Like do our grocery essentials really differ enough to justify that everyone take their own car to a grocery store? Like I thought during the pandemic there should be centralized food deliveries, but in retrospect there should just be centralized food deliveries.
Some anti-vaxx neighbors just moved away (without selling their house), and I believe they're going to live in some kind of anti-vaxx colony somewhere. I overheard one of them talking about it in the post office right before they left. They aren't chuds as far as I know but it's just so strange to me I guess. They were anti-vaxxers before the pandemic and had already pulled their kids out of school because my state requires that kids get their shots in order to attend. Inoculation is basically Global South / African / Ottoman / Chinese medical technology, which is part of the reason I think a lot of white folks are so freaked out about it, even if not all anti-vaxxers are white, and even if they themselves may be unaware of the history of inoculation.
Thanks for these interesting details.