/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>except that those of us that got it did our research and understand how it works. it's much safer than a traditional weekend virus vaccine. how it works is pretty cool.

>ban wojak faggots

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>Believe it. People suck

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>Calling them radical individualists isn't really accurate, if they were then they would recognize things like other peoples' right to avoid association with their dumb asses in public unless they're willing to take basic precautions to avoid showering every person in their immediate vicinity with their microbes. They'd also understand that business owners have the right to tell them to fuck off if they're unwilling to wear a fucking mask for 10 minutes and learn how to cover both their mouth and nose at the same time.
>They're radical contrarians whose only purpose is to butt heads with anyone they see as opposing them politically. If you told them Fauci advises that Americans avoid drinking bleach to protect against COVID there'd be an immediate shortage of clorox in stores.
>I'm personally against things like government mandates for masks, mandatory lockdowns, etc., but that's because I think businesses and people are perfectly capable of taking the information given to them and using that to decide what reasonable precautions to take.
>If a store has a sign up saying masks are required for entry and some dumb fuck with a confederate flag tattoo decides to ignore it because "muh freedumbs" then he fundamentally misunderstands what good actual rights are and should be treated as trespassing on private property. The fact that people see things like that and see it as evidence that individualism is the problem shows that there's a problem with people not knowing the difference between individualism and just being an asshole, from both sides of the argument.

>why are readers of this forum apologizing OP? Seems to me that China should be the one that should be apologizing.
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>>What do you think /ck/? As covid hits harder more food hotspots get whacked which means no more yummy tacos or cool places to eat.
>Duh. Why are you eating out right now, fool?
>Street food will eventually come back. The only loss of culture would be if everyone literally died and forgot how to make the things they liked. It's pretty unlikely that culture will be lost forever.
>Certain restaurants of international acclaim, or long standing history, could close and never reopen if their owners had zero savings. The older the establishment, the better financially you'd think they could do when they own their building, and have had loyal employees that were paid well for decades.
>Actual street food comes and goes since they have little overhead. I'm not sure WTF any "suspicious government lack of help" you think should be handed out. Restaurants will suffer from business as long as vaccines are still rolling out. Give it another 9-12mo. If mexico's govt doesn't have actual vaccines whatsoever in that time, you can bitch at them.
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>>Do you know how rare lung scarring from covid is?
>you sound stupid and ill-informed and/or no friends and family
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>>>+ permanent lung damage and heart markers lul.
>>[citation needed]
>He doesn't need to provide you with anything. Get off your ass and find a citation yourself. The whole reason got amputated legs and massive bodywide bloodclots isn't because covid is cardioprotective, dummy. You can assume there will be tissue and cell injury bodywide, not just cardiac muscle injury.
>It goes from the sinuses straight to the hippocampus too, which is why you have a loss of sense of taste/smell, but everyone else just gets insomnia and sucky sleep ever since so-called recovery https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/12/covid-19-sleep-pandemic-zzzz/617454/

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