The Coronavirus, not the beer
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There is a clear desire to withhold positive information.
You still haven’t answered...
Was Trump talking about some sophisticated treatments us low IQ folks can’t comprehend, or was he being sarcastic?
You defended him with posts from some right wing gasbag, and you were wrong again. Admit it.
sturg33
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I'd hate to be the girl who dumped enscheff
It literally can't be .12 death rate or really anywhere near that. We have enough data to know this is true.
The bad policy in NYC contributed a lot to the high death rate we have witnessed.
For one, that has nothing to do with death rate.
Secondly, we have proof in several hard hit places that it literally can't be .1%, even if 100% of the population had it.
Death rate has nothing to do with exposing the most at risk unnecessarily to the virus?
This should have been managed much better and we continue to engage in ridiculous proposals.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
Mississippi Barber Dies From COVID-19 After Accepting Clients During Pandemic
In Mississippi, a beloved barber has died from COVID-19 after he didn’t shut down and continued to accept clients while the epidemic rages.
Eugene Thompson, 46, of Brookhaven, Mississippi, died last Saturday (April 4), less than a month after testing positive for the novel disease.
In a March 17 post on Facebook, Thompson, the ambitious owner of the Taper Nation and Taper Nation 2 barbershops, first admitted he’d fallen ill. At that point, he closed the doors to his business for the remainder of the week.
“Quarantine yourself stay away from people…places.. or things…I felt a little [achy]… fever was a little high so I came to get checked,” Thompson wrote at the time. “Tapernation will be closed for the rest of the week…well deserved rest and relaxation..”
Interestingly, his post came hours after he shared the following warning to potential clients seeking cuts:
“��PSA: Due to the coronavirus TaperNation will only be accepting clients that are ONLY receiving a service until further notice… SO if [you’re] not receiving a service … don’t come !!”
After days of fighting for his life, he died less than a week after his 46th birthday.
“He couldn’t get up and walk to the car, not walk around the house cause he couldn’t do that anyway,” sister Dedra Edwards told a local outlet. “At 12:22 p.m. the nurse practitioner in the ICU at St. Dominic called me and said his heart stopped and we couldn’t revive him.”
“Our last memory of him is getting on the ambulance,” she added. “We weren’t able to say goodbye, he was alone my brother was all by himself.”
Thompson was also a role model to young fatherless boys.
“There’s a lot of people, kids and adults that he cut for free that didn’t have the money and I was one of them,” longtime client Shanta Harris told WLBT News.
https://blackamericaweb.com/2020/04...KNJlBBqyxrlTtu3acHqpxZRMwDIBq5_nqo4zHLPOUpsS8
In Mississippi, a beloved barber has died from COVID-19 after he didn’t shut down and continued to accept clients while the epidemic rages.
Eugene Thompson, 46, of Brookhaven, Mississippi, died last Saturday (April 4), less than a month after testing positive for the novel disease.
In a March 17 post on Facebook, Thompson, the ambitious owner of the Taper Nation and Taper Nation 2 barbershops, first admitted he’d fallen ill. At that point, he closed the doors to his business for the remainder of the week.
“Quarantine yourself stay away from people…places.. or things…I felt a little [achy]… fever was a little high so I came to get checked,” Thompson wrote at the time. “Tapernation will be closed for the rest of the week…well deserved rest and relaxation..”
Interestingly, his post came hours after he shared the following warning to potential clients seeking cuts:
“��PSA: Due to the coronavirus TaperNation will only be accepting clients that are ONLY receiving a service until further notice… SO if [you’re] not receiving a service … don’t come !!”
After days of fighting for his life, he died less than a week after his 46th birthday.
“He couldn’t get up and walk to the car, not walk around the house cause he couldn’t do that anyway,” sister Dedra Edwards told a local outlet. “At 12:22 p.m. the nurse practitioner in the ICU at St. Dominic called me and said his heart stopped and we couldn’t revive him.”
“Our last memory of him is getting on the ambulance,” she added. “We weren’t able to say goodbye, he was alone my brother was all by himself.”
Thompson was also a role model to young fatherless boys.
“There’s a lot of people, kids and adults that he cut for free that didn’t have the money and I was one of them,” longtime client Shanta Harris told WLBT News.
https://blackamericaweb.com/2020/04...KNJlBBqyxrlTtu3acHqpxZRMwDIBq5_nqo4zHLPOUpsS8
Metaphysicist
Not Actually Brian Hunter
I mean, if he shut down by March 17 that headline seems incredibly misleading...
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
A review of the options we face.
https://www.vox.com/2020/4/10/21215...ing-economy-recession-depression-unemployment
One option not reviewed, but which I fear very much, is to blindly stumble into the worst of both worlds: massive deaths AND economic disaster. We get there through lack of laidership, and different parts of the country doing their own thing.
There is no national debate right now about the choices we face. The choices are awful. But we need to face up to them. If we don't we will get both massive deaths and economic disaster.
https://www.vox.com/2020/4/10/21215...ing-economy-recession-depression-unemployment
One option not reviewed, but which I fear very much, is to blindly stumble into the worst of both worlds: massive deaths AND economic disaster. We get there through lack of laidership, and different parts of the country doing their own thing.
There is no national debate right now about the choices we face. The choices are awful. But we need to face up to them. If we don't we will get both massive deaths and economic disaster.