THE HCP
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Once again, what about deaths? Hospitalizations? Those are the numbers that count.
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And nice beaches. But God help you in a hurricane's storm surge or the high wind.warm weather
Or a Covid surge.And nice beaches. But God help you in a hurricane's storm surge or the high wind.
Both are sure bets.Or a Covid surge.
I think he’s a horrible singer.

Born and raised in Portland Metro baby. I can complain all I want about these a-holes moving here.
I was born in Emanuel Hospital and spent most of my life living in Portland metro. I do love living in Tennessee, though.
I was born in the Alsea mountains in the woods.

Why does a banjo come to mind?
juuuuuuuust kidding!
wasnt that filmed closer to your neck of the woods? Lol.
my parents were total hippies. Tried living off the land and did fine until they had me. Then reality kicked in that they birthed a trouble child and had to move back to the city so they had help. Lol.
Once again, what about deaths? Hospitalizations? Those are the numbers that count.
About time...White House to ship free at-home Covid tests via USPS, finalizes first contracts
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/wh...st-contract-home-covid-test-delivery-n1287189
Coming to a landfill near you.About time...
Why would you request it if you were just going to throw it away?Coming to a landfill near you.
Why would you request it if you were just going to throw it away?
And nearly everthing in these packages is completely recyclable. It's mostly cardboard and plastic wrapping. The rest is like a Q-tip
Yeah, I'm not at all interested in preventing people from getting access to tests during a pandemic just to stop some corporations from making money. That's asinine.Nearly everything on the planet is recyclable, landfills still exist and are full of recyclable items.
These 500 million tests have to be made and stored, and when they aren’t used they will be sent to the landfill. But hey, the lab who made them (and their stock holders) will make a shit ton of money! Wonder who the investors are?
Yeah, I'm not at all interested in preventing people from getting access to tests during a pandemic just to stop some corporations from making money. That's asinine.
500 million Q-tips is not going to be noticed in our landfills. They wouldn't be noticed in any 1 landfill.
If you want to change America to prevent corporate profit taking feel free to do it without preventing access to healthcare.
so after all that you're counting cases too?...testing is how you stop the spread...not cure it...back tracing is where we dropped the ball in 2020 and where New Zealand had the best success rate at containing it....false propaganda to say testing doesn't help protect the uninfected....it sure as hell does.Billion asymptomatic cases is just a bunch of people walking around.
so after all that you're counting cases too?...testing is how you stop the spread...not cure it...back tracing is where we dropped the ball in 2020 and where New Zealand had the best success rate at containing it....false propaganda to say testing doesn't help protect the uninfected....it sure as hell does.
Taiwan yesterday....4 cases...100% mask compliance..7 day quarantines upon entering the country..read it and weep....also backtracing and quarantine for anyone in contact..pretty good for a country not far from Wuhan.safety protocol .worked in Taiwan New Zealand and Denmark....first wave of covid Taiwan's totally masked population with closed airports had 7 cases......today they have 4 out of 23 million population.....scientific methods are demonstrable but hey....go cure syphillis in a sweat lodge if you like and continue to have unprotected sex......you don't trust big pharma right?I can see it’s working really well right now.
Brilliant. They probably fired all the unvaccinated staff, then were forced to bring people to work who literally had covid…because there was a staffing shortage. They must be following the science.