Opinion | We’ll Have Herd Immunity by April
Covid cases have dropped 77% in six weeks. Experts should level with the public about the good news.
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It’s over, boys. We did it.
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Biden saved us!
Convenient timing
And joe just thought it was Ash Wed.
Richard N. Toze
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"Cum on Man" -Biden
DawgB
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Gotta make mail in voting illegal in as many states as possible before that.
GOP state legs are working at it but unfortunately not every swing state will be there by then.
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Modelovirus. Nice.
LOLed
@Jweast2486 posted this on the homeboard. Great post.
Until we accept it as the new flu, that will come around every year, unfortunately kill people (same thing the regular flu's have done for years) and we recommend the flu shot (vaccine) for those at risk, while for the vast majority of people it will be of little risk. Actually might be better if it replaces the regular flu since that seems to strike down everyone from infants, to teenagers, to healthy 20 and 30 somethings. If we know that it is the elderly and pre-conditioned individuals that are at risk than it will probably be a lot easier to protect against.
The fear pumped by the media was ridiculous, even before the vaccine the hospitals had developed protocols to treat those that had it severe enough to end up in a hospital bed, and for the most part they worked well. Thinking about the kids that have lost a year and a third of schooling, especially those in developmental ages, or the kindergartener who doesn't know what peoples faces look like without a piece of cloth or paper on it, its frustrating that we are coming up on 1 year of two weeks to slow spread.
I won't get into the small businesses destroyed while the big companies like Walmart and Amazon increased their values by the billions.
Until we accept it as the new flu, that will come around every year, unfortunately kill people (same thing the regular flu's have done for years) and we recommend the flu shot (vaccine) for those at risk, while for the vast majority of people it will be of little risk. Actually might be better if it replaces the regular flu since that seems to strike down everyone from infants, to teenagers, to healthy 20 and 30 somethings. If we know that it is the elderly and pre-conditioned individuals that are at risk than it will probably be a lot easier to protect against.
The fear pumped by the media was ridiculous, even before the vaccine the hospitals had developed protocols to treat those that had it severe enough to end up in a hospital bed, and for the most part they worked well. Thinking about the kids that have lost a year and a third of schooling, especially those in developmental ages, or the kindergartener who doesn't know what peoples faces look like without a piece of cloth or paper on it, its frustrating that we are coming up on 1 year of two weeks to slow spread.
I won't get into the small businesses destroyed while the big companies like Walmart and Amazon increased their values by the billions.
SoonerMD09
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Damn it. Modelo is my go-to boat beer.
Yep unfortunately this will be the world we live in until the astroid hits.
Can we name the asteroid Ovie?
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