I am quite into politics, especially the parts of it that effect other people who may not specifically be me. I share things on Facebook, as it is MY account and I am entitled to post what I like on my account, if you don't like it scroll past. My dad feels the need to confront me on things, especially posts calling out the local Tory MP. He's in love with him. He can't hear an opposing opinion, he doesn't care about anyone other than himself. Why should I have to restrict what I decide to share to please other people? Like, for example, I share posts about protesting women on the streets, since that's what the issue is right now, and he'll sit and scoff at me and roll his eyes. I also share things about men's mental health, he doesn't scoff at those.
Whataboutism. Particularly now, when they only care about an issue when it's to speak over someone else. Can guarantee a lot of these people have never cared about men's mental health until the subject of women came up. Same with the #savethechildren thing, only cared about when people were being asked to do something they didn't want to, they've all gone back to not caring now.
The people who used to batter on about 'freedom of speech' and 'human rights' (in relation to lockdown and masks) now suddenly don't care that these 2 things are imminently going to be stripped from them in the new policing bill. So these 2 things only really mattered when it suited them. Protesting is a human right, and it's astonishing to me that people don't seem to know that. Look at how many things protesting has achieved and people seem to forget that. Because the media decides to focus on the negative parts of protests, people who may go to cause trouble and take attention from the cause.
The argument about the AZ vaccine. Millions upon millions of people have been given that vaccine and a few have had blood clots so some countries have suspended it. The Pill (contraceptive) gives 1 in 1,400 women blood clots and it's still being given out after a simple questionnaire. I'd say I don't get it, but I do. The AZ vaxx affects men, the Pill doesn't.
Whataboutism. Particularly now, when they only care about an issue when it's to speak over someone else. Can guarantee a lot of these people have never cared about men's mental health until the subject of women came up. Same with the #savethechildren thing, only cared about when people were being asked to do something they didn't want to, they've all gone back to not caring now.
The people who used to batter on about 'freedom of speech' and 'human rights' (in relation to lockdown and masks) now suddenly don't care that these 2 things are imminently going to be stripped from them in the new policing bill. So these 2 things only really mattered when it suited them. Protesting is a human right, and it's astonishing to me that people don't seem to know that. Look at how many things protesting has achieved and people seem to forget that. Because the media decides to focus on the negative parts of protests, people who may go to cause trouble and take attention from the cause.
The argument about the AZ vaccine. Millions upon millions of people have been given that vaccine and a few have had blood clots so some countries have suspended it. The Pill (contraceptive) gives 1 in 1,400 women blood clots and it's still being given out after a simple questionnaire. I'd say I don't get it, but I do. The AZ vaxx affects men, the Pill doesn't.
esp when it’s about food, it just makes me wanna 
emoji, it’s so patronising.
. Hope your day has improved a bit. Maybe a Maccie's for tea instead? 
Or maybe they are just actually poor sighted