Beer Virus V

[nonobaddog]

I always interpreted it the way I presented it. I really didn't get any sort of reference to financial status out of it. I saw it as saying that the fewer worries one had about losing the valued things in life through ones own actions (because they were already lost), the freer the constraints on those actions became and at the limit, where one has lost everything one valued there were no longer much in the way of limits on what you might or could do (except those imposed by faith, if any)

Freedom has a dark side, the lack of any remaining social or personal connections to the world can free you to bomb a federal building just as easily as it can free you to do something positive. Liberty and freedom are related, but not synonyms

I see your point but you might have trouble selling that to anybody in prison or most north koreans.

 

[indyartisan]

Anyone who has had a cold or any other form of covid, will be immune to covid19. That means 30% at the start are immune. per Former Pfizer Vice President Dr Mike Yeadon. He said the tests pick up RNA, which are dead fragments of the old virus of those who may have been infected weeks or even months ago. The tests are not able to tell if the fragment is a dead or living virus. Thus making the positives not actually from one who has the virus but one who may have had one of the covid viruses or covid itself but it's dead now. Dr. Yeadon doesn't understand why we are even using these tests when they can't distinguish living from dead. They only use those tests for forensic purposes not for this purpose. He says this test is "demonstrably unsuitable" for detecting who actually is positive. He feels the pandemic is over and has been since June. What we are seeing now is those who were not infected with anything, cold, flu, or covid getting the virus but they are the remnants of the populous. He said once the covid is gone, it will not return due to Tcell immunity. The immunity might last a lifetime. He says we should stop mass testing immediately, it will produce too many false positives and do more harm than good.

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https://videos.utahgunexchange.com/...president-dr-mike-yeadon_JRQuapFTFsz7kvO.html

 

[chipbennett]

Don't waste your time. He will twist it up no matter what.
Cuomo knew exactly what he was doing in his search for Fed money's.

Murder.....that is a stretch.
Wrong.....oh hell yes it was wrong.

I view it as perfectly acceptable - and far more evidence-based - rhetoric as long as the left keep pushing the "Trump has 200K deaths on his hands" narrative/nonsense.

 

[foszoe]

Uhm.....let me re-read that please.

Edit.....the forced to stay part. Oh but they are in many ways.

Okay. It wasn't meant to be a post about how nursing homes so much as it was murder is too strong but it was definitely wrong at some level and a wondering what charges could be brought

 

[dusty88]

WFYI radio is currently interviewing several local docs including a pulmonologist. I'm not sure if there will be a replay. They did say the hospitals are doing some flu surveillance monitoring and not finding much of any https://www.wfyi.org/listen-now

 

[MCgrease08]

A kid in my son's kindergarten class tested positive in the first week of Nov. The whole class was considered close contacts and sent home and told to quarantine. Yesterday (11/22), I got a text from the state health department as part of the contract tracing procedure. It asked me if my son would be willing and able to self-isolate until 11/20.

I don't place much faith in the state contact tracing program if they aren't even following up with close contacts until two days after the supposed quarantine ends.

My son never showed any symptoms, nor did we make the effort to have him tested.

 

[jamil]

Murder? No.

Murder: The unlawful and intentional killing of a person by another person.

Was it unlawful? No. Was it one person intentionally killing another? Probably not.

My understanding of what happened is this: Cuomo (and other governors who did the same thing) decided that they could help free up beds at hospitals by allowing covid patients to stay at Nursing homes. So he signed signed an executive order saying that Nursing homes could not discharge patients or refuse to accept patients because of their covid status.

The result was disastrous, of course. Was it murder? No evidence that he intended to kill people. It was an irresponsible action by a governor which resulted in the loss of life. The ********** should bear the consequences of that. But of course he will not. The media has pretty much absolved him of any wrongdoing.

 

[jamil]

A kid in my son's kindergarten class tested positive in the first week of Nov. The whole class was considered close contacts and sent home and told to quarantine. Yesterday (11/22), I got a text from the state health department as part of the contract tracing procedure. It asked me if my son would be willing and able to self-isolate until 11/20.

I don't place much faith in the state contact tracing program if they aren't even following up with close contacts until two days after the supposed quarantine ends.

My son never showed any symptoms, nor did we make the effort to have him tested.

Was your answer to him "you're a moron."

 

[dusty88]

Was your answer to him "you're a moron."

Contact tracers can't keep up with the kind of caseload we have. That's one of the many arguments for those who have been suggesting we have measures to keep the caseload down to about 10 in 100K. Currently we have HUNDREDS per 100K active cases.

 

[nonobaddog]

Contact tracers can't keep up with the kind of caseload we have. That's one of the many arguments for those who have been suggesting we have measures to keep the caseload down to about 10 in 100K. Currently we have HUNDREDS per 100K active cases.

Contact tracing is one of those measures - sounds like a catch 22.

 

[foszoe]

Contact tracing sounds like something a pimp would to when there hoes are suspected of cheating the till

 

[NKBJ]

Wow. Imagine what the no cash system will do for pimps. They can even pay their taxes in real time.

 

[qwerty]

A kid in my son's kindergarten class tested positive in the first week of Nov. The whole class was considered close contacts and sent home and told to quarantine. Yesterday (11/22), I got a text from the state health department as part of the contract tracing procedure. It asked me if my son would be willing and able to self-isolate until 11/20.

I don't place much faith in the state contact tracing program if they aren't even following up with close contacts until two days after the supposed quarantine ends.

My son never showed any symptoms, nor did we make the effort to have him tested.

Two days is pretty good. I was notified to quarantine on Oct 11 because of contact with a person I had on Sept 18th.

 

[Ingomike]

Contact tracers can't keep up with the kind of caseload we have. That's one of the many arguments for those who have been suggesting we have measures to keep the caseload down to about 10 in 100K. Currently we have HUNDREDS per 100K active cases.

That is about a bus load of stupid on their part. Maybe just stop testing and the case numbers will go down quickly reducing the workload. The sick will be the sick, this is not affected by or BS mitigation efforts...

 

[d.kaufman]

Not sure if this was posted but in PA restaurants and bars aren't allowed to serve alcohol after 5pm on Thanksgiving eve, the busiest bar night of the year.

And the killing of small businesses continues

https://www.dailywire.com/news/penn...hol-at-bars-restaurants-ahead-of-thanksgiving

 

[smokingman]

Not sure if this was posted but in PA restaurants and bars aren't allowed to serve alcohol after 5pm on Thanksgiving eve, the busiest bar night of the year.

And the killing of small businesses continues

https://www.dailywire.com/news/penn...hol-at-bars-restaurants-ahead-of-thanksgiving

It is almost like they are destroying any business were the owner is not dependent on corporations or socialist ideals. Almost.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Not sure if this was posted but in PA restaurants and bars aren't allowed to serve alcohol after 5pm on Thanksgiving eve, the busiest bar night of the year.

And the killing of small businesses continues

https://www.dailywire.com/news/penn...hol-at-bars-restaurants-ahead-of-thanksgiving

Are they afraid people will get drunk and suck face? Are they trying to quarantine the ugly people that will now be going home alone on Wednesday night?

 

[nonobaddog]

Not sure if this was posted but in PA restaurants and bars aren't allowed to serve alcohol after 5pm on Thanksgiving eve, the busiest bar night of the year.

And the killing of small businesses continues

https://www.dailywire.com/news/penn...hol-at-bars-restaurants-ahead-of-thanksgiving

I did not realize Thanksgiving eve was the busiest bar night of the year.

 

[actaeon277]

I generally am against confronting politicians with their families that are eating.
But, a certain side has politicians that told people to confront and get in their face.
So...


[video=youtube;xV_K7eXX7iw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xV_K7eXX7iw[/video]

 

[d.kaufman]

I did not realize Thanksgiving eve was the busiest bar night of the year.

Yup. Been that way as long as I can remember. You would think New Years Eve, but it's not.

https://www.thedailymeal.com/drink/10-busiest-nights-year-bars-slideshow