This Corona virus pandemic could be the weapon that takes our liberties away , all in the name of saving lives?
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Same back at you....
I look at it this way... I find it funny someone would think I am shill.
Iron sharpens iron
People challenge me I go learn more.
With this virus it is just complicated we just have to remember that ...lots of disinformation, misinformation all around and some good information as well.
I look at it this way... I find it funny someone would think I am shill.
Iron sharpens iron
People challenge me I go learn more.
With this virus it is just complicated we just have to remember that ...lots of disinformation, misinformation all around and some good information as well.
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Agree... one University is working on a nasal spray as a vaccine.
Hard for that to be the mark of the beast.
https://globalnews.ca/news/6827634/university-of-waterloo-nasal-spray-vaccine-coronavirus/
Hard for that to be the mark of the beast.
https://globalnews.ca/news/6827634/university-of-waterloo-nasal-spray-vaccine-coronavirus/
GUNS don't kill people kill.....lol...They are just a tool and can be used for good or bad.
Guns can be dangerous weapons but they can also be a great tool to ensure safety as well. Guns are good for protection. I live in a mountain area. Guns are sometimes needed for protection against wild animals and such. Guns are also good for hunting which may be needed now more than ever if the environment gets any worse.
So guns like anything else can be used for good or bad...just saying.
Guns can be dangerous weapons but they can also be a great tool to ensure safety as well. Guns are good for protection. I live in a mountain area. Guns are sometimes needed for protection against wild animals and such. Guns are also good for hunting which may be needed now more than ever if the environment gets any worse.
So guns like anything else can be used for good or bad...just saying.
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I'd say most people have and are continuing to do that. I know you have a big problem with Americans and your posts are so very hypocritical...just saying. You seem to like putting the blame on Americans for every evil under the sun. So why don't you step back and look at yourself for minute or two.
America is suffering right now, many people have died and many more are sick from this virus, so now's not the time for your hypocritical posts.
I don't know exactly what you have against "US" Americans, but you need to get on your knees and pray for the LOVE of GOD....just saying.
America is suffering right now, many people have died and many more are sick from this virus, so now's not the time for your hypocritical posts.
I don't know exactly what you have against "US" Americans, but you need to get on your knees and pray for the LOVE of GOD....just saying.
Doctors, nurses, and hospital support staff are truly at great risk. Everyone else, not so much except for the elderly who have existing health problems and those with suppressed immune systems. The nursing home deaths are tragic.
As for your first statement, I am sure that most companies will start out being lenient but after awhile will tighten down the attendance policy. There will be much abuse of those calling in sick just to get a day off. That is what is happening right now where I am working. The current policy is that if you call in sick you are not allowed back for 14 days (unpaid) and must have a doctor's note stating you are healthy enough to work. A lot of people have done this already, probably figure that they will just live on their stimulus check for the 2 weeks and forego what they can earn at work.
As for your first statement, I am sure that most companies will start out being lenient but after awhile will tighten down the attendance policy. There will be much abuse of those calling in sick just to get a day off. That is what is happening right now where I am working. The current policy is that if you call in sick you are not allowed back for 14 days (unpaid) and must have a doctor's note stating you are healthy enough to work. A lot of people have done this already, probably figure that they will just live on their stimulus check for the 2 weeks and forego what they can earn at work.
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You know the polio virus started by attacking children and then began to hit the wider population ... so do not be so sure that only the old and feeble are at risk (as though they are somehow expendable) we have no idea what is yet to come.
As for riots.. that is all that is needed, seriously, well bad times ahead then, really bad... btw..... USSR is no longer a repressive regime.
Really sad you call it a charade.
There are healthy thirty year old on ventilators for weeks fighting for their lives, no known underlying health challenges.
As for riots.. that is all that is needed, seriously, well bad times ahead then, really bad... btw..... USSR is no longer a repressive regime.
Really sad you call it a charade.
There are healthy thirty year old on ventilators for weeks fighting for their lives, no known underlying health challenges.
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You know the polio virus started by attacking children and then began to hit the wider population ... so do not be so sure that only the old and feeble are at risk (as though they are somehow expendable) we have no idea what is yet to come.
As for riots.. that is all that is needed, seriously, well bad times ahead then, really bad... btw..... USSR is no longer a repressive regime.
Really sad you call it a charade.
There are healthy thirty year old on ventilators for weeks fighting for their lives, no known underlying health challenges.
As for riots.. that is all that is needed, seriously, well bad times ahead then, really bad... btw..... USSR is no longer a repressive regime.
Really sad you call it a charade.
There are healthy thirty year old on ventilators for weeks fighting for their lives, no known underlying health challenges.
I firmly believe as long as we have Trump in the White House our liberties and freedoms will be as they were. People need to remember that right now we may not have the freedoms we once had but over time things will go back to the way it was. I also believe God is using this for the greater good.
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The calculus is seriously flawed and was skewed towards a complete shutdown of the United States despite the heavy financial burden faced by a lot of families and loss of jobs that may never returned. This is in addition to the loss of liberty and freedom that is more typical in police states.
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Found some good news that should satisfy almost everybody except the extremists.
The state of Florida is opening some beaches, that should help those who are concerned about lock down measures. And for those who fear easing up too soon, the decision is based on new computer modeling done by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, so it is a science based decision.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/jacksonv...xZF5Oig-59fGWpE5bofUdv-_rSuT-tOc3qZ5e9LQ5GXVo
The prediction for the United States as a whole from this Institute is now about 60,000 fatalities by Aug 4th....by way of a benchmark the CDC says that as many as 63,000 Americans can die during a harsh flu season. But of course, we don't know if/when the coronavirus pandemic will end.
Still tons of unknowns obviously....computer modeled simulations in my book aren't really science, too many variables and assumptions....but they do guide a lot of policy. The original decision to lock down was based on a computer simulation run by the Imperial College of London, one that predicted over 1 million deaths in the U.S, even with social distancing and other mitigation efforts.
The state of Florida is opening some beaches, that should help those who are concerned about lock down measures. And for those who fear easing up too soon, the decision is based on new computer modeling done by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, so it is a science based decision.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/jacksonv...xZF5Oig-59fGWpE5bofUdv-_rSuT-tOc3qZ5e9LQ5GXVo
The prediction for the United States as a whole from this Institute is now about 60,000 fatalities by Aug 4th....by way of a benchmark the CDC says that as many as 63,000 Americans can die during a harsh flu season. But of course, we don't know if/when the coronavirus pandemic will end.
Still tons of unknowns obviously....computer modeled simulations in my book aren't really science, too many variables and assumptions....but they do guide a lot of policy. The original decision to lock down was based on a computer simulation run by the Imperial College of London, one that predicted over 1 million deaths in the U.S, even with social distancing and other mitigation efforts.
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