Message from @Rayn198806

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2019-06-27 23:02:14 UTC  

guns are tools but they're machines, they can be controlled by people who use them
viruses? eh theres a lot of more going on that could go wrong

2019-06-27 23:02:28 UTC  

The stuff I work with is a lot scarier than guns, so guns don't interests me too much because guns have a limited, local scope.

2019-06-27 23:02:35 UTC  

i mean

2019-06-27 23:02:54 UTC  

i like guns because they're machines

2019-06-27 23:03:08 UTC  

the way they work and stuff is cool

2019-06-27 23:03:14 UTC  

Like you can only kill who is in your area. It doesn't spread geometrically. The limit is the local people.

2019-06-27 23:03:35 UTC  

ah shit its pandemic time

2019-06-27 23:04:32 UTC  

Again, it's my field... Guns are outside my field. How virulent pathogens are is in my field, so politics regarding genetic research is more relevant to me.

2019-06-27 23:04:50 UTC  

And I'm likelier to get sick than be shot.

2019-06-27 23:05:30 UTC  

So, what do I think of gun? Don't care so long as I'm not being shot at.

2019-06-27 23:05:55 UTC  

time for black death 2 electric boogaloo

2019-06-27 23:06:08 UTC  

well thats not a virus but still

2019-06-27 23:06:16 UTC  

Your chances of dyinf from a pathogen are WAAAAAAAAY higher than being shot.

2019-06-27 23:06:41 UTC  

The flu can randomly be lethal and people get it all the time.

2019-06-27 23:07:01 UTC  

i got a cold a week ago does that count

2019-06-27 23:07:42 UTC  

Yes, because viruses can cause subtle damage to tissues of organs. Like a cold could turn into heart failure.

2019-06-27 23:08:38 UTC  

i just drank a lot of water and ate very simple food
and sneezed alot but dont worry i covered up

2019-06-27 23:08:40 UTC  

Humans have historically been killed by disease at higher levels than by guns are swords.

2019-06-27 23:09:26 UTC  

Cold and flu viruses can turn serious and lethal real quick

2019-06-27 23:11:52 UTC  

You know bacteria and viruses can do what is called horizontal gene transference, right. That is fancy speak to say they can swap parts among themselves and change virulence.

2019-06-27 23:12:16 UTC  

Staph bacteria and e coli love to do this.

2019-06-27 23:12:26 UTC  

remember kids always cook pork all the way

2019-06-27 23:12:44 UTC  

How do you get a staph infection?

2019-06-27 23:13:23 UTC  

The bacteria is on your skin.

2019-06-27 23:13:43 UTC  

Basically, yea, a nasty staph infection can take you out.

2019-06-27 23:13:56 UTC  

and thats why basic hygiene is important

2019-06-27 23:14:27 UTC  

That makes no sense, but whatever.

2019-06-27 23:14:44 UTC  

i'm joking

2019-06-27 23:14:58 UTC  

i tend to get sick often

2019-06-27 23:18:15 UTC  

So would it not make more sense for you to be pro medicine than say pro gun lol

2019-06-27 23:18:45 UTC  

i mean...
what?

2019-06-27 23:19:45 UTC  

nobody really says they're pro medicine thats kinda obvious of a think to like

2019-06-27 23:19:50 UTC  

Your chances of needing a gun are lower than you being sick, so, mathematically, politics concerning the spread of diseases would me more relevant

2019-06-27 23:20:08 UTC  

guns are more of a hot political issue at the moment

2019-06-27 23:20:15 UTC  

medicine isnt really as controversial

2019-06-27 23:20:29 UTC  

So, we are going with trends over reason. Got it.

2019-06-27 23:20:58 UTC  

no....? i mean i'm pro medicine but not an issue people are voting over

2019-06-27 23:21:14 UTC  

its already pretty commonly accepted medicine is important

2019-06-27 23:21:56 UTC  

do you mean like increasing funding to medical research?

2019-06-27 23:23:23 UTC  

No, in interests. Basically, you can mathematically state a person randomly meeting a mugger, robber, or gunman shooting up a place is drastically lower than randomly running into a lethal pathogen.