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I saw people driving through Philly today, the city with the worst air quality in the world this morning, with their windows down and no mask. And a vast majority of people carrying on their outdoor activities without one. I feel like 6 years ago masking in these conditions would be pretty ubiquitous. Republicanism has broken science.
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I wouldnât have masked 6 years ago because I wouldnât have had one handy. Wife picked me up from the subway yesterday with a N95 while the air quality in Toronto was at a 7
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To be fair, I think I read that being out all day in this air would be the equivalent of smoking 6 cigarettes or something. If you donât have asthma or something, and you know this will pass in a few days, itâs really not an enormous deal. Northern NJ was sepia tone yesterday and while I didnât linger outside any longer than I had to, I didnât mask up either.
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What amazes me is that the higher-ups at Fox News know itâs all bullshit, as evidenced by what we saw with all the text leaks in the Dominion case. They are a lot of things, but stupid is not one of them I wouldnât think? Itâs like they are actively going, âLetâs kill off our audience!â or something.
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UP ahead of the curve.
https://twitter.com/MattGertz/status/1666791080258334723?t=6tT4FuN6bvDrwgD0dgxKnw&s=19
Soot causes acid rain, but acid rain is good
I thought Ingraham got fired from Fox?
This is wildfire smoke! Its not caused by climate change, its natural!
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Mother nature rolls coal
Checkmate, libs
That turned out to be false 
Even if there was no health risk, saying itâs âjust sootâ doesnât make me want to run around outside. I still donât want soot inside my body.
Thatâs 'cuz youâre a soyboy beta cuck, real men breathe coal.
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I try to imagine thinking 25 years ago that one of the major US political parties would endorse contracting deadly illnesses and huffing smoke filled wildfire air and itâs pretty wild. Like, I know Trump destroyed all of the norms and weâre supposed to just adapt to the new normal, but man itâs just so bizarre.
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j law ok
A lawyer for George Santos said on Friday that the people backing the indicted representativeâs $500,000 bond are family members that he fears would bail on him if their names are publicly released, according to court documents obtained by Insider.
