COVID-19 - On the Ground

[sdoyel]

The rio grande valley along the border has been a covid hotspot and part of the reason places like texas, california, etc have higher covid rates. illegals get sick with covid then try to sneak in for health care. democrats love illegals more than they love american citizens cause all they see is more power from future voters and all they have to do is give them a handout to get their votes

At least they want to get vaccinated.

[sdoyel]

[Leawood]

Don’t understand the continued fear of Brown people voting. Just pass another law restricting the vote.

[sdoyel]

Don’t understand the continued fear of Brown people voting. Just pass another law restricting the vote.

Sure you do. They aren’t Republicans.

[Overlander]

The rio grande valley along the border has been a covid hotspot and part of the reason places like texas, california, etc have higher covid rates. illegals get sick with covid then try to sneak in for health care. democrats love illegals more than they love american citizens cause all they see is more power from future voters and all they have to do is give them a handout to get their votes

At least they are smart enough to get vaccinated.

[zsn]

Don’t understand the continued fear of Brown people voting. Just pass another law restricting the vote.

Sure you do. They aren’t Republicans.

Yes. Forced birthing and White Supremacy is all that’s left in the Republican Party. Used to be greed, God, guns and gays but demographic changes have rendered many of those issues losers at the ballot box.

[sdoyel]

[twocoach]

The rio grande valley along the border has been a covid hotspot and part of the reason places like texas, california, etc have higher covid rates. illegals get sick with covid then try to sneak in for health care. democrats love illegals more than they love american citizens cause all they see is more power from future voters and all they have to do is give them a handout to get their votes

You make up almost as much stupid shit as Lobster.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/02/us/p ... covid.html

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/covid- ... nts-border

[twocoach]

Close their border to Missouri.

[Deleted User 863]

Nice try Bryson. That's not how it works. You can't spin it as an unselfish choice.

[Deleted User 89]

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... -CoV-2.pdf

from SAGE...the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies in the UK

(not peer reviewed)

[Deleted User 863]

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... -CoV-2.pdf

from SAGE...the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies in the UK

(not peer reviewed)

Very interesting stuff.

[CrimsonNBlue]

US to require visitors to be vaccinated. Good first step.

[Deleted User 863]

US to require visitors to be vaccinated. Good first step.

Yes. It's a step. But are they requiring recent vaccinations? Say 1yr or less? Because in a few months we are going to be approaching many people being vaccinated almost 1yr ago and the partial immunity diminishes over time.

I am also curious why it is not vaccination and negative test in last 48hrs? Why is it more acceptable for vaccinated individuals to spread the virus?

Is it easy to fake proof of vaccination? My only proof is a card i could replicate in 5min.

[MICHHAWK]

US to require visitors to be vaccinated. Good first step.

does that include our friends from the south that are flocking on a daily basis. or do they get a free pass.

they are not visiting. they are staying. my bad.

[CrimsonNBlue]

US to require visitors to be vaccinated. Good first step.

Yes. It's a step. But are they requiring recent vaccinations? Say 1yr or less? Because in a few months we are going to be approaching many people being vaccinated almost 1yr ago and the partial immunity diminishes over time.

I am also curious why it is not vaccination and negative test in lasy 48hrs?

I haven't read the entire release (this is all very new), but remember that: 1. Almost all foreign visitors are currently banned, and there is no current timetable to change that, and 2. Anyone that can enter the country, citizens or non-citizens have to submit either antigen or PCR test taken within 72 hours of departure.

Vaccine passport is the way to open it back up to foreign visitors, when it happens.

[PhDhawk]

So to summarize.

Mich thinks the virus...errr fungus...is not a problem and we should stop talking about it.



Unless it's brought here by someone entering the country illegally. Then, and only then, is coronavirus a problem

for the folks.

[CrimsonNBlue]

So to summarize.

Mich thinks the virus...errr fungus...is not a problem and we should stop talking about it.



Unless it's brought here by someone entering the country illegally. Then, and only then, is coronavirus a problem

for the folks.

The distinction as it applies to public health has never made sense to me. As if a piece of paper stating citizenship, visa-holder, etc. can change a person's ability to contract, transmit, or die from COVID.

[Deleted User 863]

So to summarize.

Mich thinks the virus...errr fungus...is not a problem and we should stop talking about it.



Unless it's brought here by someone entering the country illegally. Then, and only then, is coronavirus a problem

for the folks.

The distinction as it applies to public health has never made sense to me. As if a piece of paper stating citizenship, visa-holder, etc. can change a person's ability to contract, transmit, or die from COVID.

Maybe his point is that it's more acceptable for a US citizen to spread the virus?

Similar to how some think it's more acceptable for vaccinated individuals to spread the virus.

[CrimsonNBlue]

So to summarize.

Mich thinks the virus...errr fungus...is not a problem and we should stop talking about it.



Unless it's brought here by someone entering the country illegally. Then, and only then, is coronavirus a problem

for the folks.

The distinction as it applies to public health has never made sense to me. As if a piece of paper stating citizenship, visa-holder, etc. can change a person's ability to contract, transmit, or die from COVID.

Maybe his point is that it's more acceptable for a US citizen to spread the virus?

Similar to how some think it's more acceptable for vaccinated individuals to spread the virus.

I will never try to understand what MICH ever means, but no, those two takes are not similar.