The comments are hysterical, all over this tiny paragraph. They purposefully take it out of context so they can shout with impotent rage and virtue signal.
I wish I could convince myself that for once in my life with COVID we were actually experiencing a healthy break from the usual pattern, according to which the latest silly novelties—no-fault divorce, factory-sliced bread, frozen meals, and, of course, infant formula—are adopted enthusiastically by the upper middle classes, who then think better of them by the time the lower orders come around.
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When my daughter was an infant, the options were either to feed her infant formula or hope that the chemotherapy drugs flowing through my wife’s bloodstream wouldn’t kill her. It’s incredibly offensive that you suggest infant formula is just some flippant fad for rich people.
That’s not what he meant and they know it but let the crying begin.
In the author's own words: He doesn't care.
And apparently very proud of it.
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He's uncaring of most people and any consideration to keep safe it seems. A perfect representation of conservatism.
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my daughter also needed formula due to a temporary milk allergy. but I guess that makes her a coastal elite, not a “real american”
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