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better than day dreaming about licking your aunt's asshole while pretending you're not a pedophile apa.wow.
What a failure of a human being.
wait a minute... aren't you asian too? MORE SUSCEPTIBLE!!!
wow.
What a failure of a human being.
better than day dreaming about licking your aunt's asshole while pretending you're not a pedophile apa.wow.
What a failure of a human being.
wait a minute... aren't you asian too? MORE SUSCEPTIBLE!!!
This is not something any self-respecting person/non-methhead would say once, much less multiple timesyou really want me to crush your stories? i've stated many times in the past that i dropped out of HS the first month of junior yr but you can continue on your merry way if you'd like.
why? HS is higher education? not at all and especially not when i went to HS. wgaf really but you losers? yall are hyperbolic about everything... smh
all you trolls would be better off with covid-19 tbh. here here to each and every one of you losers contracting that bull .
Just calm down, friendo.i can't wait til you choke on covid-19 tbh.
if you're not choking on covid-19 you'll be choking on some big mac's sooner than later. do us all a favor already lardass!
No hyperbole. People who are not on drugs do not say that they dropped out of high school many times.
Leave it to the forum's resident crack head to on education.
Hey bud. Thanks for the well wishes. I'm young, so if I got COVID19 will just be a cold that'll clear up.all you trolls would be better off with covid-19 tbh. here here to each and every one of you losers contracting that bull .
Can't say the same for that nasty case of HSV2 you got taking it up the ass at the bus station for some crack money.
Just take a few deep breaths, man.if you're not choking on covid-19 you'll be choking on some big mac's sooner than later. do us all a favor already lardass!
But he said it in a way that was a sick burn tho so it's ok
Damn koriwhat has hsv2?
I thought it was hsv1 that he had.
Must have been downplaying the consenquences of his decisions. Per par
Son, you gotta keep upyou really want me to crush your stories? i've stated many times in the past that i have oral and genital herpes but you can continue on your merry way if you'd like.
In my defense, Koriwhats post is 90% i wish you die, celebrating muzzies death, democrats that and this that i've habitually skipped his post.
Thats my bad though
San Antonio, as expected, testing is uncovering infected people
Local Coronavirus Cases Rise from 11 to 25 as Testing Ramps Up
https://therivardreport.com/local-coronavirus-cases-rise-from-11-to-25-as-testing-ramps-up/?utm_campaign=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_sour ce=newsletter-breaking&utm_content=editorial&utm_term=health&utm _source=Rivard+Report&utm_campaign=a7d9d8e304-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_6_8_2018_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&u tm_term=0_1576c62124-a7d9d8e304-84683437&mc_cid=a7d9d8e304&mc_eid=54a5432c74
Nirenberg closing everything, as HOU, DAL, AUS have done.
Texans need their alcohol.
Hopefully the choice is to pull themselves by their bootstraps, and they ran out of ventilators when the time comes...
"As governors in states including New York and California have imposed statewide measures such as closing schools and limiting commerce, Texas leaders have been reluctant to set restrictions conservative voters might consider draconian and business leaders oppose. They’ve also opposed steps to expand health insurance coverage.
Texas’ Republican Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration Friday — after dozens of states already had done so — and activated the National Guard on Tuesday, after more than a dozen states already had. State officials have yet to impose statewide limits on public gatherings, close schools or beaches or issue a special open enrollment period for health insurance, as California, New York and other big states have. And some health providers say Texas has been slow to boost coronavirus testing capacity and help them meet equipment needs.
“In this instance, President Trump is right: Governors need to step up,” Clay Jenkins, a Democrat and Dallas County’s top elected official, said in an interview. “When it comes to stemming the tide of the loss of life that we’re staring at, the governor is in a unique position to act.”
Abbott is fully in charge of the state’s response, because as part of the small-government philosophy, the state’s Legislature meets only in odd years for 140 days. So far, more than 60 coronavirus cases and one death have been confirmed in the state. Abbott said he expects the number of cases to explode next week as more testing capacity comes online and more diagnoses are counted.
Abbott, who has been governor for five years, tends to shine in moments of crisis. He’s been relatively hands-off during legislative sessions, but has played an active role in managing during disaster. Abbott earned praise for providing a steady hand during Hurricane Harvey, which hit Houston in 2017......."
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/0...esponse-136061
Abbott's a jackass
IIRC a few of the clubs are outside the city limits. The county should be stepping in but who knows what's going on in the other four big population centers there.
Why Texas is so far behind other states on virus response
Gov. Abbott is resisting statewide closures, saying those calls are up to local officials, not him.
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas is a big state with a proud small-government philosophy. And that’s being tested by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Strict bans on public gatherings to curtail the virus' reach and widespread testing and treatment run counter to the politics of top Texas officials. Instead they're calling on local officials to lead the response.
As governors in states including New York and California have imposed statewide measures such as closing schools and limiting commerce, Texas leaders have been reluctant to set restrictions conservative voters might consider draconian and business leaders oppose. They’ve also opposed steps to expand health insurance coverage.
Texas’ Republican Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration Friday — after dozens of states already had done so — and activated the National Guard on Tuesday, after more than a dozen states already had. State officials have yet to impose statewide limits on public gatherings, close schools or beaches or issue a special open enrollment period for health insurance, as California, New York and other big states have. And some health providers say Texas has been slow to boost coronavirus testing capacity and help them meet equipment needs.
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But the swift-spreading coronavirus public health crisis is catching Texas unprepared. The state, which didn’t expand Medicaid, has the highest uninsured rate in the country meaning millions of people don’t have doctors to call if they show symptoms. And Abbott has opposed local paid sick leave ordinances, which could encourage sick people to stay home and keep from spreading the virus, saying they hamper business growth.
“I am pleased that Governor Abbott is engaged in a way that is certainly more substantive than President Trump — but that is such a low bar,” Democratic Texas Rep. Lloyd Doggett wrote in an emailed statement. “Like Trump, he has shifted responsibility for the toughest decisions to local leaders and declined to provide leadership on limitations and closures. He has provided no leadership on health care access in the state with the most uninsured.”
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/0...esponse-136061
RED states
Rachel Maddow name-checks 7 states refusing to take necessary precautions to protect people
There are no statewide bans in
Texas,
Tennessee,
Oklahoma,
Missouri,
Mississippi,
Idaho and
Wyoming.
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/03/rac...e+Raw+Story%29
SA gun stores seeing a buying frenzy on guns and ammo
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