Texas reopens to 100%, rescinds mask mandate
03-03-2021, 03:14 PM
#181
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People are very sensitive about and protective of the kids. I think the schools and school districts prefer to err on the side of more caution rather than risk the health of the kids. Adults can take measures to protect themselves from the virus, kids are kids and need adults to take those measures for them.
03-03-2021, 03:29 PM
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Montana quietly lifted all restrictions on Jan 15th. The seven day average for cases in Montana have plummeted from 444 per day on the 15th to 170 per day on Mar. 1st. Should we ignore that science so we can go with your science instead? Maybe the cases are dropping in Montana because they don't understand the science. If someone explained it to them maybe the cases would start to rise.
03-03-2021, 03:30 PM
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The devil’s in the details and if you all watch President Biden’s virtual talk today he is doing something not done in a while.
He is sitting in a chair, not a lectern.
Considering he hasn’t been really seen or heard from much, maybe the Nation should begin counting the days when President Harris is sworn in.
The man isn’t well.
He is sitting in a chair, not a lectern.
Considering he hasn’t been really seen or heard from much, maybe the Nation should begin counting the days when President Harris is sworn in.
The man isn’t well.
03-03-2021, 03:33 PM
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Private companies and localities can require anything they wish under the new rules.
Montana Governor Relaxes COVID-19 Restrictions on Businesses | Montana News | US News
03-03-2021, 03:36 PM
#185
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The devil’s in the details and if you all watch President Biden’s virtual talk today he is doing something not done in a while.
He is sitting in a chair, not a lectern.
Considering he hasn’t been really seen or heard from much, maybe the Nation should begin counting the days when President Harris is sworn in.
The man isn’t well.
He is sitting in a chair, not a lectern.
Considering he hasn’t been really seen or heard from much, maybe the Nation should begin counting the days when President Harris is sworn in.
The man isn’t well.
03-03-2021, 03:36 PM
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Trust me on this. A Cooper’s beef rib is nothing like a roast. Their brisket it quite good, but I get 2-3 of the ribs and eat them like candy.
03-03-2021, 03:38 PM
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You want some context? The economy of a nation of 330,000,000 people ruined. Entire industries destroyed and a nation that normally takes in 3.5 trillion in revenue (taxes) instead spending 6.5 trillion in 2020, including 2.6 trillion in stimulus. Oh and another 900 billion in tax relief lost too. And we have another 2 trillion in stimulus ready to go for 2021.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
03-03-2021, 03:41 PM
#188
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You want some context? The economy of a nation of 330,000,000 people ruined. Entire industries destroyed and a nation that normally takes in 3.5 trillion in revenue (taxes) instead spending 6.5 trillion in 2020, including 2.6 trillion in stimulus. Oh and another 900 billion in tax relief lost too. And we have another 2 trillion in stimulus ready to go for 2021.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
03-03-2021, 03:48 PM
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You want some context? The economy of a nation of 330,000,000 people ruined. Entire industries destroyed and a nation that normally takes in 3.5 trillion in revenue (taxes) instead spending 6.5 trillion in 2020, including 2.6 trillion in stimulus. Oh and another 900 billion in tax relief lost too. And we have another 2 trillion in stimulus ready to go for 2021.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
03-03-2021, 03:50 PM
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You want some context? The economy of a nation of 330,000,000 people ruined. Entire industries destroyed and a nation that normally takes in 3.5 trillion in revenue (taxes) instead spending 6.5 trillion in 2020, including 2.6 trillion in stimulus. Oh and another 900 billion in tax relief lost too. And we have another 2 trillion in stimulus ready to go for 2021.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
But hey, we kept it to .1% of the population that passed away either with or from COVID-19 (25% of which was over the age of 85 and 80% of which was over the age of 65). Great job. To do this, though, we increased suicides, alcoholism, overdose deaths, etc. we destroyed a year of education for an entire generation. Hundreds of thousands of small business and their life savings. And who knows what kind of financial impact this kind of deficit spending will really have? Really, you think this is worth it? Do you have any possible concept what these numbers really mean?
But hey, every life is worth it right? The quality of life in those nursing homes is fantastic- god knows I want to prolong my stay in there as long as I can.
ALL I said was it’s too early to de-mask and stop socially distancing.
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