MyTripisCut
Never bought my own handtruck
I just got my shots for Zika virus. Been a long wait and now this!
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Virescit Vulnere Virtus
You had me until you got to the Matrix quote. Lol. You should watch the old movie Soylent Green with Charleston Houston.
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You didn’t want to have any babies with birth defects?
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That was my first thought. Then it dawned on me that most of these young college students are not going to fight this. They’ve been programmed to go-along.
Is that 2 things or 3 things?
And what a bold and groundbreaking take. Who knew pandemics and nuclear war would top anyone’s list of biggest threats to humanity? LOL
Ur right I almost watched it
Well terrorism was supposed ly a big deal. What else does the media try tricking us with? Russian interference recently. They constantly have deep state guys on too.
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Holy crap! Don’t know if that was auto correct or my mistake but his name was Charlton Heston.
I've seen planet of the apes and bowling for columbine
Some of his quotes in bowling for combine are pretty funny he's my kind of racist
steve keen moved from EU to thailand for corona virus. hes born in australia and has friends there:
From my perspective of living in one of the success stories, and with friends and family in another (Australia), it comes down not to any mono-causal explanation, but to good multifaceted public policy, followed well by the public. This involved a multitude of interventions:
Yes, there have been stuff-ups—Australia’s several quarantine breaches, Thailand’s outbreaks in migrant worker enclaves—but well designed, enforced and followed public policies have worked every time to bring the outbreaks back under control. These countries have done what pandemic specialist Yaneer Bar-Yam said would work—and he was right, it has worked.
When I look at what has happened in the UK in particular, I can only manage a macabre laugh. I see good friends like John Hearn whine about the impact of lockdowns on the economy (and challenge the veracity of the data as well), when what happened in the UK is better described as not a lockdown, but a “mockdown“. Reactive politicians delaying action until the outbreak forced it? Check. Tourists flying in without facing mandatory quarantine? Check. An inability to manufacture masks and other Personal Protective Equipment? Check. Mask-wearing not enforced on public transport, or virtually anywhere? Check. Huge social events allowed? Check. Restaurants opened to stimulate the economy? Check. Contact tracing that was more a handout to rich friends than a program? Check. Restrictions lifted well before zero cases were achieved, let alone sustained? Check. No wonder the UK’s numerous “lockdowns” haven’t worked. It’s had the worst of both worlds.
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From my perspective of living in one of the success stories, and with friends and family in another (Australia), it comes down not to any mono-causal explanation, but to good multifaceted public policy, followed well by the public. This involved a multitude of interventions:
- strictly enforced lockdowns;
- strict quarantine for international arrivals, so that cases can’t be imported from overseas;
- isolation of regions, so that an outbreak in one can’t spread to another;
- effective contact tracing, so that any outbreak was limited to immediate contacts, who themselves were put into total lockdowns while being tested daily for symptoms;
- universal mask wearing, so that on two occasions, a quarantine breach in Thailand led to zero new cases;
- widespread availability of masks (surgical masks were distributed by the government in Thailand for the princely sum of 10 cents each—which still allowed the Thai manufacturers a 20% profit);
- compulsory mask-wearing on public transport and in all large enclosed public venues (shopping centres, etc.);
- bans on small venues like restaurants and bars, with financial compensation for owners and staff; and reduced utility costs; and
- government financial support to workers and businesses, which allowed poor people to survive despite their jobs disappearing because of lockdown.
Yes, there have been stuff-ups—Australia’s several quarantine breaches, Thailand’s outbreaks in migrant worker enclaves—but well designed, enforced and followed public policies have worked every time to bring the outbreaks back under control. These countries have done what pandemic specialist Yaneer Bar-Yam said would work—and he was right, it has worked.
When I look at what has happened in the UK in particular, I can only manage a macabre laugh. I see good friends like John Hearn whine about the impact of lockdowns on the economy (and challenge the veracity of the data as well), when what happened in the UK is better described as not a lockdown, but a “mockdown“. Reactive politicians delaying action until the outbreak forced it? Check. Tourists flying in without facing mandatory quarantine? Check. An inability to manufacture masks and other Personal Protective Equipment? Check. Mask-wearing not enforced on public transport, or virtually anywhere? Check. Huge social events allowed? Check. Restaurants opened to stimulate the economy? Check. Contact tracing that was more a handout to rich friends than a program? Check. Restrictions lifted well before zero cases were achieved, let alone sustained? Check. No wonder the UK’s numerous “lockdowns” haven’t worked. It’s had the worst of both worlds.
Steve Keen - My Escape from Covid Island - Brave New Europe
An analysis of the egregious European COVID failure (with the exception of a few Scandinavian nations – no, not Sweden) that is being ignored. Steve Keen is a Distinguished Research Fellow, Institute for Strategy, Resilience [...]
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Biden administration working with companies to develop 'vaccine passports' to track vaccinated Americans | Blaze Media
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The Biden administration has partnered with companies to develop a "vaccine passport," which would track Americans who have been vaccinated for COVID-19, and give them access to businesses, events, and travel.
"The Biden administration and private companies are working to develop a standard way of handling credentials — often referred to as 'vaccine passports' — that would allow Americans to prove they have been vaccinated against the novel coronavirus as businesses try to reopen," the Washington Post reported on Sunday.
"The effort has gained momentum amid President Joe Biden's pledge that the nation will start to regain normalcy this summer and with a growing number of companies — from cruise lines to sports teams - saying they will require proof of vaccination before opening their doors again," the report stated.
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Can’t let this happenBiden administration working with companies to develop 'vaccine passports' to track vaccinated Americans | Blaze Media
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The Biden administration has partnered with companies to develop a "vaccine passport," which would track Americans who have been vaccinated for COVID-19, and give them access to businesses, events, and travel.
"The Biden administration and private companies are working to develop a standard way of handling credentials — often referred to as 'vaccine passports' — that would allow Americans to prove they have been vaccinated against the novel coronavirus as businesses try to reopen," the Washington Post reported on Sunday.
"The effort has gained momentum amid President Joe Biden's pledge that the nation will start to regain normalcy this summer and with a growing number of companies — from cruise lines to sports teams - saying they will require proof of vaccination before opening their doors again," the report stated.
wilberforce15
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If you still believe the death numbers, there is nothing that can help you.
of course trump was terrible president and america is unusually corrupt
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Neither of which is relevant.
sure it is thats why you had so many corona cases and deaths
wilberforce15
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No, it's because being a fatty is the biggest single indicator of probable hospitalization and death from Rona, and we are all super fat.
Because we've been told not to fat shame people, we didn't properly prepare.
wilberforce15
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You can go straight down the list - covid deaths worldwide were not determined by silly policy, lockdowns, mandates, masks, or anything else.
The best association is found in each country's average BMI and age.
Fatties die. So we had a problem.
The best association is found in each country's average BMI and age.
Fatties die. So we had a problem.
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