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[m4a4]

What's the point of that? It's not relevant, that it is 'ordinary'. Or that it would be 'customary'. Or that it happens often.

In some countries, violence or even armed violence is 'normal' or 'ordinary' or 'customary' - because it happens so often, and because it's ingrained in a (completely dysfunctional) culture/dynamic. How often something happens is completely irrelevant to questions of fairness and moral questions. "X is ordinary" is usually either a distraction in the conversation or a basically a fallacy.

If you're not going to read the comment you're replying to, and go off on something completely unrelated, do the rest of us a favour and don't reply next time.

Nothing you said is relevant to the point I made, again

 

[loki1944]

Do you have comorbidities? If not you might want to clam up. Those of us who do MUST take COVID seriously.

I have an kidney autoimmune disease and I still went to Rwanda, Tchad, and Zambia at the height of covid for work because I'm not a sissy. Even had an outbreak in one of the camps. Man up; this life is temporary.

 

[axiomatic13]

I have an kidney autoimmune disease and I still went to Rwanda, Tchad, and Zambia at the height of covid for work because I'm not a sissy. Even had an outbreak in one of the camps. Man up; this life is temporary.

Good luck man. That cavalier attitude should get you to "temporary."