/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.14584552]

The Supreme Court has announced that scientists are financially responsible for the economic damage that they've caused to commercial establishments. Do scientists have enough money to cover their debts or are they now financially wrecked to go along with their morally bankrupt?

[Anonymous No.14584558]

>>14584552
Based, scientists who supported these measures should be publicly shamed and made to pay damages yes

[Anonymous No.14584560]

>>14584552
>Implying it won't just be our taxes

[Anonymous No.14584568]

>>14584560
I don't live in Louisiana and the shutdowns were all state based.

[Anonymous No.14584571]

>>14584552
Do you mean actual scientists or the bureaucrats LARPing as scientists who actually had the power to implement the shutdowns? Because if it's the latter they'll just squeeze it from the taxpayers and then generously give it back to them.

[Anonymous No.14584579]

>>14584571
The vast majority of scientists supported the shutdowns or refused to speak up on the matter. The few who said anything were quickly shutdown themselves and shunned by their fellow scientists.

[Anonymous No.14584596]

>>14584571
It was scientists like Fauci who advised for this lockdowns. In my city alone main Street, which used to be booming with tons of local restaurants, had over half of them close down over the pandemic and weren't able to reopen.

[Anonymous No.14586792]

>>14584596

[Anonymous No.14588274]

>>14584579
>their fellow scientists
sheboons and scientists are now synonyms

[Anonymous No.14588545]

>>14584552
My fellow scientists, we must pay reparations for our crimes. It is the right thing to do.

[Anonymous No.14588552]

>>14584552
Can someone please stop the heckin scientisterinos already?

[Anonymous No.14588778]

>>14584552
yes, confiscate their coats! throw them out in the cold!

[Anonymous No.14588867]

>>14584596
Your town didn't need those businesses, they did however need alive townspeople, which lockdowns and vaccine mandates helped to keep. You can open a new business, you can't just open a new family member after one dies of COVID.

[Anonymous No.14588875]

>>14588867
Literal fucking shill. There's no covid. Thanks for ruining people's lives.

[Anonymous No.14589245]

Oceana is the restaurant that also sued Gordon Ramsey for being featured in a negative light on Kitchen Nightmares. In fact, you can't even find the episode officially anymore on any mainstream site. They're a terrible restaurant with shit food and shit owners.

t. Ate there once

[Anonymous No.14589274]

>>14589245
How good their food & service is not relevant to their case; even if they are shit shutting them down over a bad cold was fucking retarded.

[Anonymous No.14589283]

the supreme court announced you can suck my fat fucking nuts

[Anonymous No.14589331]

>>14584552
Not supreme court, but Louisiana appeals court.
Not scientists, but Lloyds insurance company.

[Anonymous No.14589346]

>>14584552
Can't sue if they're dead from their next batch of pharma product targeting them.

[Anonymous No.14589352]

>>14589331
You think Lloyds will just allow this to happen?
They're insanely good at diverting the blame beyond the scope of insurance contracts.

[Anonymous No.14589439]

>>14584552
The screencap you posted has nothing to do with what you wrote.

[Anonymous No.14589565]

>>14584552
>ME ANGRY
>ME ANGRY
>ME ANGRY
>ME ANGRY

[Anonymous No.14590403]

>>14584552
In the early months, nobody had any idea that COVID was primarily a vascular disease and that future "vaccines" wouldn't prevent infection or spread.

SO there was certainly a grace period when nobody knew what the fuck was going on and to what degree this wasn't a repeat of the 1918 Spanish flu.

However, fairly soon it became apparent that the majority who died were either ancient or immuno-compromised. We should have changed strategy at that time,

Clinging onto the initial mistake was unforgivable by science. Trashing the economy is going to have lasting effects well beyond the worst outcomes of COVID.

As a closeted scientist, this opened my eyes as to how corrupt science had become.

[Anonymous No.14590863]

>louisiana appellate court makes a ruling
>OP: guys the Supreme Court ruled that blah blah. etc.
>also OP: *gargles cum*

[Anonymous No.14591001]

>>14588867
I'm sure way more business died than people. It means the economy died, which will kill people (more than covid)

[Anonymous No.14591008]

>>14584552
>Asking money from scientists
Trolololo, what's next? Giving money to rich people?

[Anonymous No.14591014]

>>14591001
Less than half of the excess deaths during the pandemic period have been "with covid". The pandemic response killed far more than covid's effects, even in the most expansive and permissive definition, did. And to make things worse, like >>14590403 points out, once it was realized this wasn't what the doomsayers and ICL claimed it to be, instead of there being a course correction, there was endless doubling down for political reasons. But even now most can't admit this, which means this will continue to happen in the future, probably worse each time.

[Anonymous No.14591022]

>>14591008
Next should be public executions, especially for the bozos at ICL whose negligent reckless faulty analysis was used to justify all of this excess. Death, in public, with international coverage, should be the first step on the road to changing how the world responds to this type of thing. Scientists should be allowed to make mistakes but they shouldn't be allowed to make reckless mistakes they don't try to correct. A painful gruesome death with billions watching is what's needed to get scientists off their pedestals of arrogance and back into the real world of those who are supporting them and their resources.