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A Day In the Life Living With the Plague

A Day In the Life Living With the Plague

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The Black Death was the plague that changed the world. As the most profound epidemic in human history, the plague claimed the lives of millions, with nearly half of Europe's population perishing from the disease. Some feared they were living through the apocalypse amidst the chaotic upheaval, while others turned to sinful pleasure during the plague to distract from the horror. And as for what happened to victims of the plague, well, it wasn't opportune
Date: 2022-12-29

Comments and reviews: 13


Its always our fault Since the beginning of recorded time, everyone hates the Jews. Were used to it by now, but maybe one day everyone will pick a different ethnicity to hate? Or maybe not hate any? I know, I know, thats crazy talk, just keep doing what works for you and well check back in another 1, 000 years.
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Its strange that it took all this time to realize something even animals know. you don't sht where you eat! These boys would sling crap right in the river walk downstream and get a nice, cool drink smh. Not to mention the hundreds of other people that slung their crap in the river already that day.
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I've read that the black or bubonic plague still exists in parts of India, mostly in villages that worship rats that carry diseases like the plague or equally diseased pest monkeys Its absolutely unbelievable to me that these filthy people choose to live that way in this day and age.
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Oh, the silly people of forever-ago! Its sure a good thing that people today are wiser and believe in science and all work together willingly for the good of the human race.
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Millions of people dying is not funny or entertaining, and this video, literally making fun of ignorant people dying from ignorance is stress-inducing.
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Tbh, this is all kind of terrifying because knowing now this thing spread THREE SEPARATE WAYSSSS like, poor bastards, they didn't stand a chance.
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Yea it sucked real bad at any time in your life in those places rats were every where thank god for these days theres tomcat rat poison lol!
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They thought the plague was caused by bad smells. We still think that a paper or fabric mask will stop coronavirus. Lmfao
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My man you are pure gold with this narration, had lots of fun listening to it, despite being dead at the end of this video.
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Jews got it less, because of ritual handwashing and a belief in not handling things that are religiously considered unclean
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Makes me wonder. 1348 was the plaque. But how many times since then has there been a plaque or pandemic up to today?
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I have never understood why Jewish people get/got so much hate. Didn't know they were even blamed for the plague.
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I mean, if you die from arsenic or mercury poisoning then, at least, you didn't die from the plague. Success!
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