A few days ago I looked up the numbers for the 1918 flu - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_flu
- world population: 1800 million
- infected: 500 million
- dead: 50 million
I did not know it had been that bad.
- world population: 1800 million
- infected: 500 million
- dead: 50 million
I did not know it had been that bad.
1. This was sent by Jesus and is a prelude to the rapture, literally.
2. The spanish flu happened 100 years ago, and 100 is a big round number, so this is going to do the same things.
It's very strange and surreal around the home town right now. Many elderly are openly embracing what they see as their future deaths because it's God's will.
I'm very, very confused by all of this.
My other opinion is that more so than racism and actually believing Trump would make America great again, that most of the support that pushed Trump over the edge came from wanting to burn the whole thing down.
When people online and in the news express how they just don't understand why people still support Trump, it's because they're not trying to understand. If all you care about is disrupting as much of the system as possible and pissing people off as much as possible, you're getting exactly what you wanted.
While some of them might still have kids, or act 'irrationally' in relation to that belief, it's there, and I can't help but feel it's going to have huge effects over time as these people become politically active and vote.
To be clear, that's putting aside my beliefs on these issues. Just describing what I'm seeing.
This one has me concerned. There's a lot of overlap between that group and the preppers with itchy trigger fingers.
I've seen remarks from some about believing the virus is the case ("pestilence, floods") with others responding "Yes, praise God. It's time to make your peace".
As for the rest of the world, I think catastrophe is a spectacle and people like to "live in interesting times". Take a NASCAR crash and multiply it by 10,000,000, you know.