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We should have a drink some time! I think thereās at least one other UPer in the central OH area, too.
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You guys are brave googling this shit. The algorithm is gonna start spewing all sorts of alt right content to you now.
Yeah, Iāve been saying weāre about 5 years away from measles being a thing again.
Good thing you canāt spread Covid until you actually place your order. Covid be weird like that.
It is biomedical homeschooling for sure
Your pony didnt get hia horse paate this morning
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Fuckā¦I thought Iād get through my entire life without a pony reply.
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Incognito browser windows ftw
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Yāall have a way different risk calculus than I do at this point. Iām in multiple unmasked meetings a week with random unknowns, business dinners, etc. Mostly not in liberal circles, either. And if I have to take those risks professionally, Iām sure as hell going to take them personally too.
I think the main point in being cautious now is to try and keep cases numbers low while we wait for kids and maybe some hold outs gets to get vaccinated. I donāt think people are doing a personal risk calculus, because at this point everyone realizes weāre all going to catch it at some point. Delta too contagious for herd immunity or anything similar.
I donāt think you can blame vaccinated people for returning to mostly normal though.
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The Tennessee Department of Health will halt all adolescent vaccine outreach ā not just for coronavirus, but all diseases ā amid pressure from Republican state lawmakers, according to an internal report and agency emails obtained by the Tennessean. If the health department must issue any information about vaccines, staff are instructed to strip the agency logo off the documents.
The health department will also stop all COVID-19 vaccine events on school property, despite holding at least one such event this month. The decisions to end vaccine outreach and school events come directly from Health Commissioner Dr. Lisa Piercey, the internal report states.
Additionally, the health department will take steps to ensure it no longer sends postcards or other notices reminding teenagers to get their second dose of the coronavirus vaccines. Postcards will still be sent to adults, but teens will be excluded from the mailing list so the postcards are not āpotentially interpreted as solicitation to minors,ā the report states.
This all happened after Tennesseeās top public official related to vaccines and diseases promoted vaccines for teens and pointed out that according to the TN supreme court they didnāt really need parental permission. So they ended up stopping promotion of all vaccines in the backlash.
FL deaths dropping like a stone? Maybe itās burned through everybody at this point.
Can someone remind me why taking the horse paste is better than just getting the vaccine? I lost the thread somewhere.
Itās your CHOICE also the cabal doesnāt want you to know about it but luckily your cousin Steve DID THE RESEARCH
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Eating horse paste owns the libs.
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Where are you seeing this? If itās worldometers, they havenāt accounted for the change in the way that Florida is reporting deaths. (As of some recent date, they now assign the death to the date of death, rather than the reported date. Which is good for epidemiological tracking, but doesnāt accurately give you current trends.)
NY Times is reporting on a consistent as-reported basis, as far as I can tell, and Florida deaths continue to escalate.
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Worldometer had them falling, I guess theyāre just counting in a goofy way.
It shot up in popularity because some place published it and others started attacking the studies results saying it wasnāt big enough etc so to the right this means the study was " cancelled " and the elites are trying to hide this miracle cure because they are trying to help big pharmaā¦ who also produces the horse paste lol