Stirred not Shaken
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Their I fixed your post for you.
We are all paying a "MAGA Tax"
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The one thing he did not completely FU and MAGA won't take it, but will go to TSC and put horse paste up their Arse. It is mind boggling.
winbypin
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That is not pro covid spread....that is pro individual choice. I know you're all in on big government controlling it's citizens but thankfully there are people that see things differently. I am sure some have bought at feed stores but I don't trust the (dis) information put out by the media. The AP had a real doozy the other day about the amount of calls at the poison control center.
Masks don't work. Kids really aren't at risk (fact). Covid isn't the plague. There have been more issues with the vaccine than you care to admit or know. But you have to dig deep to find it. How about the original selling point of the vaccine...it will prevent you from getting the virus and stop the spread? Whoops. Now it's it will keep you from getting real sick but you still need the mask because it's lousy at stopping the spread.
winbypin
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The horse paste thing you do is stupid but that kind of blows up your "cult" theory doesn't it?
The idea of a MAGA tax with respect to covid is fake news being put out there by propagandists who are being helped along by useful idiots. The goal of this disinformation effort is to deflect us away from the reality of where the covid pandemic is going. This guy lays it out nicely:
SayMyName
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You all in on the boner pills? Sorry for you, that must suck.
SayMyName
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It has to kill you that the Trump vax is the only thing keeping you alive.....LMAO
winbypin
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The problem is slappy's immune system is proving to be too weak even for the mighty trump vaccine.
But the thought of a million little trump images flowing though slappy's body is very amusing.
SayMyName
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MAGA Tax
thehill.com
COVID-19 cases, deaths, hospitalizations skyrocket from last year’s Labor Day
COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospitalizations skyrocketed this Labor Day in comparison to Labor Day 2020.The Washington Post COVID-19 tracker found that hospitalizations on Labor Day i…
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SayMyName
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MAGA Tax
COVID-19 cases, deaths, hospitalizations skyrocket from last year’s Labor Day
COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospitalizations skyrocketed this Labor Day in comparison to Labor Day 2020.The Washington Post COVID-19 tracker found that hospitalizations on Labor Day i…
Guillotine
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SayMyName
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Democrats stare down nightmare September
Democrats are staring down a nightmare September, a month jam-packed with deadlines and bruising fights over their top priorities.The numerous legislative challenges in a condensed timeline will te…
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Joey tax.....
SayMyName
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GOP and centrist Democrats threaten Biden pivot to domestic issues
As President Joe Biden faces the lowest approval ratings of his presidency so far in the aftermath of a military withdrawal from Afghanistan, he hopes to shift focus to domestic policy in September and get wins on major infrastructure and social spending legislation.
www.washingtonexaminer.com
Joey tax.....LOL
As President Joe Biden faces the lowest approval ratings of his presidency so far in the aftermath of a military withdrawal from Afghanistan, he hopes to shift focus to domestic policy in September and get wins on major infrastructure and social spending legislation.
But Republicans’ intense focus on Afghanistan, as well as moderate Democrats who oppose the price tag of his $3.5 trillion social spending bill, threaten to block or delay Biden claiming domestic wins and a planned pivot away from foreign affairs.
Speaking on a weaker-than-expected jobs report on Friday, Biden called the country to “stick together” to achieve his September goals of increasing COVID-19 vaccinations and seeing Congress pass his economic agenda.
“It takes a lot of nerve to give a lecture about ‘sticking together’ when you just left hundreds of Americans behind enemy lines and your only plan is to change the subject,” Sen. Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican, shot back in a Friday statement.
The estimates here are based on statistics from three places that have reported detailed data on Covid infections by vaccination status: Utah; Virginia; and King County, which includes Seattle, in Washington state. All three are consistent with the idea that about one in 5,000 vaccinated Americans have tested positive for Covid each day in recent weeks.
The chances are surely higher in the places with the worst Covid outbreaks, like the Southeast. And in places with many fewer cases — like the Northeast, as well as the Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco areas — the chances are lower, probably less than 1 in 10,000. That’s what the Seattle data shows, for example. (These numbers don’t include undiagnosed cases, which are often so mild that people do not notice them and do not pass the virus to anyone else.)
Here’s one way to think about a one-in-10,000 daily chance: It would take more than three months for the combined risk to reach just 1 percent.
“There’s been a lot of miscommunication about what the risks really are to vaccinated people, and how vaccinated people should be thinking about their lives,” as Dr. Ashish Jha of Brown University told my colleague Tara Parker-Pope. (I recommend Tara’s recent Q. and A. on breakthrough infections.)
For the unvaccinated, of course, the chances of infection are far higher, as Dr. Jeffrey Duchin, the top public-health official in Seattle, has noted. Those chances have also risen much more since Delta began spreading:
The chances are surely higher in the places with the worst Covid outbreaks, like the Southeast. And in places with many fewer cases — like the Northeast, as well as the Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco areas — the chances are lower, probably less than 1 in 10,000. That’s what the Seattle data shows, for example. (These numbers don’t include undiagnosed cases, which are often so mild that people do not notice them and do not pass the virus to anyone else.)
Here’s one way to think about a one-in-10,000 daily chance: It would take more than three months for the combined risk to reach just 1 percent.
“There’s been a lot of miscommunication about what the risks really are to vaccinated people, and how vaccinated people should be thinking about their lives,” as Dr. Ashish Jha of Brown University told my colleague Tara Parker-Pope. (I recommend Tara’s recent Q. and A. on breakthrough infections.)
For the unvaccinated, of course, the chances of infection are far higher, as Dr. Jeffrey Duchin, the top public-health official in Seattle, has noted. Those chances have also risen much more since Delta began spreading:
winbypin
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Well, congrats. You're one of "those" people.The estimates here are based on statistics from three places that have reported detailed data on Covid infections by vaccination status: Utah; Virginia; and King County, which includes Seattle, in Washington state. All three are consistent with the idea that about one in 5,000 vaccinated Americans have tested positive for Covid each day in recent weeks.
The chances are surely higher in the places with the worst Covid outbreaks, like the Southeast. And in places with many fewer cases — like the Northeast, as well as the Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco areas — the chances are lower, probably less than 1 in 10,000. That’s what the Seattle data shows, for example. (These numbers don’t include undiagnosed cases, which are often so mild that people do not notice them and do not pass the virus to anyone else.)
Here’s one way to think about a one-in-10,000 daily chance: It would take more than three months for the combined risk to reach just 1 percent.
“There’s been a lot of miscommunication about what the risks really are to vaccinated people, and how vaccinated people should be thinking about their lives,” as Dr. Ashish Jha of Brown University told my colleague Tara Parker-Pope. (I recommend Tara’s recent Q. and A. on breakthrough infections.)
For the unvaccinated, of course, the chances of infection are far higher, as Dr. Jeffrey Duchin, the top public-health official in Seattle, has noted. Those chances have also risen much more since Delta began spreading:
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y2h
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Are you under the impression Covid is simply going to disappear someday? Much like the flu it's just something we'll have to live with.
y2h
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Because of the idiots in charge. There is no rational reason for anything to be closed.
Weve heard the hospitals are overrun wolf cry for two years now. You think hospitals stay in business with 50% capacity? Also maybe dont fire staff while theres a virus going around.
y2h
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So they are going to get a preview of socialist health care.
y2h
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It didnt kill that many in the first place.
Never had a flu vaccine and cant remember the last time I had the flu. Rest, exercise, diet etc is the best defense.
y2h
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Wasnt Sasse a never Trumper? Man if he loses those guys...GOP and centrist Democrats threaten Biden pivot to domestic issues
As President Joe Biden faces the lowest approval ratings of his presidency so far in the aftermath of a military withdrawal from Afghanistan, he hopes to shift focus to domestic policy in September and get wins on major infrastructure and social spending legislation.
Joey tax.....LOL
As President Joe Biden faces the lowest approval ratingsof his presidency so far in the aftermath of a military withdrawal from Afghanistan, he hopes to shift focus to domestic policy in September and get wins on major infrastructure and social spending legislation.
But Republicans’ intense focus on Afghanistan, as well as moderate Democrats who oppose the price tag of his $3.5 trillion social spending bill, threaten to block or delay Biden claiming domestic wins and a planned pivot away from foreign affairs.
Speaking on a weaker-than-expectedjobs report on Friday, Biden called the country to “stick together” to achieve his September goals of increasing COVID-19 vaccinations and seeing Congress pass his economic agenda.
“It takes a lot of nerve to give a lecture about ‘sticking together’ when you just left hundreds of Americans behind enemy lines and your only plan is to change the subject,” Sen. Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican, shot back in a Friday statement.
winbypin
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Haven't had the flu in at least 16 years. Don't get the flu shot though. I guess some have a more robust immune system than others.
SayMyName
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Similar to the parable of the drowning man.
I like this wiki version, lol. https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Drowning_Christian_story
I like this wiki version, lol. https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Drowning_Christian_story
