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Old 05-13-2021, 06:36 AM
 
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"Tangible symbol" yep, it's a symbol, it's a symbol for your own head, necessary if you're immune? NO





And yes, most rational people do care about themselves, probably first. So what? Yes, I agree that I care more about my family and myself than complete strangers and shoppers in Publix or at the Mall or strollers on the beach or on the sidewalk. It's called self-preservation and freedom.


That's why I too like "Tangible symbols", such as The Stars and Stripes and my Star of David.


To each his own.
You keep saying you are immune how are people supposed to know that? Even if you wore an "I am immune" tshirt, why would anyone believe you? All the talk about fake immunization cards, narrative warfare about how to combat preventive measures like "tell them hippa", if you went through the effort to wear something that identifies you as immune chances are you are a bad faith actor that woudl be my assesment. I am fully vaccinated, I wear a mask inside and outside when I forget to take it off. Its not a big deal it makes some people more comfortable, I strive to not look at things from a game theoretic perspective all the time that makes for a crappy world, one that i would not like for my kids.
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Old 05-13-2021, 06:41 AM
 
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Tampa City has turned more blue recently. Southwest Florida is full of Republicans. Some of it is politics and common sense.
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Old 05-13-2021, 10:31 AM
 
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The salient point I guess, s that I don't CARE what people *think* or their "assessments". I know my own condition. People think what they will think.


People supposed "to know" their own business and choices....just like me ! My job is never to convince you or other folks, lol Perhaps you were kidding?
Jesus, guy. So in your mind, your actions dont affect anyone else, no one is aware of what other people are doing. We dont model behavior, we dont make judgements and react accordingly? I dont even know where to start, most people just intuit this I guess some Girard or introductory reading on mimetic theory may help you may be you can find a Prager U video to explain to you.
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