentially slow down the spread/ variants. Long term? Nothing wide spread, like covid, yet.

so again we go back to my initial point where does choice become coercion is telling someone they can just eat bugs in the forest really a reasonable choice to offer them? if i gave you a choice of eating a rusty nail or eating a piece of broccoli, was there really a choice? can i say you had options? or was broccoli the only reasonable decision?

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Despite my view on gavin newsome, i dont think i actually like larry elder. He strikes me as the same sort of corrupt politician. Just the way he carries himself. Im sure he is 10x better than newsome but i dont actually like him https://youtu.be/kz0Cl7HHTrE