Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[Rasputin_Vol]

Hey MAGAnistas, here's your chance to show us all that it's just an overhyped flu. Sign up and we'll check in when you make landfall at the end of the cruise.

Carnival Cruise Bookings Surge 600% After August Relaunch Announcement

 

[NEO]

I have homes in 3 heavily Republican areas: East Tenn, Western N.C., and Florida Panhandle. All 3 counties gave Hillary around 20% of the vote (17.9%, 23.6%, and 20.7%). I have also never seen a MAGA hat in person, only on tv.

Do you have a home in the highlands?

I have probably run into a few times if so at either the ice cream parlor or ace hardware since nobody goes other than summer.

 

[azVolFan]

I see that we're approaching 80k deaths. Just imagine where we'd be without a shutdown.

4% unemployment and $4 trillion richer.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Who orders legs and eggs but then says hold the legs?

Ron Swanson might... for you Parks and Rec fans.

 

[Ten_Titans]

I see that we're approaching 80k deaths. Just imagine where we'd be without a shutdown.

The same place we're gonna be in 6 months.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Uh, what? Lmao

Trump is about as far away from that description as you can be. That's basically how he got elected.

It's hilarious to me that Trump is such an easy target, and the left still can't even come up with insults that make any sense.

Trump has done nothing but fill his cabinet with Swamp figures such as Scott Pruitt, Ryan Zinke, Tom Price, Elaine Chao and Wilbur Ross. He has kept a keen focus on self-enrichment activities such as staying exclusively at his own properties and directing Pence and his cabinet to do the same as well. The G 7 Summit would be held at Doral, if he had his way. Trump has not drained the swamp... he is the swamp. His actions, including nepotism and cronyism, epitomize that of someone who only got into politics to enrich himself.

 

[azVolFan]

So we're locking down to protect the vulnerable, right?

https://www.latimes.com/california/...l-profits?_amp=true&__twitter_impression=true

Disgusting. That's so depressing.

 

[volfanhill]

Uh, what? Lmao

Trump is about as far away from that description as you can be. That's basically how he got elected.

It's hilarious to me that Trump is such an easy target, and the left still can't even come up with insults that make any sense.

lol trump is no different then the previous admins. Come on. He cares about one thing only. Getting re-elected. He’s a huge liar like they were. Just lying louder is his thing. Look at it like this. Do you trust what a politician is telling you? Of course not. Do you trust what Trump is telling you? Of course not. Unless you can only breathe out of your mouth. I mean how many lies do you have to catch him in before you realize he’s the same. Just louder.

 

[508mikey]

Wisconsin Judge Calls Democrat Stay-At-Home Order “TYRANNY” | Presidential Wire

 

[508mikey]

Even DEMOCRATS Are Questioning PA Gov’s Coronavirus Lockdown | Presidential Wire

 

[azVolFan]

Trimp slurpers claim he is not a politician.

He's a con man. But not a politician. Like thats better.

You're really not very good at this.

Maybe after this is all over you can head down to Goodwill and get the ball rolling on finding a job.

Also, it's Trump slurpers. Have some respect.

 

[zeppelin128]

Carnival Cruise Bookings Surge 600% After August Relaunch Announcement

I don't care about political affiliation, this is just dumb. I imagine the rates are good, though.

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Coronavirus: China threats to Australia slammed by US Congress

 

[BowlBrother85]

Triggered

Since when is tucking tail and running away, handling anyone "like a boss"? That was the "take my ball and go home" routine, a la Eric Cartman of South Park. It was gutless and cowardly. Trump comes across as having hurt feelings and being hyper-sensitive. Trump has a hard time coping with women who second guess his decision-making, and then follow up on his non-answers with more probing questions. Trump is accustomed to being able to bully women, and he resents it when they stand up to him. Trump is the classic school yard bully. Aside from the facade, Trump is a coward. Cadet Bone Spurs is just who he is. Cowardice is in his blood.

 

[zeppelin128]

You know, I'm starting to think the Dark Side was right. Darth Zepidus sounds cool.

 

[Sandman 423]

You know, I'm starting to think the Dark Side was right. Darth Zepidus sounds cool.

Sounds like a crotch rash. Stick with zeppelin. Who wouldn't want to own one of those bad boys.

 

[Rickyvol77]

Crazy liberal governors

No wonder Pennsylvania is in the shape it’s in. Right up Ohvol’s alley lol

 

[Volsfaninva917]

Triggered

Lol whiney bitch

 

[Volsfaninva917]

Crazy liberal governors

So how are we going to beat a virus they tell us will never go away lol

 

[zeppelin128]

Sounds like a crotch rash. Stick with zeppelin. Who wouldn't want to own one of those bad boys.

 

[zeppelin128]

Sounds like a crotch rash. Stick with zeppelin. Who wouldn't want to own one of those bad boys.

Darth Zep. Yeah!

 

[Carl Pickens]

Coronavirus: China threats to Australia slammed by US Congress

The chicoms need a huge dose of economic F you.

 

[lawgator1]

Since when is tucking tail and running away, handling anyone "like a boss"? That was the "take my ball and go home" routine, a la Eric Cartman of South Park. It was gutless and cowardly. Trump comes across as having hurt feelings and being hyper-sensitive. Trump has a hard time coping with women who second guess his decision-making, and then follow up on his non-answers with more probing questions. Trump is accustomed to being able to bully women, and he resents it when they stand up to him. Trump is the classic school yard bully. Aside from the facade, Trump is a coward. Cadet Bone Spurs is just who he is. Cowardice is in his blood.

He's the Toddler in Chief.

 

[hog88]

Trump embodies all of the worst traits of a typical career, self-enriching, and corrupt politician

So him and Joe are one in the same?

 

[Weezy]

Help a brother out? What does that mean?

We are at 95% of the typical number of deaths for a time period that starts at the onset of the outbreak. ...5% less people have died compared to recent years.


Like I said, it will go up, and it's sensitive to your start date, but overall, I think when we get to the end of the year, the number of people who died this year will be within the noise of previous years. Primarily because the 50k people this thing will have actually killed (not the inflated crap you see on the news) will be in the standard noise, and a lot of old people and sick people who may have been likely to die anyways. I know that's cold sounding, but when looking at policy, you have to look at facts.