Anti-maskers might want to check out what just happened when a woman with coronavirus visited a Starbucks
Do masks really work?
Ask the dozens of Starbucks customers who tested positive for COVID-19 in Seoul this month after
a woman with coronavirus sat under one of the cafe’s air-conditioners.
According to a local news report, at least 56 coronavirus cases have been linked to that one customer.
The kicker: The four masked workers avoided infection.
all the states that have been experiencing a decline in COVID-19 cases, such as hot spots like Florida and Arizona, have put some form of mask mandate in place and have also tapped the brakes on some of their reopening policies.
https://www.marke ch.com/story/an...cks-2020-08-25
The ‘excess deaths’ tally in the U.S. is 204,691 in 7 months —
so COVID-19 deaths might be undercounted
The number of excess deaths exceeds the number attributable to COVID-19 by more than 16,000 people
https://www.marke ch.com/story/the-excess-deaths-tally-in-the-us-is-204691-in-7-months-so-covid-19-deaths-might-be-undercounted-2020-08-13?mod=mw_more_headlines
It took only seven months for Trump to trash the credibility of one of the world's top public health organizations.
It Has Come to This: Ignore the C.D.C.
The agency’s new guidelines are wrong, so states have to step up on their own to suppress the coronavirus.
By Harold Varmus and Rajiv Shah
Harold Varmus is a former director of the National Ins utes of Health. Rajiv Shah is the president of the Rockefeller Foundation.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/31/o...ronavirus.htmlThe C.D.C., the federal agency that should be crushing the pandemic, is promoting policies that prolong it. That means that local, state and organizational leaders will have to do what the federal government won’t.
https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/370/bmj.m3365.full.pdfA multistate US survey foundthat about a quarter of people with symptomaticcovid-19 aged 18-34 years develop post-acute covid,a potentially disabling illness that can cause severe complications.
the governors and college/school leaders pushing for in-person classes will NOT be held accountable for unnecessary 100Ks of diseased and dead people.
Trash and his mafiya, with Repug pols' enabling, have ed over America, and 50M will still vote for Trash.
The oligarchy, and their d plutoctracy, don't give a about the non-oligarchy.
They're insulated from Real Life with their $Ms, $100Ms, $Bs
"The InAuthentic Opposition" Dems can find nobody better than corporatist, neocon, neoliberal, faceless, colorless Joe ING BIDEN?
America is ed and un able.
Last edited by boutons_deux; 09-01-2020 at 12:48 PM.
As if you cared!
He chose to go. He had underlying conditions. Why do you care?
Or should I say why do you karen?
pelosi deserves for that tbh
Chumpdump the ultimate karen
I always said if u need to go out and make a living to feed your kids go right ahead. Noone should be forced to die at home
Tell your moms' that man, I been cruising New Braunfels Ave trying to find her ass
thanks bro
My momma is fine. Ill let u have that fantasy
And thanks for specing out that PC which I havent built but I will
I need a haircut. It's bad.
Even looks bad with a ballcap.
heart health sacrificed on the altar of reopening, tbh
Last edited by Winehole23; 09-03-2020 at 05:50 PM.
What's keeping you from getting a haircut?
I bought clippers and have been cutting my own hair the last 5 months. Not as bad at it as I thought I’d be
I'll do that if/when Texas screws the pooch again.I bought clippers and have been cutting my own hair the last 5 months. Not as bad at it as I thought I’d be
I did that a couple of times. It was a hot mess.I bought clippers and have been cutting my own hair the last 5 months. Not as bad at it as I thought I’d be
Had to cover my botched jobs with hats.
Thankfully barbershops are fully open for business here so that's not a problem anymore.
Pure lazy stubbornness. I always wait too long.
I got better results the second time I gave myself a clipper cut. The first time it couldn't be saved, so I went full Daddy Warbucks.I bought clippers and have been cutting my own hair the last 5 months. Not as bad at it as I thought I’d be
My dad did my first COVID haircut (long story), and my wife the second. Oddly enough my 76 YO dad did a bit better than the wife. Shhhhh.
I think a lot of men are going that route. I think this whole episode is going to change a lot of habits. not hugely but it will move the needle a bit. fewer people eating out, fewer haircuts etc.I bought clippers and have been cutting my own hair the last 5 months. Not as bad at it as I thought I’d be
A lot more people working from home occasionally, will really cut down on traffic a bit.
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