I’m feeling really annoyed at the moment. I don’t particularly like stupid people and as someone who was considered an essential worker by the government and thus obliged to work through lockdown I am now feeling as if we weren’t actually appreciated at all.
All the clapping in the world for the NHS is just a token gesture when idiots think the rules regarding the wearing of face masks doesn’t apply to them. The “Keep Britain Free” movement are quite frankly, nutcases. The same type of people who think a no-deal Brexit is the way to go. Looking at them sharing their rants on Twitter I can only feel sad that such brainless idiots are allowed to share our oxygen.
Just last week on the first day of the new mask rule I had to tell someone to get a mask on. Her response? “I didn’t know”. She then proceeded to think it was funny and started giggling like a child scolded by the teacher at school. Where has she been for the last 90 days?
Even consider that special guy thinks it’s great walking into different shops without a mask on and flouting a law put in place for all our protection. Bragging on Twitter about his own lack of intelligence whilst openly revealing himself to be an absolute knobhead. I presume he also thinks we should have drink driving days? Perhaps we could introduce a special “eat the mould” day for him?
If there is a God, I think now is time for a flood. We could share a conspiracy that high ground is getting hit by 5G beams from space. Yeah. That’d work.
I am sick and fucking tired of the COVIDIOTS politicizing this virus, spreading asinine rumors and conspiracy theories, and NOT WEARING MASKS OR SOCIAL DISTANCING. On the rare occasion I have to go out, I carry a baggie with masks, wear gloves and carry a can of pepper spray. When I encounter a Covidiot, I pull out the masks and the pepper spray. I ask him which do you want, a mask or the spray? Only one refused the mask. He got a face full of pepper spray. You could hear him screaming all over the huge WalMart store. When the screaming died down to whimpering, I could hear dozens of employees and customers clapping.