Which is worse? Starting fire or returning fire?
Starting fire. Worse is falsely claiming the other side is firing, then committing murder against a mass crowd of children by blowing up a daycare center.
Which is worse? Starting fire or returning fire?
Starting fire. Worse is falsely claiming the other side is firing, then committing murder against a mass crowd of children by blowing up a daycare center.
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like ignoring a whole season of riots for one side but then exaggerating one riot out porportion for the other side? like that?
I bet you can't wait until you can blow up a Federal daycare center for White Justice, Fredo.

that bag of donkey dicks won't eat itself.
quit wasting time.
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Was a bag of donkey dicks part of your initiation into STY's "militia"?
you wish.
You're projecting again, Fredo.
STY gave you up by asserting that you've been involved with them for over 15 years.
I only made the snacks. and kept an eye on the cloak room.
What "things" are you talking about? Viruses?How things mutate. Even the coronavirus that you think is imaginary.
....the one with the bag of donkey dicks you prize so much?
that's the snacks.
so now you see.
Your Oath Breaker traitors are a silly bunch.
Im not in any groups. i don't really know what you're going on about.
you're hallucinating.
What "things" are you talking about? Viruses?
There is no "the coronavirus". Are you talking about the COVID-19 virus?
Take your own advice.Quit being stupid already.
The COVID-19 virus does not mutate (it is not alive).When people speak of the coronavirus, they are speaking of Covid-19. Or whatever else you want to call it.
... but it's not. COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) is a specific virus within the greater coronavirus family of viruses. You need to specify what you are talking about. That's how English works.You can consider it to be a synonym.
Take your own advice.
The COVID-19 virus does not mutate (it is not alive).
... but it's not. COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) is a specific virus within the greater coronavirus family of viruses. You need to specify what you are talking about. That's how English works.
I'm not stupid....
Yes, you are.I'm not stupid.
Projection.You are.
A virus is not alive.As to whether or not a virus is alive, it depends on what your definition of life is.
A virus is not alive and it cannot cause itself to replicate. It requires a host to replicate.A thing that is alive can replicate itself.
A virus cannot cause itself to replicate. It requires a host to replicate.A virus can only replicate itself inside a host cell.
A virus cannot cause itself to replicate in any way (it requires a host to replicate). A virus is not alive.I say that if it can replicate itself in any way, it is alive.
Meh.Also, it is made up of the same sorts of things as living cells.
Gibberbabble.So that makes something different from a rock.
Gibberbabble is not a proof (nor is it a valid predicate).Which is even further from what we would consider to be alive. Neither is is some chemical reaction. A virus is far more complex than some chemical molecule. So all in all, a virus is alive.
Circular Argument Fallacy. Viruses are not alive.Next, living things can mutate. So can a virus. That also makes it a living thing.
Holy link dismissed on sight. Viruses cannot mutate on their own (a host is required in order for mutations to occur).If you don't think viruses can mutate, read this.
https://www.verywellhealth.com/how-viruses-mutate-5221261
Anyone who refers to COVID-19 as "the coronavirus" is a moron.Next, I have heard many doctors on the news refer to COVID-19 as the coronavirus.
It is gibberbabble. There is no such thing as "the coronavirus", as numerous different coronaviruses exist. Additional specification is needed.Generally speaking, there is just no need to get any more specific than that.
They are talking about a particular family of viruses (which contains numerous different "family members").With all that has happened with this particular plague, when somebody says "coronavirus," what is it that you think they are talking about.
Correct. They aren't. They need to specify which coronavirus they are referring to, as there are numerous different coronaviruses.Are they not being specific enough for you to figure it out?