Eric Clapton Releases Love Song To The Delta Variant / Is Probably a Qcumber Nut

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[invisiblegirlx]

A 30 year old guy left 3 kids and a pregnant wife behind cause he refused the vaccine and took horse dewormer. This shit is for real and I feel bad for all the kids who are going to grow up without parents cause of idiots like Clapton.

[debbiesgirl]

[xtinkerbellax]

I read two stories back to back the other day about kids who lost both their parents to Covid, I can't imagine. I feel bad for kids who lose parents, I feel bad for kids whose parents cannot make competent medical decisions for them, it's just beyond frustrating.

[angriest_girl]

I read one on a website that lists deaths of anti-vaxxers about a 16 year old boy with Downs Syndrome whose mother would not allow him to vaccinated, and he got Covid and died. And she is STILL anti-vax. This woman is basically a murderer.

[unmellow_yellow]

That is so fucking enraging and devastating. My HEART

[angriest_girl]

I know, I can’t stop thinking about it, and how many other vulnerable kids and people have died because of how irresponsible their parents/carers have been with this. :-(

[__nocturna]

he deserved to die, but whats crazy to me about that story is his wife seems relatively sane and nice?? like, wtf did she see in this dude??

[xtinkerbellax]

A lot of seemingly normal women are married to guys like that, they're either better at hiding it or they settled, probably a mix of both.

[crimps4]

Oh no!!!

[wormsinthedirt]

She probably settled... decent men are hard to find and she probably just wanted kids. =\ It sucks.

[dorawa]

I read a really sad comment yesterday from a woman who had been married like 7 years. She said everything was wonderful in her marriage, etc until her husband broke his foot and was off for 3 months. And in those 3 months off, while she was working and their kid was at daycare, he fell into the Youtube rabbit hole of right-wing conspiracies and Qanon and now she doesn't even know who he is anymore, etc. I gotta wonder if there are a lot of cases like that, too... :/

[aleksie]

I haven't dealt with a Qanon type, but I have worked with and been friends with multiple people who are hellbent on believing things that are simply not true. They've convinced themselves of a narrative, and no matter how much evidence to the contrary, they double down and/or shift the goal posts. It's like that it's too much to admit they were wrong or didn't have the full story.

[winter_lace]

I have heard a more than a few similar stories like this

[alexlover14]

There's a great Reddit group that deals with people who have lost their family to QAnon (QAnon Casualties) - it's just as easy as this, isolating yourself for a few months and falling into the rabbit hole and they can fall under it really quickly.

I follow cult deprogrammers on Twitter - Steven Hassan, Rick Ross - and they're always posting about QAnon and how strongly it's a cult. Scarily it's a cult without a leader and nearly impossible to control the narrative.