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Probably something related to the fact that we are once again averaging more than 1,500 completely and totally preventable deaths per day and months of watching the body count rise because a significant portion of the country refuses to get vaccinated.

Just a guess. https://t.co/vDvZNwGa7n pic.twitter.com/MHmXInlOUB

— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) September 10, 2021

No. He assumed everyone would be glad to have the vaccines. He failed to appreciate how irresponsible some Republicans would be in encouraging vaccine resistance, and how cowardly other Republicans would be in confronting that resistance and taking on anti-vax kooks and grifters. https://t.co/z5LRwZ328I

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) September 10, 2021

Dipshits. https://t.co/QLC6dAPUMA

— John Gruber (@gruber) September 10, 2021

The Venn diagram of people *seriously* tweeting #IwillNOTComply and people who post memes saying “If you had only complied with the cops, you wouldn't have been shot,” is a circle ⭕️… pic.twitter.com/BHvvKQQGZJ

— Nina Grigoreas (@RhiannonStevie) September 10, 2021

Yes, we especially want lower income people to get vaccinated. We want them to be safe, too, and that is why a mandate and a free vaccine is good. It spares anyone from having to think for themselves and simply protects them.https://t.co/ml5ySWS2Hh

— Fred Will Not Subscribe To Your Newsletter (@LesserFrederick) September 10, 2021

This tweet is a good example of when you tweet the first dumb thing that comes to your mind and then have to dig in your heels to defend it despite immediately realizing how ridiculous it is.https://t.co/G3gyY00rA6

— Samuel Hammond 🌐🏛 (@hamandcheese) September 10, 2021

A year from now, a lot of people will be alive and a lot of people will have avoided getting sick because of an action by a president. That seems like the sort of business presidents should be in.

— stuart stevens (@stuartpstevens) September 10, 2021

Josh, even you know this is BS. Stop with the calls to violence. Stop putting Ohioans at risk. We all see right through it — that’s why you’re going to lose. Again. https://t.co/FTUDQA7StH

— Tim Ryan (@TimRyan) September 10, 2021

“Our silence has turned us into enablers of those who are now foisting their religious beliefs on a country founded on opposition to an established church.”

Um, excuse me. Some of us were NOT silent. https://t.co/mNLMwY5pYe

— Maggie #GetVaxxed Ardiente 🔥 (@MaggieArdiente) September 10, 2021

Covid has now killed more Americans in 18 months than all the wars of the 20th century combined. And people are out here complaining that requiring unvaxxed workers to get tested once a week is an unreasonable burden. Be serious.

— James Surowiecki (@JamesSurowiecki) September 10, 2021

The responses to this tweet are more people talking about their unvaccinated loved ones dying from covid. As long as I have memory, I will never forget the fact that the right politicized a deadly virus. https://t.co/B7Wudy5MFj

— Souk Mhidik (@theelectwoman08) September 10, 2021

i would like to know how to opt out of people near me wearing these https://t.co/cjzKqHlHwu

— Internet of Shit (@internetofshit) September 9, 2021

you can rely heavily on logic and factual accuracy without being abrasive and condescending. I mean, no one walked away from Star Trek thinking Spock was an asshole.

— fifty knuckle shuffle heavy metal machine (@TimCushing) September 9, 2021

If you quit your job because you don’t like having to follow basic professional rules and refuse to sit through a slap-on-the-wrist seminar after you break them, you weren’t cancelled. You’re not a victim. You just think you’re better than everyone and should be above the rules.

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) September 9, 2021

Allow me to offer the humble suggestion that if you find yourself whipping up a tasty little comparison between Nazi Germany and anything else, and if the Nazis are occupying the *not as bad as this other thing* role in the comparison, you should reevaluate your perspective. pic.twitter.com/sAfeCogPfC

— Berny Belvedere (@bernybelvedere) September 8, 2021

Do y'all ever think about that the acute shortage of Cobol (and other) devs might be because many of these devs were women programmers in the 60s, 70s, 80s but who were so undervalued, actively erased from tech, that they left the field leading to the current talent shortage?

— Julia in Tech 💉💉🥳🎉🎉 (@JuliaWalliin) September 7, 2021