All I could think of when reading that is that it's more evidence of the "depraved indifference to life" revealed by people's reactions to the plandemic. Abandoning hospital and nursing home patients; "papers, please" demands to get into movie theaters; shrugging at injection deaths; refusing organ transplants to the "unvaccinated"; and defining "fun" as getting shitfaced with the specific intention of causing carnage in the streets: All those things share the common denominator of a hatred of or a frivolous indifference toward life--one's own, primarily, and the lives of others as the inevitable consequence.
I'm regularly shocked at how many shots people in Bangkok have received - five, seven, eight. It must do something, like maybe a full-body numbing that in some way gives them relief, that makes people want to keep going back for more.
I'm now making monthly trips to MBK Center where there's a Japanese store called Dondon Donki that sells natto. Supposedly it clears the spike protein from the body and there's an older person in my Thai extended family who is petrified of ending up like friends who got injected.
The kids stepping into traffic to throw water - it's reckless and more common, but for me it's the nastiness behind the water throwing that is more apparent this year.
All I could think of when reading that is that it's more evidence of the "depraved indifference to life" revealed by people's reactions to the plandemic. Abandoning hospital and nursing home patients; "papers, please" demands to get into movie theaters; shrugging at injection deaths; refusing organ transplants to the "unvaccinated"; and defining "fun" as getting shitfaced with the specific intention of causing carnage in the streets: All those things share the common denominator of a hatred of or a frivolous indifference toward life--one's own, primarily, and the lives of others as the inevitable consequence.
I'm regularly shocked at how many shots people in Bangkok have received - five, seven, eight. It must do something, like maybe a full-body numbing that in some way gives them relief, that makes people want to keep going back for more.
I'm now making monthly trips to MBK Center where there's a Japanese store called Dondon Donki that sells natto. Supposedly it clears the spike protein from the body and there's an older person in my Thai extended family who is petrified of ending up like friends who got injected.
The kids stepping into traffic to throw water - it's reckless and more common, but for me it's the nastiness behind the water throwing that is more apparent this year.