What’s something people don’t worry about but really should?

Alot of people say things like " sticks and stones brake bones" bullshit you may not break my bones with words but you can break a heart real quick. So what's the difference 🤷🏽‍♀️

@xSiFiGamer2016x How can anyone take it seriously when they lie about the numbers? I've not found anything that proves the total case/death count to be factual.

Even then...my skepticism is received unfairly coldly. That only strengthens my stance further, you know.

@Amyrakunejo My aunt's passing was real from the virus, so having that wouldn't count as a death toll? I took it serious because she had all the symptoms of cov-2.

You don't believe me, go to her hospital and ask the doctors....

@SageAdvice ❤️💪

@Peaceful Indeed. Why do we even have government in the first place?
(rhetorical-I know why)

@Amyrakunejo I'm glad you're in the know at least. Keep planting the seeds of truth.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Ties in with Mortal-written Laws. Definitely a problem. 🤢

@Adstar At least the toxic waste doesn't pour into the atmosphere like burning coal does, though yes, I absolutely understand that the toxic waste is far more potent and ionizes far more efficiently.

Actually, Chernobyl's melted core is still pouring its' remnants of radiation into the air and I'm sure it's covered the entire planet well by now...same with Fukushima despite the efforts to get that one out of disrepair.

@Amyrakunejo Coal does not contaminate the globe for tens of thousands of years.. Plutonium released from failed nuclear cores like Chernobyl and Fukushima will be killing people with cancer for the next 500 generations..

Coal is as nothing compared to all these nuclear time bombs..

@boklenholley7 It's so true. 😅

@bijouxbroussard So true, but difficult to think about when you are young and feel invincible

@NewKidInTown True. It’s [b]why[/b] people rarely worry about it until later.

@bijouxbroussard sometimes when it’s too late