Tragedy of the Senate
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My Lockdown Story
"I wanted to walk through the empty streets And feel something constant under my feet But all the news reports recommended that I stay indoors"
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One of Enter's relatives allegedly tried to kill his/herself with alcohol.
A lot of politics are coming up, be prepared. Everything below is a quote Enter made in the video.
"Even I have had depressive symptoms come out of remission, even though recently I've gone through my first winter since high school without being depressed."
"If you think that it's anywhere close to feasible that we can stay in lock-down for 18 months - at a bare minimum - because you are not getting a vaccine faster than that, you are a privileged fuck! And one of the most disgusting individuals I have ever had the displeasure of knowing about."
"The media is disgusting. It has been trying to keep people in a constant state of fear. Because they really want to live up to that honourable position of 'enemy of the people'."
"CNN, FOX, MSNBC, ABC, XYZ, I don't care, they're all shit! Every single one of them! And we would be better off without any of them."
"Pardon me for thinking that the danger is more than a little bit exaggerated at this point."
"While we're saving grandma, all of this is going to be traumatising as hell to kids."
"We're going to see a lot more PTSDs, many anxiety disorders, OCD and the rest of an emotional cocktail as well. I suppose it's all worth letting our kids starve to save grandma though. And no, that is not a straw man."
"(Directly after previous sentence) People are really arguing that. They just don't realise it because they can't think through the implications of their short-sightedness."
"Every time that you demand that the lock-downs get extended, people - including kids - are going to become homeless and starve to death. I mean, sure, the food might exist somewhere, but the food banks are running out of food."
"The doctors on the front-line are heroes. You sitting in your bedroom...is not being a hero. I'd put this on r/unpopularopinion, but they don't accept unpopular opinions anymore. A hero ain't someone who snitches on people by themselves just because they're out in the open."
"All anger aside, I truly believe that this lock-down was not just the wrong move, but it really does seem like it's going to be seen as a mistake in history. For the economic damages alone."
"(Imitating person) But there are many vulnerable people out there. (Normal) Yes, and they should remain isolated. People who are not in those categories should not remain isolated."
"It's a risk. It's a risk that we have to take. You need to get this through your head: there is no way you're going to minimise the risk to zero. And trying to do that will actually lead to a lot more damage."
"At this rate, we ain't gonna be alive long enough for a vaccine to come out. People do have to go to work sooner or later."
"(Leans in on mic) I know many people who have been far more hurt by this lock-down than they ever would've been through COVID. Especially as more and more studies are showing that so many cases are asymptomatic. Not presymptomatic, asymptomatic. Or so mild that they're not worth caring about. And it drives me so furious."
"The worst parts of me want these people (the ones he's against) to deal with basically society collapsing. Looters, food shortages, mass homelessness, mass starvations, civil wars breaking out in Africa, which seems to be happening already. But like I said, these are the worst parts of me. Parts that I am not proud of."
"There's been a lot of complaints about protestors and that really makes me sad. And yes, some of them are idiots and some have other baggage. They're asking for things that don't matter in the long run like haircuts, and some of them have really bad symbols like the Confederate flag, which I do not support. (Gentle voice) But in general it's exposed the idiocy in a lot of people."
"(Mocking person) This is not the time to protest! (Normal) No, this is the best time to protest."
"Patton Oswalt made a funny tweet. Anne Frank was hidden in the attic for two whole years, while some people can't stay inside for two months... Hey Patton, how did that work out for Anne Frank again? I'm not too up-and-up in history, but I don't think it ended really well if I'm not mistaken. As I recall, it was the story of people hiding for two years that amounted to most of them getting killed in the end anyway."
"In all seriousness though, if you're complaining about the protests, in general, you cannot claim to care about poor people after all. It's clear that you don't. And this whole situation is exactly why virtue signalling has such a bad reputation. It shows how short-sighted the people can be. How little they're willing to think to get those social brownie points."
"It's important to stay optimistic. Not just good, but actually important. I can see that this issue is nearing the end. Whether these people want it to or not. WE have to tell ourselves that this is not the new normal. We must refuse to let this be the new normal. Only people who want the world to be this want would say this is the new normal, at least after two months."
"Sooner or later we will be picking up the pieces."
"We will get through this. We will pick up the pieces and we will move into the next adventure. Stronger than we went into this one."
A lot of politics are coming up, be prepared. Everything below is a quote Enter made in the video.
"Even I have had depressive symptoms come out of remission, even though recently I've gone through my first winter since high school without being depressed."
"If you think that it's anywhere close to feasible that we can stay in lock-down for 18 months - at a bare minimum - because you are not getting a vaccine faster than that, you are a privileged fuck! And one of the most disgusting individuals I have ever had the displeasure of knowing about."
"The media is disgusting. It has been trying to keep people in a constant state of fear. Because they really want to live up to that honourable position of 'enemy of the people'."
"CNN, FOX, MSNBC, ABC, XYZ, I don't care, they're all shit! Every single one of them! And we would be better off without any of them."
"Pardon me for thinking that the danger is more than a little bit exaggerated at this point."
"While we're saving grandma, all of this is going to be traumatising as hell to kids."
"We're going to see a lot more PTSDs, many anxiety disorders, OCD and the rest of an emotional cocktail as well. I suppose it's all worth letting our kids starve to save grandma though. And no, that is not a straw man."
"(Directly after previous sentence) People are really arguing that. They just don't realise it because they can't think through the implications of their short-sightedness."
"Every time that you demand that the lock-downs get extended, people - including kids - are going to become homeless and starve to death. I mean, sure, the food might exist somewhere, but the food banks are running out of food."
"The doctors on the front-line are heroes. You sitting in your bedroom...is not being a hero. I'd put this on r/unpopularopinion, but they don't accept unpopular opinions anymore. A hero ain't someone who snitches on people by themselves just because they're out in the open."
"All anger aside, I truly believe that this lock-down was not just the wrong move, but it really does seem like it's going to be seen as a mistake in history. For the economic damages alone."
"(Imitating person) But there are many vulnerable people out there. (Normal) Yes, and they should remain isolated. People who are not in those categories should not remain isolated."
"It's a risk. It's a risk that we have to take. You need to get this through your head: there is no way you're going to minimise the risk to zero. And trying to do that will actually lead to a lot more damage."
"At this rate, we ain't gonna be alive long enough for a vaccine to come out. People do have to go to work sooner or later."
"(Leans in on mic) I know many people who have been far more hurt by this lock-down than they ever would've been through COVID. Especially as more and more studies are showing that so many cases are asymptomatic. Not presymptomatic, asymptomatic. Or so mild that they're not worth caring about. And it drives me so furious."
"The worst parts of me want these people (the ones he's against) to deal with basically society collapsing. Looters, food shortages, mass homelessness, mass starvations, civil wars breaking out in Africa, which seems to be happening already. But like I said, these are the worst parts of me. Parts that I am not proud of."
"There's been a lot of complaints about protestors and that really makes me sad. And yes, some of them are idiots and some have other baggage. They're asking for things that don't matter in the long run like haircuts, and some of them have really bad symbols like the Confederate flag, which I do not support. (Gentle voice) But in general it's exposed the idiocy in a lot of people."
"(Mocking person) This is not the time to protest! (Normal) No, this is the best time to protest."
"Patton Oswalt made a funny tweet. Anne Frank was hidden in the attic for two whole years, while some people can't stay inside for two months... Hey Patton, how did that work out for Anne Frank again? I'm not too up-and-up in history, but I don't think it ended really well if I'm not mistaken. As I recall, it was the story of people hiding for two years that amounted to most of them getting killed in the end anyway."
"In all seriousness though, if you're complaining about the protests, in general, you cannot claim to care about poor people after all. It's clear that you don't. And this whole situation is exactly why virtue signalling has such a bad reputation. It shows how short-sighted the people can be. How little they're willing to think to get those social brownie points."
"It's important to stay optimistic. Not just good, but actually important. I can see that this issue is nearing the end. Whether these people want it to or not. WE have to tell ourselves that this is not the new normal. We must refuse to let this be the new normal. Only people who want the world to be this want would say this is the new normal, at least after two months."
"Sooner or later we will be picking up the pieces."
"We will get through this. We will pick up the pieces and we will move into the next adventure. Stronger than we went into this one."
