Coronavirus
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candrew
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Thought I never say this in a million years but I can't understand why the rest of the country can't be like New Jersey.
If you're in public and indoors wear a mask.
If you're not indoors, either socially distance or, if you can't, wear mask
That's it - it's not ****ing brain surgery.
It's not like we live in a North Korean Police State - I think Wes will even back me up on this.
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Ya pretty easy stuff.
Americans are selfish buttholes though and think following any recommendation is a loss of freedom I guess.
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Soooooo was his presser today supposed to give confidence? Because he took 3 questions (2 of them from Fox and OANN) so really just 1 question and then he ran away. Um.
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What the hell is this? And why is this still happening? Why are we still having anti mask rallies? Like... the science is clear on this, right? What the hell is wrong with people?
Also, the comments will pop your brain cells. Yikes
Also, the comments will pop your brain cells. Yikes
prodigy
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In the words of George Carlin - we got some dumbass mofos floating around this country
Archie Moses
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If any of you actually think one person can't change the world these days then you obviously haven't heard about someone eating an undercooked bat.
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Sounds delicious tbpfhwy
I know it's a joke but this most likely didn't start from someone eating an undercooked bat. It's still being researched but either way it was most likely started from an alive animal transferring to humans. The plausible explanation now is it went from a specific bat to another animal and then to humans. The problem with this market and others is having lots of live animals close together in unclean situations. But there could be other ways.
It took over 15 years after SARS to get a pretty definitive answer to it. I'm guessing this will be faster but it's still being researched. They only think it's possible it came from an animal at that market and that's mostly because it's similar to SARS that started that way.
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Who can say? Anti-science is rampant in America. Anti-government sentiment. Masks have become part of the partisan divide. Assuming it helps slow/prevent spread, and I do so assume, I am wearing a mask to protect you, and you are wearing a mask to protect me. This is a form of “one for all, and all for one”. I like that approach. Yet, in a recent poll, 57% of Republicans find the number of American deaths from Covid-19 “acceptable”. I’ll post a link to that stat, and here are articles discussing the issue of masks....
Anti-maskers explain themselves
“If I’m going to get Covid and die from it, then so be it.”
www.vox.com
America is drunk on a warped idea of freedom, and now it’s killing people | Will Bunch
The refusal of millions of Americans to wear masks is the lethal result of decades of selling folks on freedom without responsibility.
www.inquirer.com
The Militias Against Masks
Groups protesting lockdown measures see the coronavirus pandemic as a pretext for tyranny—and as an opportunity for spreading rage.
57 percent of Republicans say coronavirus death toll is ‘acceptable’
A majority of Republicans said that the number of coronavirus deaths in the U.S. — now topping 176,000, according to data from Johns Hopkins University — is “acceptable,” according to a poll r…
thehill.com
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Nearly 1,300 deaths today. I love how Repubs keep acting like the pandemic is over.