Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[Stew Cook]

Should be something about Florida soon too.
Honestly I don't think there was any specific changes that cause this. Thr virus is going to do what its going to do eventually it will run its course and Peter off. Lockdowns have only extended the life of the virus. New York is another good example it peaked and now it's slowing down

You may have caught my drift, but I was alluding to the mask mandates in the heaviest hit areas. He said, that by doing so, he hoped to avoid a full shutdown. Seems to have had an effect.

 

[mr.checkerboards]

I was alluding to the Mask mandates in the heaviest hit areas. He said, that by doing so, he hoped to avoid a full shutdown. Seems to have had an effect.

I know. I wasn't going to say it.
1. Masks should be a choice.
2. I would argue masks help spread thr virus. By way of most who wear them dont change/wash them as often as they should therefore spreading the germs.
But my point still stands. This thing is going to do what its going to do. It may even get stronger as we are giving it time to mutate.

 

[RockyTop85]

Oh ..nice side step counselor. I see you are well versed in the 5 rules of Dodge ball .. Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and Dodge .

Imagine thinking that’s a side step but still believing people should take you seriously when you prattle on about 2+2.

 

[RockyTop85]

for the most part yes

That’s pretty equivocal and not very informative. Link?

 

[Stew Cook]

I know. I wasn't going to say it.
1. Masks should be a choice.
2. I would argue masks help spread thr virus. By way of most who wear them dont change/wash them as often as they should therefore spreading the germs.
But my point still stands. This thing is going to do what its going to do. It may even get stronger as we are giving it time to mutate.

I suppose the mandate helps more people reluctantly wear them, while the ones that just won't, never are gonna.

It wouldn't be stopping the virus from running it's course, just slowing it down.

 

[mr.checkerboards]

I suppose the mandate helps more people reluctantly wear them, while the ones that just won't, never are gonna.

It wouldn't be stopping the virus from running it's course, just slowing it down.

Which has made this last longer. No lockdown back in March and we are on the road to recovery and everything is almost normal and European countries aren't laughing at us.

 

[Mick]

Which has made this last longer. No lockdown back in March and we are on the road to recovery and everything is almost normal and European countries aren't laughing at us.

They've been laughing at us for almost 4 years.

 

[hog88]

They've been laughing at us for almost 4 years.

We've been laughing at them since 1918

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Nolte: Bluecheck Forces Her Teenage Children to Live Outside, Because Pandemic

A member of Twitter’s Blue Checkmark Elite is bragging about forcing her kids to live outside to protect herself from the coronavirus.

Although she has only 5,312 followers, and only because she holds the “correct” thoughts and ideas, Twitter verified Sarah Nadav’s account. She identifies as a “behavioral Economist, Fintech Entrepreneur, Startup adviser” and is now bragging about forcing her 13-year-old and 15 year-old to live outside in a tent to protect herself from the coronavirus.

“My kids got potentially exposed to COVID-19, there is no proper room to quarantine in the house so I got creative and they are camping in the yard. Is this brilliant or ridiculous?”

Included in the tweet is a photo of the camp Mommie Dearest set up for her children, which looks like something you would see on the crowded, homeless streets of Nancy Pelosi’s congressional district.

Nolte: Bluecheck Forces Her Teenagers to Live Outside, Because Pandemic

 

[Sea Ray]

Due to government mandate?

Is Tennessee allowing gatherings of 100K or more? I doubt it

 

[0nelilreb]

Imagine thinking that’s a side step but still believing people should take you seriously when you prattle on about 2+2.

Oh I believe there’s plenty of actual facts going on in the last 10 years that any reference to George Orwell’s book is valid . I don’t have to imagine anything , I asked you a direct question . You then came back with some digs and before asking me a question ... that’s a side step , Mr fancy lawyer man .

 

[508mikey]

That’s pretty equivocal and not very informative. Link?

 

[Stew Cook]

Which has made this last longer. No lockdown back in March and we are on the road to recovery and everything is almost normal and European countries aren't laughing at us.

We are an example of a bad example, but to say it's because we shutdown doesn't seem accurate, the fact that we shut down to get our sht together, but never did, is the most embarrassing thing, IMO.

Abbot would have never gone along with selective mask mandates, if it were not to spare the hospitals.

 

[RockyTop85]

Oh I believe there’s plenty of actual facts going on in the last 10 years that any reference to George Orwell’s book is valid . I don’t have to imagine anything , I asked you a direct question . You then came back with some digs and before asking me a question ... that’s a side step , Mr fancy lawyer man .

The question was a response to your question.

Come back when some expert has told you what it means.

 

[0nelilreb]

The question was a response to your question.

Come back when some expert has told you what it means.

Another slick dodge . You trained hard for dodge ball didn’t cha ?

 

[RockyTop85]

Is Tennessee allowing gatherings of 100K or more? I doubt it

The deniers’ rough day on the evidence front continues.

 

[508mikey]

The deniers’ rough day on the evidence front continues.

thanks to CNN and all their fake news

 

[hog88]

We are an example of a bad example, but to say it's because we shutdown doesn't seem accurate, the fact that we shut down to get our sht together, but never did, is the most embarrassing thing, IMO.

Abbot would have never gone along with selective mask mandates, if it were not to spare the hospitals.

Our bad example was allowing the riots and protests to spread this virus right after opening back up.

 

[VolnJC]

Looks like NY's senicide record is safe
Coronavirus outbreak show signs of slowing in Arizona, Texas and Florida

 

[508mikey]

Looks like NY's senicide record is safe
Coronavirus outbreak show signs of slowing in Arizona, Texas and Florida

wouldnt guess that by CNN BS

 

[Stew Cook]

Our bad example was allowing the riots and protests to spread this virus right after opening back up.

You just mad that the majority managed to exercise their freedom, while making an attempt to do it more responsibly.

Masks bad... freedom to protest.. bad..

You kind of put yourself in a corner, from my perspective.

It might be easier to list the things you do like.

 

[hog88]

You just mad that the majority managed to exercise their freedom, while making an attempt to do it more responsibly.

Masks bad... freedom to protest.. bad..

You kind of put yourself in a corner, from my perspective.

It might be easier to list the things you do like.

LOL

Keep drinking the kool-aid. The dates of the protests and riots coincide perfectly with the spike in cases.

 

[RockyTop85]

It's crazy that people think they are getting accurate numbers out of Russia, China, Turkey or almost any middle eastern country.

For our numbers to be proportional, the world number has to be low by 3 million. You legitimately think Russia, China, Turkey, and the Middle East are concealing 3 million COVID deaths?

 

[mr.checkerboards]

We are an example of a bad example, but to say it's because we shutdown doesn't seem accurate, the fact that we shut down to get our sht together, but never did, is the most embarrassing thing, IMO.

Abbot would have never gone along with selective mask mandates, if it were not to spare the hospitals.

We can agree to disagree at this point. Im not changing your mind and you're not changing mine

 

[RockyTop85]

thanks to CNN and all their fake news

As much as I’d like to make fun of you for this, I owe you an apology. I misread which post you responded to. I thought you were saying the Neyland closure was “pretty much“ caused by government mandate.