That's also correct that there can be a bias on what a person may have thought about the year, dependent on how their situation was in their given country or state even and their lifestyle, I kind of excluded other countries since America has really taken most of the blow I think and it has been in the main topic of discussion for the last few months.
Although I'm not much of a political person, I do come into conversations with some knowledge of what I have rather than to show that I have a lot of knowledge when I really don't. I'd must admit Americans given how they reacted to George Floyd and Brianna Taylor, I'd say the response they did in the streets was repulsive, going to the point of committing crimes like looting and and setting off explosives to buildings, vandalizing vehicles in parking lots and settings buildings up inflames, get this, that does not serve proper justice for death by killing others, destroying expensive buildings, apartments, and personal homes and allowing people to be homeless in that matter.
There was also instances where people wouldn't obliged for a healthier experience around America in 2020, by not wearing a simple cloth over their mouth when going to public places, and getting mad when they are confronted about the regulation that they are suppose to follow for a heathier lifestyle in the midst of a pandemic.
honestly, I have been having asthma for the majority of my life and I have even been exposed to getting second hand smoke, and not ever has it been hard to wear a mask or some sort of shield over or in front of a mouth. I don't have the right to say to people who have respiratory problems that they should wear a mask, if it genuinely causes problems to their breathing. But in most of these instances it has been people who are arrogant into always thinking that the virus is fake and want to have a "better" America, when in actuality, they are showing the worst parts in their home country and spreading disease further in their homeland .
I think as if America has thought that they've been insanely prepared, then this pandemic would've been non existent at this point of time.
Of course it can differ for people, this may have been the greatest year of all time (to me i think it has), or one of the wonkiest years yet to some. I heard and seen about this years events in the US and said that this is why the year has been so wonky and shitty, and I don't think that's fair anymore to say and generalize that the year was just flat out terrible, when it was probably the best time for anybody besides myself or theirs.
I'd also like to hear about people's experiences throughout this year, and not just remotely the US. If that is the forums allows us to be tiny bit political in by means of informing us about what we experienced. Not in a bad atrocious way where it goes to a point where there is a feud going down in a single thread, that is not the point of sharing these with each other.
And I like how we share experiences in this way and It's digestible and there isn't any unnecessary offensive words being thrown at or name calling by what a person said that differs from yours or anybody's. Remember, no one is going to think exactly what you think and that's completely okay to anyone who wants to share their experiences of 2020 here, honestly, no one should judge a persons opinion of a bias on something that completely differs from them and their experience, if they have not had proper experience with a persons own experience and have their thinking of ****ysis of their bias. There shouldn't be an empowerment over another, and If I see replies like this one, then I'd be in for a treat to type out my thoughts more than I did in English class on that in this manner. That was a great insight on how it was for you in Australia, I'd love to hear more like this from anybody! :D
