Dying for your pork chops

Originally posted by: Boilerman

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Let's just close all of our food plants, as Kevin wants.  After all, if it saves one life from corona, it's worth it to Kevin.

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Originally posted by: MisterPicture

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And if the employers violate the terms of the above, Republicans want to excuse them from any civil or criminal liability.

 

You might as well print it on toilet paper. Wait, that's not right. Toilet paper is useful.

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Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

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If you employed your limited reading skills, you would read in my prior post that I recommended continuing to operate the plants, but with much more robust physical and legal protections for employees.

 

But you know what, Boiler?.A single human life IS worth all the corporate profits in the world. That's one way my morality differs from your immorality.

 

And stop with the lying bullshit "Kevin says." If your arguments are so strong, you shouldn't have to set up a straw man. You're as limp-dicked as Stalker in your inability to argue.

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Originally posted by: Candy Wright

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Kevin sets up another paper tiger with his "a single human life" declaration.

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Originally posted by: Candy Wright

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Maybe some employers violate them, or maybe not.  I have't toured all of them, and neither have you, I would venture to guess.  Write about what you know, Mister, not what you want us to believe without credible evidence.

 

My point (researched) is that the well being of employees of such plants has been and is considered and provided for by our government.   

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Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

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Don't be such a Trumper, Candy. You're a better person than that.

 

I was making a perfectly valid point. Conservatives are talking about "acceptable" additional deaths from opening up. Who gets to, or should, make that decision? At what point are additional deaths acceptable as long as shareholder value is preserved? Ten thousand? Fifty thousand?

 

If it's you or a loved one who dies, it's not 0.01%. It's 100%. Stalin agreed with Republicans when he said that a million deaths is a statistic.

 

Of course, I've already been called every name in the book for having this terrible opinion, and will be again. I value human life. I've lost two friends to the Trump virus and two others are in the hospital.

 

So, Candy, that's my "paper tiger," and you and your Trumper friends can crap on me all you want. 

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Originally posted by: Candy Wright

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Maybe some employers violate them, or maybe not.  I have't toured all of them, and neither have you, I would venture to guess.  Write about what you know, Mister, not what you want us to believe without credible evidence.

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Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

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Don't be such a Trumper, Candy. You're a better person than that.

 

I was making a perfectly valid point. Conservatives are talking about "acceptable" additional deaths from opening up. Who gets to, or should, make that decision? At what point are additional deaths acceptable as long as shareholder value is preserved? Ten thousand? Fifty thousand?

 

If it's you or a loved one who dies, it's not 0.01%. It's 100%. Stalin agreed with Republicans when he said that a million deaths is a statistic.

 

Of course, I've already been called every name in the book for having this terrible opinion, and will be again. I value human life. I've lost two friends to the Trump virus and two others are in the hospital.

 

So, Candy, that's my "paper tiger," and you and your Trumper friends can crap on me all you want. 

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Originally posted by: Phil

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Let's pray you're friends knew Jesus

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