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18/11/20

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Originally posted by Endless: ↑

Just sayin'.

US President going rogue. Sacks Defence Secretary and other senior officials. Refuses to accept result of election. Certifiable nut-job without question. (except by other nut-jobs. lol). Calls for nuclear strike on Iran.

Worldwide virus out of control. 1000 a day dying in USA alone and soon to surpass number of Americans killed in WW2.

Massive world wide unemployment and damage to economies.

Just need a comet to hit earth or an alien invasion.

BUT. Peeps just treating it all like another day in the sun?

I guess that so long as this isn't a mass delusion event it demonstrates how chilled we all are.

I'm just checking out BnBs in Tehran for Xmas.

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100% agree theres a lot going on in the world right now and people are completely desensitised... I call it the ability of the human brain to misperceive reality. It also occurs in trading when a stock is deep in the red and one cannot cut the loss... "oh it's all fine"
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