Things that made you Facepalm today (Political Version)

[time4fun]

I'm sorry you decided a vaccination wasn't worth being able to goodbye to your grandpa and being with him in person in his time of need. I'm sure he was grateful you went out of your way to call him once a week that small sacrifice is meaningful.

I always advise to lead with empathy when someone tells you about their deep and personal pain.

[Methais]

I'm sorry you decided a vaccination wasn't worth being able to goodbye to your grandpa and being with him in person in his time of need. I'm sure he was grateful you went out of your way to call him once a week that small sacrifice is meaningful.

Hey retard, did you miss this part, which was literally the 3rd sentence in the post you quoted before deciding to showcase that you're just as much of a piece of shit as you are stupid as fuck?

Here, since you'll be too stupid to find it on your own:

Lockdowns kept me from visiting my 97 year old, WWII vet, grandpa. We were planning on driving out to see him and other family that Christmas (after the lockdowns were supposed to end), but the care facility kept everyone in lockdown there for the next 12 months or so. Even after the bullshit shots came out you weren't allowed to visit, even if you got them.

Dumbass. You should kill yourself. In real life. Fatally.

[Suppressed Poet]

I'm sorry you decided a vaccination wasn't worth being able to goodbye to your grandpa and being with him in person in his time of need. I'm sure he was grateful you went out of your way to call him once a week that small sacrifice is meaningful.

Learn how to fucking read.

Gahdangit it Seran. You’ve been on a roll of being somewhat normal, pleasant, and even at one post had something empathetic & intelligent to share. Why do you always fuck it up?

[Suppressed Poet]

I am SO sorry about your grandfather. We weren't able to say goodbye to my Dad either during the lockdown. I had to send a text for his wife to read to him in hospice because he couldn't speak or see. I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

I really hope you and your family have found a way to say goodbye in your own way, and I hope you never have to go through anything like that again.

My sincerest sympathies as well.

Wow…so 3 people now on this tiny little dying forum spoke of an experience not getting to be there for a dying family member. Covid lockdowns sucked. I refuse to ever go back to that situation again.

[time4fun]

My sincerest sympathies as well.

Wow…so 3 people now on this tiny little dying forum spoke of an experience not getting to be there for a dying family member. Covid lockdowns sucked. I refuse to ever go back to that situation again.

Thank you.

But my dad died from COVID. Systemic organ failure, which is why he was blind and unable to speak at the end. It was a slow and horrible death I wouldn't wish on anyone.

I don't presume to speak for anyone else, and my family's situation was very different from Drumpel's, but lockdowns aren't what killed my dad or left us heartbroken. COVID did that. And I don't begrudge the lockdowns at all because I didn't want more people going through what my dad and my family went through.

The whole thing was just so pointless and totally preventable.

[Solkern]

Sorry for everyone’s losses during Covid, it was a very difficult time.

[Parkbandit]

The whole thing was just so pointless and totally preventable.

How, specifically, was covid-19 "totally preventable"?

[Seizer]

I'm sorry you decided a vaccination wasn't worth being able to goodbye to your grandpa and being with him in person in his time of need. I'm sure he was grateful you went out of your way to call him once a week that small sacrifice is meaningful.

God damn you really are an ignoramus. Not only what others said about you but Drumpel also stated they were only allowing his grandfather’s children. His dad got the vax so he could see his father. So how stupid must you be to think a grandchild is an actual child. Go get an education Seranliana.

[Seran]

I always advise to lead with empathy when someone tells you about their deep and personal pain.

No, I don't think I will observe empathy for someone who uses the terminal illness or death of a loved one as camouflage to attack social distancing policies that saved millions from illness and death. Particularly in an old folks home or hospice where the most susceptible to severe illness were being protected.

Imagine fighting in World War II and receiving dozens of inoculations, amphetamines, being in combat or possibly even wounded to protect the world from Nazi aligned aggressors, just so two generations later someone can proudly use your name to bemoan having to get a covid-19 vaccination. Lame.

[Parkbandit]

No, I don't think I will observe empathy for someone who uses the terminal illness or death of a loved one as camouflage to attack social distancing policies that saved millions from illness and death. Particularly in an old folks home or hospice where the most susceptible to severe illness were being protected.

Love the stat... "We saved MILLIONS!"

Also: Why did Democrat governors house covid patients in "old folks homes" during the heights of the pandemic.. if we knew well before, that the MOST vulnerable were the elderly?

Imagine fighting in World War II and receiving dozens of inoculations, amphetamines, being in combat or possibly even wounded to protect the world from Nazi aligned aggressors, just so two generations later someone can proudly use your name to bemoan having to get a covid-19 vaccination. Lame.

You were a piece of shit in your comment. Even the past Retard Champion said you were.