This is not altogether inaccurate.
Lemme rephrase that. You nailed it.
I like to think I'm smart enough to figure out how to fashion a mask, even without instructions. And the concept of a sewing needle is not completely alien to me, and even if I'm nobody's seamstress, I could probably rig up something that is functional, even if it's not aesthetically ideal.
I'm not so much 'interested in being pissed' as I am simply pissed. I am exceedingly disgusted and disenchanted to find out just how much of an
illusion of freedom our freedom actually was. I was perfectly content to stay at home because it's the smart thing to do - but now that I'm told by the government that I
must stay home I want to go out wearing my favorite t-shirt.
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I don't have any love of indignation. I think anyone that knows me will vouch for the fact that I am not easily offended. I certainly do not look for reasons to bitch and complain, but I'm baffled by the complacency in the face of this complete dismissal of simple rights in favor of "safety", while simultaneously completely understanding the need to do so.
Such is my dilemma, and I struggle with my anger over everything right now, because I know that staying indoors is the smart and right thing to do. Wearing a mask makes sense. On one hand I want to slap the ever-loving piss out of anyone who does stupid things like infringe on personal space and risking the spread of a disease - and yet, I still want everyone to have the freedom to wander about freely. I solemnly value freedom over safety, yet I still want everyone to be safe... This is causing turmoil in my own brain that I'm having a hard time rectifying to myself, and so it sets me off when there's another log thrown onto an already raging fire.