Young and unafraid of the pandemic? Good for you. Now stop killing people
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#3Auto play videos make me instantly hit the back button
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#4Blaming young people seems stupid considering that everybody can spread the virus. This ageist nonsense isn't going to help stop the virus.
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#5Is this from the same issue as the "OK, Millennial: Boomers Are the Greatest Generation in History" piece?
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#6> Do not go to places where you are more than 20 people in the same room. It's not safe and it's not worth it.
Why 20? Is this simply about reducing exposure to potential carriers?
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#7Is this from the same issue as the "OK, Millennial: Boomers Are the Greatest Generation in History" piece?
Wait is this a real article? Because wow...
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#8Auto play videos make me instantly hit the back button
Firefox auto blocking of video and audio is one of my favorite settings
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#9It's easy to understand how Europeans look at Americans is if they're brain-dead. However, the article does nothing to support the thesis that young people in particular are killing other people.
It may be true. If so, including evidence to that effect would make a better article.
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#10Blaming young people seems stupid considering that everybody can spread the virus. This ageist nonsense isn't going to help stop the virus.
Granted, the title is gratuitous click bait but the message is on point and from someone on the front-lines in a country further along the curve than most others.