‘COVID Bros’: Americans furious over kids who don’t care if they get coronavirus — because Spring Break comes first
CBS News interviewed Generation Z members celebrating their Spring Break down in Miami, Florida this week.
“It’s kind of disappointing, but we’re just making the most of it,” said one bleach-blond student of 21.
“If I get corona, I get corona. At the end of the day, I’m not going to let it stop me from partying. You know, I’ve been waiting, we’ve been waiting for Miami spring break for a while, about two months, we’ve had this trip planned, two, three months, and we’re just out here having a good time. Whatever happens, happens,” said Brady Sluder.
It has created furious Americans concerned about the stupidity and selfishness of those in their teens and low 20s.
Chad isn’t afraid of the CoronaVirus. Spring break happens once a year bro. pic.twitter.com/71WKdhhdG2
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) March 18, 2020
Some defended the generation, noting that there are plenty of stupid Baby Boomers staring death in the face.
I've seen significantly more boomers and Gen X dumbasses saying this is just a flu and it'll die in the summer but CBS posts a few interviews from spring break Gen Z morons and all millennials(?) are dumb and going to ruin our country? God, you people are fucking stupid.
— Volkor (@Yarn959) March 18, 2020
See the tweets below:
https://twitter.com/KFILE/status/1240377994675453952
https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1240376276256346112
Spring Break is absolutely the first place to go to find the shallowest, stupidest young people. Well-played scoop, CBS!
— Russell Belding (@RussellJ60) March 18, 2020
“And you get a ventilator! And YOU get a ventilator! And YOU get . . . hey, wait a minute! I saw you in that CBS News video partying on spring break. So YOU get to suck air through this stainless steel straw!”
— Kevin W. Ryan (@kryanbc54) March 18, 2020
They're called "Generation Z" because at this rate they'll be the last.https://t.co/XS9USsYkjZ
— Tuxedo Mask (@TheLoveBel0w) March 18, 2020
WHATEVER happens
Happens
Ok RIP GRAMPS AND GRANDMA— kathy mitchell (@tPAs4AgCFyrCnj5) March 18, 2020
This is what happens when America devalues the education of its youth.
— Hillary Warned Us of Apocalypse (@HillaryWarnedUs) March 18, 2020
This is what happens when America devalues the education of its youth.
— Hillary Warned Us of Apocalypse (@HillaryWarnedUs) March 18, 2020
Agreed. They are muppets
— ToolandAPC (@ToolandApc) March 18, 2020
Their parents will get slapped with the infection the kids bring home to them. It’s the grandparents and community that will pay the bigger price.
— Kelsey George (@KelseyAGeorge) March 18, 2020
🎶 i believe the children are our fut-*dies*
— Angela (@madcatdisease) March 18, 2020
All of those young people will survive and their spread will leave vulnerable people dead or maimed.
— Wookin’ Pa Nub (@jjrayn) March 18, 2020
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Donald Trump’s super-spreader campaign rallies generally don’t matter in the big picture of things. But there’s one happening this evening that’s a little different.
Trump will be taking over a ramp at 7:30 p.m. at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield. It is being billed as an outdoor event with “strong precautions” in place to prevent the spread of a pandemic disease that the main speaker will be telling his audience is fake news. And they’re hoping to draw 10,000 potential pandemic patients.
The reason Trump is in Omaha is the same one that President Barack Obama was there in 2008: a recognition that the Nebraska 2nd congressional district’s one electoral vote could literally decide the fate of the free world. Nebraska and Maine are the only two states that portion delegates in part by congressional districts.
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"The president’s federal income tax records, obtained by The New York Times, show for the first time that, since 2010, his lenders have forgiven about $287 million in debt that he failed to repay. The vast majority was related to the Chicago project," reported David Enrich, Russ Buettner, Mike McIntire, and Susanne Craig. "How Mr. Trump found trouble in Chicago, and maneuvered his way out of it, is a case study in doing business the Trump way."
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