Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again. So tonight we're going to talk about how the

fates have a sense of humor, how karma has jokes, and how life is funny sometimes. We're also going to talk a little about freedom

of movement. Now I'll be honest, I have been waiting to do this video. I've wanted to do it for like a month. But with a video of this sort, timing is really important.

And I think this is the appropriate moment.

Generally, I do not like creating a position that is based in large part on pointing out someone else's hypocrisy.

I don't like doing it because number one it's a logical

fallacy. Just because somebody doesn't live up to the standard they advocate doesn't

actually mean their position is wrong. The other reason is that generally it's ineffective.

However, there are times when it can become a useful tool when you're dealing with those who are

over-emotional, not ruled by logic, drama kanks. In that case, it can help people come together.

It can help people walk a mile in somebody else's shoes, somebody they think they're very, very different

from, but they probably aren't. somebody they think they're very, very different from.

But they probably aren't.

I would like it if people would stop referring to stay at home orders as Gestapo-esque. I mean that's a little over the top don't you think?

Once somebody has their entire family wiped out because they violated a stay-at-home order.

I mean, then that comparison would make sense.

Until then, it's just a little silly.

I mean, it's not like we have people all over the country rounding folks up and sticking them in camps because

they were in the wrong spot.

Oh, wait, that was a thing, that that's occurring.

That happens.

And oddly enough, many of the people who are out there whining and crying right now

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