Comments by "Dan" (@Dan-di9jd) on "NowThis Impact" channel.

Historically, USA had a history of giving placebo and/or unknown drugs to poorer communities. I mean does the covid vaccine work? I'm 80% sure that it is okay and will at least work. But.... with it coming out so soon and with so little tests conducted, they're essentially using "real world" users as test subjects. What are the long term effects of the vaccine vs what are the long term effects of covid? I'd like to know but with so little time and with so high of a risk, they're essentially playing russian roulette with it. You can get the vaccine and just hope all will be okay. Or you can just not get the vaccine, and hope you're part of the 97% of people who just come out a-okay after getting it but what are the long term effects of covid in your body? Who knows.
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My guess is she paid for the food. Otherwise I think anyone with common sense would have just walked out. Judging by how the employees mentioned a refund, my thought is she paid for the food and waited around for 3 hours before becoming extremely frustrated. My thought is the blame is on both sides, but more so on the woman for having placed an order at a place that is obviously backed up.
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@33-vertebrae let’s pray. Dear baby Jeebus we want Brittney free but go ahead and let those starving kids in Africa die of starvation. Also if you could help me win the lotto that be really great! Thanks.
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Ehh California. Communist controlled state so no surprise the police can make up things to arrest people for.
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Well it depends on how the situation presented itself. If someone is running a business on the grounds of being a Christian group and someone came in to ask to make a product for them that they do not agree with, then I don't think the Christian business should be forced to make the product and instead should refer them to someone who might. Jesus said invite the guest in, not to do things for him that you wouldn't agree with.
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I would be fairly frustrated as well if I had to wait 3 hours ordering food. I think it's both sides fault: red lobster should set it up where they take your phone number, you put in your order, go about your day, they call when your food is ready and you come get it. On the flip side, it's this woman's fault for stupidly placing an order at a place that is obviously running behind after being flooded with orders. She should have noticed the parking lot and waiting room is full and should have just came back at another time and not place and pay for an order then wasting an entire day waiting on food.
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I think this is twisting his words. He didn't say ignore the social distancing rules. Instead he's saying don't live in fear and isolation, which he's right about. You can die from any number of things in this life, and coronavirus is no different. That doesn't mean you should live your life in fear and isolation. It's unfortunate that he died by the very thing he said don't fear but then again you probably already seen and heard about the very thing you will die from someday.
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