Amazing how many people on FaceBook actually believe that. Bill Gates, George Soros and Dr. Fauci engineered the virus in the Wuhan lab.Part of the problem with a vaccine is engineering the microchip insertion
Amazing how many people on FaceBook actually believe that. Bill Gates, George Soros and Dr. Fauci engineered the virus in the Wuhan lab.Part of the problem with a vaccine is engineering the microchip insertion
What’s amazing is that you don’t! You must believe the FAKE NEWS! SAD!!!Amazing how many people on FaceBook actually believe that. Bill Gates, George Soros and Dr. Fauci engineered the virus in the Wuhan lab.
I made it through the whole two minutes. Good grief. Just glad she doesn’t live in a swing state (she is in Seattle) so her Trump vote isn’t going to matter.Whew boy. I made it about 45 seconds before I had to turn that off.
If she moved out of Seattle to east of the Cascades she'd fit right in.I made it through the whole two minutes. Good grief. Just glad she doesn’t live in a swing state (she is in Seattle) so her Trump vote isn’t going to matter.
I hope she doesn't have any kids.have y'all seen Qaren yet?
this is how they all seem to me
I have some relatives that believe that. They are demanding Trump fire Fauci and take away his medical license.Amazing how many people on FaceBook actually believe that. Bill Gates, George Soros and Dr. Fauci engineered the virus in the Wuhan lab.
just speaking for us, we have no intention of dining in a restaurant in the foreseeable future. we have done takeout a few times, but not regularly.Btw - here's an update from work.
We are still wearing masks (required).
They ceased taking the temperature of employees when we walked into the door.
I curiously went to a couple of restaurants - despite the fact we're supposedly "further along," they are still mostly empty.
Now whether that's because we have so many unemployed that they can't afford a restaurant meal or fear of Covid - or perhaps both - well, I don't know.
But the ultimate arbiter of when folks really go back out into the world is going to be the people themselves.
It's always been about the people, not the politicians. People will do what they feel comfortable with and what they feel is appropriate given their risk characteristics or of the people they live with/care about. That's why you see so many young people out and about as if nothing has happened and older people being, for the most part, careful. I don't pay much attention to the footage I see on TV. I can see it for myself.But the ultimate arbiter of when folks really go back out into the world is going to be the people themselves.
laissez faire is not a good approach to dealing with widespread public health issues.It's always been about the people, not the politicians. People will do what they feel comfortable with and what they feel is appropriate given their risk characteristics or of the people they live with/care about. That's why you see so many young people out and about as if nothing has happened and older people being, for the most part, careful. I don't pay much attention to the footage I see on TV. I can see it for myself.
fixed that for youlaissez faire is not a good approach to dealing with widespread public health issues.
right now, a ton of people are doing stuff they feel "comfortable" with, but their actions are quite dangerous and risky for other people.
that's one of the many reasons we have over 100k americans dead in the past three months; and that number continues to accelerate.
Indeed. My post was not about the right or wrong of their actions. Simply pointing out that their actions are perfectly understandable given human nature.right now, a ton of people are doing stuff they feel "comfortable" with, but their actions are quite dangerous and risky for other people.
And I'm with ya, my man.just speaking for us, we have no intention of dining in a restaurant in the foreseeable future. we have done takeout a few times, but not regularly.
True. And that's the reason that this recession will not be "V-shaped," unless the right leg of that "V" is sprung way out to the right...Btw - here's an update from work.
We are still wearing masks (required).
They ceased taking the temperature of employees when we walked into the door.
I curiously went to a couple of restaurants - despite the fact we're supposedly "further along," they are still mostly empty.
Now whether that's because we have so many unemployed that they can't afford a restaurant meal or fear of Covid - or perhaps both - well, I don't know.
But the ultimate arbiter of when folks really go back out into the world is going to be the people themselves.
Is Georgia doing as bad at it as Florida. Because all Ive been hearing is how great both states have been doing with their patriotic reopen.Florida forced medical examiners to stop reporting death results, and now we know why
Back in April, it became clear that Florida was intentionally hiding a list of daily deaths that had previously been compiled by county medical examiners. Since that time, those examiners, as well as hospitals and local officials, have complained that...www.dailykos.com