/int/ - International

>mid 30's it's over.

Join a church group and pretend it was all part of a plan

>>7241 Fucking sucks, for everyone stuck with it. I have the feeling many who watched out got stuck with long-covid and the assholes didnt die as I hoped. I literally imagined a Thanos scenario and the people healing regarding intellect. Media promised me an utopia and it was once again utter bullshit, and then they tried to keep the public scare alive with some monkey fucker aids that went nowhere.

>>7244 I mean, I already know it was bad karma that caused this. Still doesn't answer the question, m8.

>>7271 Well, I don't think it was anything, shit happens. But it wasn't bad faith advice, I've seen people who have failed or are failing in life get a second (if rather preachy) wind getting into church or some mild cult. You're always surrounded by someone, they find you gf, they do group activities and as long as you establish some clean limits and don't end up as basically a slave it's not really worse than wallowing in your loneliness and your lost youth. Plus, by your response you seem like the kind of guy who'd benefit from thinking there's a purpose in sickness and suffering

Heh. I never even got Covid or Vacsanated.

>>7281 Most surely you did already had COVID, I guess for the general public it's too difficult to understand that the acute cases were always the minority of cases, but even a little bump in acute cases can overwhelm medical services and cause deaths that could have been prevented if ICUs weren't saturated. Also, it was always explained, and it's kinda obvious, everyone would get COVID, eventually, just as everyone gets the flu sometimes. That's for the general public, as a Bernd you should do better than comment nonsense

>>7281 You probably got it and had mild symptoms.

>>7284 >>7285 No. I didn't get it at all. I'm the next stage of human evolution.

Everybody in my house got it and was complaining about it but I was fine. I took a test to see if I got it and it tested negative.

>>7288 If everybody at your house got it, 100% INFA you already got it

>>7274 churches are full of old boomers that will be dead soon, you should look at one instead of watching nick fuentes

>>7297 I have no idea what Nick Fuentes says on the matter, maybe you should pay him less attention instead of looking for his words in Mexicans of all people. Forget about how religiosity is on the bounce with zoomers and even around here we have our fair share of zealots, I never said the groups are big, they're for weirdos but that's what makes them even more cohesive

>>7291 I tested myself several times and it was always negative and also I didn't feel bad in anyway. I didn't get it.

>>7291 >>7300 Probably had it and had no symptoms, like my dad who had it twice with no symptoms.

>>7303 No, Because I tested myself for it several times and it always tested negative.

>>7304 Now it's "several" times? You just said A test. Just drop it dude, no one here is buying that, everyone has got COVID by now, unless you live in a literal bubble, a plastic one with an extremely efficient air filtration system, even if your symptoms were minimal you'd still have the antibodies and they would appear in the tests

>>7315 >remember when antigen tests cost you 40 bucks in Germany

>>7315 You have to take a test in order to take several tests. Besides, that's the process, you are supposed to take two tests several days apart. I really don't get why you are so hung up on this... I've obliviously just got a good immune system.

>Jobcenter offers jobs in call centers where people demand pandemic compensation (which I imagine being a job straight out of hell, the rock bottom of Germany will call there, I bet including my boss, who currently runs out of money for his private go-cart track) >me being like "What year is it?"

>>7300 Not all tests work on all strains of the virus. You can't detect a later mutated strain with an early test for example.

>>7328 It detected Covid in my Sister and my mum also it detected it in other family members. Presumably it would have been the same strain as it was at the same time.

>>7287 Devolution, if you look in which direction humanity moves.

>>7365 I'm evolving not devolving!!! Rude...

>>7372 All we know at this point is that you're volving in some direction.