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Same country that saw a school full of children get shot up and was like
Individualism and the rot of conspiracy talk. Ppl aren't worried until it directly hits them in the mouth too
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
Individualism and the rot of conspiracy talk. Ppl aren't worried until it directly hits them in the mouth too
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Meanwhile, supervisors in my county say they won’t enforce stricter rules that are coming next week from the state of CA as a result of surging infection rates... what could possibly go wrong?!
Kings, Fresno Supervisors won’t enforce stricter COVID guidelines
FRESNO, California (KGPE) — With rising COVID cases in the Central Valley, churches, restaurants, and other businesses could be told next week to stop indoor services by the state. Merced, Fr…
www.yourcentralvalley.com
solewoman
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Like most of you guys I still don’t get why people are not taking this seriously. I went to pick up dinner from a tex mex place last night and indoor dining was packed. What angered me more was the amount of young children out that attend daycares and schools. People just key keying it up. Smh
But this is why there needs to be a lockdown again. This restaurant was in clear violation of MD governors orders.
But this is why there needs to be a lockdown again. This restaurant was in clear violation of MD governors orders.
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Crazy. Is that area doing 100% capacity ? And aren't gyms masked events? That Stanford note doesn't quite follow what's happening now. The point they're/you're making is that officials arent follow protocol, right ?Meanwhile, supervisors in my county say they won’t enforce stricter rules that are coming next week from the state of CA as a result of surging infection rates... what could possibly go wrong?!
Kings, Fresno Supervisors won’t enforce stricter COVID guidelines
FRESNO, California (KGPE) — With rising COVID cases in the Central Valley, churches, restaurants, and other businesses could be told next week to stop indoor services by the state. Merced, Fr…
My state got state police and even game wardens and health inspectors and fire Marshalls to be able to be the eyes and ears. And we're still surging.
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So if you don’t/can’t isolate from them, then at least 10 days of them being contagious plus 14 more of you not knowing if you have it. (14 days after your last contact with someone who was contagious)
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Essentially it’s saying if you’re in contact with someone who has Covid you would have to wait until they were no longer contagious until your 14 day window starts for your quarantine.
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calibeebee
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this MF spittin’ for real
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Don’t wanna hear about “both sides” BS
WHO IS IN CHARGE???????
WHO IS IN CHARGE???????
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Goes on IG and most of the people I follow are out and about
i live in GA bro it’s like covid ain’t a thing here everyone’s out.
me at home playing PS5 my wife preggers I can’t risk it.
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When people first started resisting even the basic safety protocols it felt like they were this small extremist minority. Now it feels like the opposite and I’m in the small minority. I’m going to have a hard time separating the people I knew pre pandemic vs these same people I saw blatantly disregarding any shred of basic human decency once the pandemic is over.
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“Both sides”
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My point is that even though cases are surging in my county, and most of CA, the tiered plans that the state health officials have in place to limit indoor dining, shopping, gyms, churches, etc where rates are rising will not be enforced locally. State health officials are expected to limit some activities starting next week, but county supervisors will leave it up to businesses to decide whether they want to follow the guidelines rather than doing inspections, issuing fines for noncompliance and shutting down repeat offenders.
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Smh... just found out my father in law has been hospitalized with COVID. This **** ain’t no joke Fam f them small business. The government should be taken care of us.
we tax cut the f outta everything. Yet when it’s the peoples turn they do the same old trick. Sit on their hands and make us fight our selves.
Shut it all down eu, cad, and other countries did it yet we got bootlickers making excuses for a government not to use our tax dollars for us.
f outta here respectfully
we tax cut the f outta everything. Yet when it’s the peoples turn they do the same old trick. Sit on their hands and make us fight our selves.
Shut it all down eu, cad, and other countries did it yet we got bootlickers making excuses for a government not to use our tax dollars for us.
f outta here respectfully
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Yah know what fine them.
yah know what local governments have no problems doing. Sending cops to low income areas to give stupid driving fines to people who can afford it.
I’m sure those same cops can do it to business owners that probably have the money or start taking away licenses. Stop acting like capitalism is above decency when it’s inconvenience a political agenda.
not spazzing on you fam just how I feel overall.
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The thing is even the other countries that shut it all down are seeing cases go up again.
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Then they’ll shut it down again. We’ve yet to see it decrease in the US. This is a battle of attrition until the vaccine is available.
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I get it. But it's literally improbable to stay home for one full year with zero human contact.
I'm sure every single person in this thread has met up with family or a friend at one point throughout the past 8 months.
I'm sure every single person in this thread has met up with family or a friend at one point throughout the past 8 months.
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My mom recently retired as a nurse. Thank goodness for that cause I was worried whenever she went to work. A good amount of her friends and colleagues got covid, her best friend was on a vent and had kidney failure for a bit afterwards. Luckily she didnt get it. One of my friends pops was a nurse and died from it. Its go out and have fun til it hits someone close.
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I meant that more like the people going to play pickup ball, or indoor social gatherings of MANY people. My friend went down to Miami and shes in an indoor club. Cmon now.
I get it, you can chill with a small group of close friends and get infected and that one person who goes to a strip club in Jersey every weekend for the past month could avoid it. So its better to really keep your circle tight but again, you never know man.
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This is what it comes down to. My friend's neighbor was ~70 years old and she literally stayed home every day. Still got covid and passed. Word is someone in the building had it and it was contracted in the elevator when she went downstairs to check the mailbox in the building lobby.
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Literally the perfect storm to hit the U.S.
It’s exploiting everything that’s wrong. A political system where local, state and federal gov’ts do their own thing and selfish people who don’t care about anything unless it happens to them.
Where do you live
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