Comments by "Sasha S" (@sashas3362) on "The Damage Report" channel.

I heard there is no evidence covid-19 can be spread through food.
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Ford established the principle of "Ford economics" which is essentially the idea that employers must pay their employees enough to be able to buy whatever the employer is selling thus increasing the employers profits, otherwise the business will not be as successful. I'm sure that is why Trump said the Fords come from a good bloodline. He was comparing them to those families known for taking advantage of people by not paying them enough to buy whatever their employer is selling in addition to the basic necessities of life (essentially enslaving them). Although it's questionable how much genes are responsible for Henry Ford's philosophies, I'm sure family upbringing has a lot to do with it and that the morals and ethics being passed along through the Ford family are worthy of respect.
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@xaenon Fair point. Yeah, it's like when they were saying there is no proof yet that it is transmissible via person to person contact.
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@xaenon And yes, assuming the worst case scenario is best.
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U don't need to belong to any organized religion or have any beliefs in the supernatural or any god to claim you are practicing your religion. The word "religion" just means a philosophy and "a way of living/life". LGBT lifstyles are a way of living/life and often involve various philosophies so therefore qualify as a "religion". You don't even have to specify your religion if asked what religion you belong to when using this defense. You can claim it is against your religion to discuss such specifics. It is actually forbidding to inquire into such specifics I do believe. If you get fired for being LGBT then just say you are practicing your "religion" and they are discriminating against you on the basis of your religion. You won't be lying and this should effectively nullify the ability of haters to discriminate on the basis of religion. Spread the word.
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I see your logic. But I'm confident one need not belong to any religious organisation to be able to be protected under the right to religion. I often assert my right to religion, by saying this or that conflicts with my religion, to protect me from all sorts of assaults and threats to my rights and it has not failed me yet. But I am not a member of any religious organisation. My religious beliefs are an amalgamation of various beliefs which I find useful.
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I must say organized religion scares me. Reverend Jim jones comes to mind. What are the chances some anti-LGBT nut would start a religion for the LGBT people to get them to drink (poisoned) communion wine and bread or whatever. I should point out though that there are some ancient traditional religions out there which embrace homosexuality and transgenderism. For example, some flavors of judaism, christianity, and even islam. These jews and christians talk about saris or eunuchs. The muslims talk about the muhknethan. Then there are the hijra of hinduism (whom were regarded as demigods and the highest caste before the british took over and indian/hindu culture was contaminated by homophobic judeo-christian western culture). Those are just a few examples. There are more. But here is not the place to discuss all that.
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@xaenon Yeah, they were originally saying it was spread through wet markets which implies it might be spread through food.
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@xaenon What is the current position on it having been spread through wet markets?
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I vaguely recall hearing that the wet markets were reopened. Even some in western nations including the USA? If true, presumably because they are now saying there is no evidence it can be transmitted via food.
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voodooblue61 blue Really? Ok.Thanks for filling me in.
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@FurBurger151 You sure? Here's the latest report on covid19 virus origins I can find: https://youtu.be/0rELGQfqoGg
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@FurBurger151 I'm only repeating what authorities said.
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