COVID-19 - On the Ground

[PhDhawk]

So much for mich’s loved ones.

They're probably better off the less he visits.

[japhy]

So much for mich’s loved ones.

That's quite the assumption.

[jhawks99]

i value:

paying the mortgage
making the car payments
saving for retirement
saving for summer vacation
paying the electric bill
paying the monthly ice bill
saving for winter vacation



just to name a few.

You have an ice bill?

[ProudBoy]

MICHHAWK seems to fall into the camp that would rather live to work, than work to live.

[Cascadia]

i value:

paying the mortgage
making the car payments
saving for retirement
saving for summer vacation
paying the electric bill
paying the monthly ice bill
saving for winter vacation



just to name a few.

You have an ice bill?

Mich hates brown people. He donates monthly

https://www.ice.gov/

[ProudBoy]

That’s funny.

[Overlander]

i value:

paying the mortgage
making the car payments
saving for retirement
saving for summer vacation
paying the electric bill
paying the monthly ice bill
saving for winter vacation



just to name a few.

Your life sucks

No shit. How does he keep the gun out of his mouth?

[Cascadia]

i value:

paying the mortgage
making the car payments
saving for retirement
saving for summer vacation
paying the electric bill
paying the monthly ice bill
saving for winter vacation



just to name a few.

Your life sucks

No shit. How does he keep the gun out of his mouth?

In his defense, he's been brainwashed beyond repair.

[sdoyel]

JFC

https://twitter.com/vice/status/1473707 ... 26849?s=21

[sdoyel]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medica ... id=winp-sf

Israeli drug prevents 100% of COVID patients from deteriorating in trial

[ousdahl]

soo with these treatment drugs, rather than preventative drugs, are folks gonna be all but mah rights about taking them too?

[Deleted User 863]

soo with these treatment drugs, rather than preventative drugs, are folks gonna be all but mah rights about taking them too?

Saving lives is the important thing.

[ProudBoy]

Most important to whom?

I sure looks and sounds like the important things to many is being allowed to continue playing games, and also being allowed to attend those games (as well as concerts and other similar events).

Being selfish sure seems like what’s important for a large swath of our country.

[PhDhawk]

soo with these treatment drugs, rather than preventative drugs, are folks gonna be all but mah rights about taking them too?

Saving lives is the important thing.

That's clearly not true. And, once again shows that you're just here to argue. You keep mentioning that only 18% of Americans are boosted (It's actually about 30% tight now). If saving lives was the important thing that number would be higher. Oh, and you haven't gotten the booster, so clearly even you don't feel that way.

[Deleted User 863]

soo with these treatment drugs, rather than preventative drugs, are folks gonna be all but mah rights about taking them too?

Saving lives is the important thing.

That's clearly not true. And, once again shows that you're just here to argue. You keep mentioning that only 18% of Americans are boosted (It's actually about 30% tight now). If saving lives was the important thing that number would be higher. Oh, and you haven't gotten the booster, so clearly even you don't feel that way.

I don't really need a booster yet. I think my 2nd shot was in late April or May.

And for a healthy guy in his 30s a booster is probably not really needed. My chance of death from covid is pretty close to 0% after 2 doses of pfizer.

[ousdahl]

soo with these treatment drugs, rather than preventative drugs, are folks gonna be all but mah rights about taking them too?

Saving lives is the important thing.

Of course it is, but explain that to the but mah rights crowd

[ousdahl]

I’m guessing because Mericans may be more comfortable with a pill than a needle, and more significantly because they’re more likely to want treatment once they actively have symptoms, it’ll be more accepted than the preventative vax.

Don’t know what’s in it/big Pharma conspiracy/Bill Gates microchip/I already have an immune system/cousin Cletus on Facebook/but mah rights be damned.

[PhDhawk]

I’m guessing because Mericans may be more comfortable with a pill than a needle, and more significantly because they’re more likely to want treatment once they actively have symptoms, it’ll be more accepted than the preventative vax.

Don’t know what’s in it/big Pharma conspiracy/Bill Gates microchip/I already have an immune system/cousin Cletus on Facebook/but mah rights be damned.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

[ousdahl]

Tell it to the “saving lives is the important thing” crowd.

Pretty sure they’re protesting down at the planned parenthood clinic!

Unmasked, of course.

[sdoyel]

Saving lives is the important thing.

That's clearly not true. And, once again shows that you're just here to argue. You keep mentioning that only 18% of Americans are boosted (It's actually about 30% tight now). If saving lives was the important thing that number would be higher. Oh, and you haven't gotten the booster, so clearly even you don't feel that way.

I don't really need a booster yet. I think my 2nd shot was in late April or May.

And for a healthy guy in his 30s a booster is probably not really needed. My chance of death from covid is pretty close to 0% after 2 doses of pfizer.

The moment you emerge from Mom’s basement you’re getting Omicron.