You want to know how I know things are bad?
I somehow was inadvertently reading a COVID thread from last year and how bad things were getting and it took me about 20 posts to realize that the posts weren’t about our current situation.
WAAF
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Every kid is just gonna get COVID.
Despite it being obviously more dangerous, I don’t think many schools are even offering a remote option.
These are the same people who think it’s fine for a business to refuse service to a gay couple seeking a wedding cake. Either a business is allowed to refuse service or not. Which is it?
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And the Nazis didn’t let Jews eat in restaurants, what about THAT, huh?
Too pessimistic, only 50-80 percent by the time the vax is approved for kids EUA!
“We wont do any of that and youre welcome not to eat here. Now GTFO”
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Only 20% of children ages 12-15 in the Czech Republic have been vaccinated.
That is not a good sign. Although that is not the age group I teach, it is part of the age group that attends the school I work at.
Seems that there’s conflict over mask mandates and mandatory testing. Guess I’ll find out this week what my school will plan to do. I suspect it will be better than the mask-free shit going on in America;.
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it’s just like everything else with these dipshits, only one thing matters, how does it affect ME PERSONALLY. That’s literally it. everything else is just post hoc window dressing.
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These are the same people who think it’s fine for a business to refuse service to a gay couple seeking a wedding cake. Either a business is allowed to refuse service or not. Which is it?
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It only works when they aren’t put out
And they call libs snowflakes 
F-150 was like -1800
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Truck was -1800, but it could easily have been a GM of some sort.
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I’m not really in the know when it comes to MAGAfolk and their truck preferences, but is there a reason Dodge truck is such a relative underdog in this spot.
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GTFO with that Daimler bullshit
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I did the exact same thing a couple weeks ago.
So timely. My next door neighbors sold their house, and I’ve been curious about who’s going to move in. Just took my dog for a walk and there’s a big shiny F-150 parked in the driveway.
I had a reminder set on this post from 3 weeks ago. As of 7/19, this was the range of predictions for reported deaths for the week ending August 14:
https://twitter.com/CDCgov/status/1418311169580965894
I said:
In the interest of following up, my 5,300-7,000 range was off, but not by much. From the Ny Times:
So that’s 4,585 deaths for the week. My interpretation is that there is still no “decoupling” of cases and deaths, and we’re still observing a pretty consistent CFR, although maybe it’s declining a little bit?
Looking forward, the CDC’s current forecast is still incredibly wide:
https://twitter.com/CDCgov/status/1425926253060792328
I think it falls in the upper half of that range, somewhere around 7,500-11,000. Again, I’m hoping that I’m being too pessimistic, because I really want to see the decoupling between cases and deaths that people are claiming.