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ATTN Swine Flu Panickers:
STOP. Panicking over a generalized, non-imminent is less than useless. It's ridiculous, counter productive, and only leads to a bad situation becoming much worse.
Also, the first person to cast aspersions on 'those people' will be first against the wall. FYI.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to block out the thundering idiocy of the human race for a few, while I finish this damn book, and write a presentation.
Also, the first person to cast aspersions on 'those people' will be first against the wall. FYI.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to block out the thundering idiocy of the human race for a few, while I finish this damn book, and write a presentation.
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I hate the information age, it seems to spread panic.
Presentation has a lot to do with it. So much 'news' is really fear-mongering.
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And I started it all. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAH
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Soon, we will be able to take over the southwest again! The cops will be sick and WE WILL TAKE OVER!
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA
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If people really want a terrifying potential pandemic to panic over, they ought to goolge antibiotic-resistant tuberculosis (or, preferably, not google it). Blaming the communists for being a threat to civilization as we know it instead of Mexico might not be quite as much fun, but hey, at least there's still a country they can accusingly point fingers at and warn people not to visit.
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I actually think that people do want something, not necessarily a pandemic, but a phenomenon to panic over. Mass panic is a great way to define and redefine boundaries. It's disruptive. Kind of a radical, cathartic defense of the established order.
I need to think on this...
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