Snowflake

I (24F) have so many people in my family that say they can't wear masks because they can't breathe, or it's too uncomfortable, or because they just shouldn't have to.

These are the same people that tell me I'm a snowflake, or that I'm not mature, or that I "just don't know what I'm talking about."

I recently had a conversation with my dad (he's 49), and he was complaining about wearing masks. I reminded him that he was lucky. He is SO fortunate that he grew up in a time where THIS is the worst thing he's had to deal with. My grandfather on both sides got shipped off to WAR. There are people alive to this day who have shipped around, thrown in camps, GASSED for heaven's sake. There are people RIGHT NOW living in concentration camps, death camps (I'm looking at you, North Korea), who have been through way worse. And we have the privilage (as Americans--and if you're American right now and you just celebrated the fourth, you BETTER be feeling the same way) to have the freedom to not ha

Since we reopened at half-capacity, we've created "support staff" shifts where the employee's sole job is to sanitize everything - tables, bathrooms, bar tops, napkins dispensers, you name it. All employees wear gloves and masks.

I was at the front door, spraying sanitizer on the handles, when a woman walked up, saw me, rolled her eyes, and said, "I guess I have to wear a mask, snowflake."

I wasn't sure I heard her right, so I said, "Excuse me?"

She gave me a practiced, forced laugh, then took a small fabric mask out of her purse and, without actually putting it on, loosely dangled it in front of her mouth while she brushed past me.

How can people take so much pride in being so completely wrong?

I’m really tired of this.

If ever I post about something you could do to be nicer/more compassionate to others, it becomes “well OP said don’t even talk to people because apparently we can’t do that anymore”.

Being nice or considerate of others seems, by many, to be a personal flaw. They say: we should be able to do whatever we want, to whoever we want, regardless of who gets hurt.

Whether or not I’m a special sensitive entitled baby isn’t actually the issue here. The fact that you consider being compassionate to others a flaw or weakness or an act of stupidity or a side effect of being so sensitive you’re an idiot is the real issue, and it is EXTREMELY ALARMING. How do you lack something so standard as empathy for other people? Why do you needs come first, always?

Someone here is acting like a big sensitive baby... and it isn’t me.

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Don’t be gullible. Learn the difference between juvenile internet baiting and real death threats. They are just a group of online idiots.

The only racism on the internet is toward Americans:

>You can cherry-pick bad things about, generalize and shit on folks from just about any country. However, you’ll only get upvotes if you do it about Americans.

https://np.reddit.com/r/starterpacks/comments/hmxyhi/what_i_a_european_think_living_in_america_is_like/fx8p8u1/

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>Foreigner “imagining” what the US is like for karma starterpack

https://np.reddit.com/r/starterpacks/comments/hn5g96/foreigner_imagining_what_the_us_is_like_for_karma/

>#quick reminder that this format was banned a couple months ago

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https://np.reddit.com/r/starterpacks/comments/hmxyhi/what_i_a_european_think_living_in_america_is_like/fx8jcqh/

>then why tf are these posts still up

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Think about it. It usually is part of some 3 paragraph rant they are posting that says "hate to offend all my snowflake friends" but then goes on the describe how they are offended about the stupidest crap.

They are probably sharing some photo with flash information that makes them seem victimized but in reality by talking like that they are the ones being sensitive snowflakes.

With it appearing that the full launch of Tor Snowflake into the main Tor build being just months away, it is important that there are as many Snowflake Bridges as possible to be ready in order to make it harder to block.

If you have dynamic ip address (aka one that changes, as often as possible) than you can help with this by installing the Tor Snowflake Extension which does not require any port forwarding, due to it using WebRTC.

Link: https://snowflake.torproject.org/

Pretty much what it says in the title. You disagree with parents spanking their children? You're a snowflake. You don't share someone else's political views? You're a snowflake. You have a different opinion than the popular one? Snowflake.

Oh, and don't you dare complain, or you're a snowflake. Well, fine. Better a snowflake than an asshole.

Dates TBD, but Snowflake IPO is expected to value the data-warehouse-as-service company at up $20bn. Revenue has grown from under $100mn in 2018 to projected sales in excess of $400mn for 2020.

Snowflake data is automatically integrated with Salesforce data, and the cloud platform requires next to no management and can process analytics on any scale of data.

Gonna be a good one methinks!

Hi all, in the coming months Snowflake is scheduled to IPO.

Now I've personally never invested in an individual stock after it IPO's (am mostly invested in ETFs and some blue chip stocks) but see a huge potential in Snowflake becoming big and am willing to invest some money in it as a long-term play.

However, I'm afraid that the stock will get pumped by the big investors pre-market and me being left with too high of an entry price...

As a general rule of thumb, is it better to invest directly after it IPO's or to wait for some amount of time before throwing my money in??