[teejers1]

So teejers has been on my ignore list and it's unsurprising that he would say I'm "reveling" in her misfortune when I'm obviously sad and frustrated by the whole situation.  Anyone who actually has cared for patients and taken the oath should always be wishing for best outcomes regardless of their viewpoint or even animosity.  And that's a hard perspective to shelve.

Yes, your initial post - the one I responded to, btw - was "obviously" full of "sad[ness]" or sorrow.  

You know, your post which:

(i) said "Between the election fraud cult and the COVID-19 ignorance continued to be shown by a far % of the population, I'm yet another disillusioned American about our democracy.  Not that I think there was election fraud - I just think democracy doesn't work when such a large % of the population is so stupid, and the stupidity can be amplified by an electoral college."  

and then 

(ii) pulled deleted tweets from a random woman with the commentary that the two tweets "are a graphic demonstration of how dumb this country can be."

For good measure, you then (sarcastically, I presume) said her religion must be one that cannot be practiced in isolation, and then added for good measure a "selfish" blast (or "dumb redux") by nothing that she obviously was not "considering her husband's pre-existing condition."

Yep, that commentary has "sad" written all over it.  My bad.

P.S.  I'll give you frustrated.  But newsflash:  you're not the only one frustrated by what's going on these days.

P.P.S. I'll also repeat my admiration for those who "took the oath" and medically serve their communities - especially those on front lines of Covid wars.  Getting into "astronaut suits" every day and seeing the damage done (some/much of it avoidable) must be difficult.

[teejers1]

So teejers has been on my ignore list and it's unsurprising that he would say I'm "reveling" in her misfortune when I'm obviously sad and frustrated by the whole situation.  Anyone who actually has cared for patients and taken the oath should always be wishing for best outcomes regardless of their viewpoint or even animosity.  And that's a hard perspective to shelve.

Yes, your initial post - the one I responded to, btw - was "obviously" full of "sad[ness]" or sorrow.  

You know, your post which:

(i) said "Between the election fraud cult and the COVID-19 ignorance continued to be shown by a far % of the population, I'm yet another disillusioned American about our democracy.  Not that I think there was election fraud - I just think democracy doesn't work when such a large % of the population is so stupid, and the stupidity can be amplified by an electoral college."  

and then 

(ii) pulled deleted tweets from a random woman with the commentary that the two tweets "are a graphic demonstration of how dumb this country can be."

For good measure, you then (sarcastically, I presume) said her religion must be one that cannot be practiced in isolation, and then added for good measure a "selfish" blast (or "dumb redux") by nothing that she obviously was not "considering her husband's pre-existing condition."

Yep, that commentary has "sad" written all over it.  My bad.

P.S.  I'll give you frustrated.  But newsflash:  you're not the only one frustrated by what's going on these days.

P.P.S. I'll also repeat my admiration for those who "took the oath" and medically serve their communities - especially those on front lines of Covid wars.  Getting into "astronaut suits" every day and seeing the damage done (some/much of it avoidable) must be difficult.