comment: >
  
  That require 85%+ of Americans to treat America as something that they should take care of.
  Given how some of them treat reality, that's not going to work.
context: Oh neat. 
  Just in time for Lunar New Years >
  
  This sounds very familiar >
  
  Well it is a yearly holiday >
  
  Maybe on the moon! >
  
  Lol I'll just wait here for the calls that Biden is a xenophobe and racist if they do this. ☺️ >
  
  Is it March of 2020 again? I'm not sure I can stomach living through those years again... >
  
  Always has been. >
  
  Still the same number of American pandemic deaths every week:
  /r/CoronavirusUSNotOver >
  
  Like, everyone:  "But Americans have COVID fatigue..."
  Smart people: "Um, better than Long-COVID chronic fatigue, brain fog, and heart failure, right?  Masks and vaccines aren't hard." >
  
  Not even Covid. For 2 covid years we haven’t had flue or cold. I am all for it. 
  Ppl should stop treating masks as “I am afraid” and do like Japanese - “I am wearing mask because IAM sick or feel under weather but have to travel  so I am sorry and I protect you”