If your main concern and reasoning is to buy guns and ammo in order to make yourself feel safer from something that can’t be effected by guns and ammo, then you should not be allowed to buy those things.

The irony of the asshole that bought $1500 worth of ammo talking about how paranoid the REST of society is.  

He didn’t say there was. I take his comment to be about vaccine hesitancy in general, which has caused small but significant outbreaks of diseases like the measles.

Or eat right, brush their teeth and exercise...and...

Stone said. “Seems like the world has gone mad.”

Scared? Why would they be? Oh, maybe it’s because the chickenshit motherfuckers think that RL has become the Walking Dead? Or any other countless post apocalyptic forms of media where they will be raped, killed and eaten if they don’t have a gun? Never mind that 80% of them don’t know or give a damn about gun safety…

If only people would get vaccinated and listen to the CDC with this much urgency.

Under normal circumstances, having POTUS and VPOTUS contract a potentially deadly virus during a time of national crisis would be a terrible thing.

Hold up. You believe them when they say he isn’t being tested? Where have you been the last 3 years?

This time of year, Sweet Tart Jelly Beans are a seasonal delight.

Seriously, why won’t the White House get tested?

The CDC is not recommending he be tested at this point...

They might not be getting tested. More likely, these degenerates would lie about getting tested.

I’m commenting here because the Jellybean article looks fun but slideshows suck and I’m not giving the extra clicks. I hated it when Buzzfeed did it 10 years ago(among other reasons to dislike that site) and I still hate it now. Give me the damn article in one piece so I can scroll through it.

Starburst Jellybeans are my kryptonite.

Ok. I hate this slide thing.  I thought the page just stopped loading. 

Skipped past the story to get here and say that #SlideshowSucks

Juicy pear jelly belly are the shit though.

Yeah, the Stanford-Binet IQ Test that groups like Mensa use to select for membership have a really fundamental problem: there’s no clear understanding of what exactly these IQ tests actually measure. It’s literally the “Underpants Gnome Problem”, except in random distribution form. You can test people, and their…

Wait, is this claiming that a self-selecting group of people who make claims to advanced intelligence turned out to be awful?