Coronavirus

[Fenris]

Name a disease that infects millions and kills within weeks of infection.

No really relevant to the point. The left is freaking over COVID deaths but glorifies obesity which has, does and will kill people at multiples of what COVID has done and obesity is one of the main drivers of the impact that COVID has had. So again, i'll say if the left is so concerned about deaths, why do they glorify obesity?

 

[MAKAVELI]

No really relevant to the point. The left is freaking over COVID deaths but glorifies obesity which has, does and will kill people at multiples of what COVID has done and obesity is one of the main drivers of the impact that COVID has had. So again, i'll say if the left is so concerned about deaths, why do they glorify obesity?

 

[refineryworker05]

Hard to believe with so many republicans/conservatives on this message board who downplayed the seriousness of covid, never reflect that over 600,000 Americans have died from this disease. One of the things I have learned in my life is being wrong all the time on public policy never seems to impact the republican outlook on much. It is astonishing what republicans have been wrong about in terms of public policy. It is an over 20year record of failure. Covid is just the latest example.

 

[Babagounj]

I'll get my shot(s) when these drugs get official FDA approval.

 

[refineryworker05]

Oh and now a lot of republicans are wrong about the vaccine as well. Just a twenty plus year run of being wrong about everything

 

[Operational needs]

Shelter-in-place orders didn’t save lives during the pandemic, research paper concludes

A little-noticed study says government orders to “shelter in place” during the COVID-19 fight did not save lives and actually spurred an uptick in excess deaths in some places, especially overseas.

www.washingtontimes.com

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Shelter-in-place orders didn’t save lives during the pandemic, research paper concludes

A little-noticed study says government orders to “shelter in place” during the COVID-19 fight did not save lives and actually spurred an uptick in excess deaths in some places, especially overseas.

www.washingtontimes.com

This all sounds very familiar.

 

[Wally]

Some of my sister's kids planned a cocktail party this evening to celebrate her 80th. ( early )
It started just as the heavy rains came down.

My older brother & I got into a discussion about why I have not been tested nor taken the vac, while I was standing in the open garage drip drying.
I live close by so I walked there.
His said that the place was filled with old people and I told him I had no intention of going inside.
[ I come from a family of 13, with 20 years from the oldest to youngest ] ( I'm number 10 born )

I tried to explain to him that he was in more danger from the "vaccinated" people there then from me.
Since the rains forced everyone to be crowded inside, instead of them spreading out on the yard.
Oh, I have always planned to be vacced, but I've been waiting until they work out all the nasty bugs first.
I maybe the odd one of that group, all have been. But I have enough caution to avoid getting it from one of them.

You should huddle in there and maybe let nature inoculate you.

 

[Poop Head]

If the justice system was fair and equal and not designed for profit you'd have a valid point.

Yeah, were making alot of money off the backs of those hardworking black folk

 

[shartpost2]

COVID didn't kill enough people honestly.

 

[fishtm2001]

donald's inability to look beyond his own political fortunes was a major problem.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

donald's inability to look beyond his own political fortunes was a major problem.

Democrats' inability to look beyond their own political fortunes was the major problem.

 

[floridays]

Hard to believe with so many republicans/conservatives on this message board who downplayed the seriousness of covid, never reflect that over 600,000 Americans have died from this disease. One of the things I have learned in my life is being wrong all the time on public policy never seems to impact the republican outlook on much. It is astonishing what republicans have been wrong about in terms of public policy. It is an over 20year record of failure. Covid is just the latest example.

Concerning the China virus, which public policy, masks, shutdowns, closing schools?

 

[Poop Head]

COVID didn't kill enough people honestly.

Hell yeah brother. I was hoping mother nature would clean house. Get rid of all the nasty people

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Hell yeah brother. I was hoping mother nature would clean house. Get rid of all the nasty people

Well, the ones who compromised their immune systems with experimental medical stuff, and still wear masks might just die yet.

 

[Poop Head]

Well, the ones who compromised their immune systems with experimental medical stuff, and still wear masks might just die yet.

I hated obese people before all this. Now its at a whole nother level.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

I hated obese people before all this. Now its at a whole nother level.

Because they survived at higher rates than the media promised?

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Hell yeah brother. I was hoping mother nature would clean house.
Get rid of all the nasty people

Democrats and Liberals?

 

[shartpost2]

Democrats and Liberals?

And all conservatives, Republicans, BLM hippies, and rich corporate autocrats. The more dead, the better.

 

[Non sequitur]

The poor thing:

Here’s an excerpt from my minister’s weekly newsletter article,

“I am going to miss the camaraderie of those who masked for the last year. I will miss others identifying me as a good citizen, for always wearing a mask, and not endangering others. I think all of us who were conscientious about mask-wearing should get to have a little button to wear proudly, like “I masked every time I went out.” We former maskers will now look like anti-maskers and scofflaws. We have lost our distinction, our virtue, our recognition of being good citizens.”

He nailed it, right?