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At the beginning of summer, they instilled in people's minds that it would be a crime if anyone else got the virus from someone else.
You have one life, enjoy it.
A life well lived is worth 1000 lifetimes lived in fear.
SF will enter the bs orange tier within a few days which is pretty relaxed.
mell saysSF will enter the bs orange tier within a few days which is pretty relaxed.
Fucking 9/11 all over again except localized now. "Terrorist" threat meter has now become virus meter that tracks a cold. We'll see what sticks this time.
I flew a decent amount as a kid prior to 9/11 and I recall it as basically just walking through a metal detector. I don't have the best memory. I know there was a bag scanner, but the overall vibe was extremely chill. I mean remember when you could get airside (through security) to great people landing instead of at baggage? I also believe on one of my very first flights as a kid you could still smoke. lol that was one good change even as a former smoker.
I'd be worried as a small business owner in the big cities though. At a moments notice you could probably be shut down now for something as mundane as people standing too close to each other.
mell saysWe activated plan "SFexit" and it's exciting being outta there soon.
Where are you heading?
Wine Country.
mell says
Wine Country.
I grew up in Napa County. It's the kind of place you don't appreciate until you leave.
a lot of brush that the corrupt and lazy govt left unchecked (likely for political reasons to promote the church of globull warming) finally burned off and the lessening solar activity should bring slightly cooler and less windy summers.
Despite a sharp decline in coronavirus cases and continued success with COVID-19 vaccines, it's looking likely we will still be wearing masks for some time to come.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's coronavirus czar, said it's possible masks could be needed until 2022.
"I want it to keep going down to a baseline that's so low there is virtually no threat," Fauci said on CNN's "State of the Union" program. "If you combine getting most of the people in the country vaccinated with getting the level of virus in the community very, very low, then I believe you're going to be able to say, you know, for the most part, we don't necessarily have to wear masks."
One year ago today, President Donald Trump took to the White House briefing room and encouraged his top health officials to study the injection of bleach into the human body as a means of fighting Covid. It was a watershed moment, soon to become iconic in the annals of presidential briefings. It arguably changed the course of political history.
So far there does not seem to be any jump in deaths that might correlate with increased vaccination deaths.
The 50,000 or so dead from the direct effects of the "vaccine" (like blood clots) would be hard to notice in whole US population.
Perhaps they are desperate to "vaccinate" everybody so that it does not become too obvious when only the "vaccinated" start dying of common colds.
Deaths are half of normal and going down.
Onvacation saysDeaths are half of normal and going down.
the curve is flat
Half? Looks like 1/3.
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https://humanevents.com/2020/07/14/flattening-the-curve-is-still-the-right-answer/