Our company had tickets to offer customers at no charge to them to a well known pop group concert at Fenway Park but no one wants to go because of the mask mandate. I wonder how many other businesses will see a drop off in interest as the sledgehammer comes crashing down again.
There are definitely shifting goal posts. My state used to have a color coded map for risk - red, yellow, green. Now cases are so low that the map has been discontinued, but we are told things are "high" or "substantial" risk and we need to lose our freedoms again. Today's high and substantial is last year's green you're in the clear.
Kinda not what I said, nor what the study on communication, masking, and distancing said.Originally Posted by Yppej
But we're used to this foolishness and dishonesty from you.
I hope you get the help you need.And you call me a troll.
The New York Times had a article about many people may not need a booster now based on some new information. This doesn’t apply to people in nursing homes or immune compromised. I am going to wait awhile to see what they discover.
Does this have to do with the new information that natural antibodies really are stronger than vaccine produced immunity?
Taking your post top to bottom:
His neighbor is not a hero. Oddly his neighbor was also a small guy and as one of the people on the block said it was a fight of the pygmies. The attacking neighbor has been in the eyes of the law prior to this incident for anger outbursts.
The highly politicized aspect of this is fairly stupid but he still does have some legitimacy. I listened to the debate with Fauci as it was taking place as I was driving around Hermann. They went on and on about “gain of function” in funded Whuhan lab. Yawn. To me as a tax paying American I was unhappily surprised to hear that we’re funding ANY China virus research So whether or not we’re funding the lab unit that let this virus escape is academic.
I don’t know which video was taken down by YouTube so I don’t know which topic you are talking about. See jp Youtube REMOVED the video, and this renders it unwatchable.It is true I do like him and I’ve gone out of my way to see him in person two times over the past dozen years. I don’t do that with other politicians. I just like him. I like the fact that we’re continuing to talk about him and not once have mentioned his name, that is cool.
When did 5’8” become considered short? The average height for men in the US is 5’9”. Except perhaps in Lake Wobegon.
I don’t know how tall he is although I’m sure I’ve looked it up. But if his bio says he’s 5’8” that probably means he’s closer to 5’6”.
I've noticed you generally choose not to respond to questions regarding mean spirited things you say but I have to ask, what part of his neighbor's unprovoked physical attack on Rand Paul makes him a hero?
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
Especially since it was about Garden hedges. The entire altercation was about garden issues.
I think Rand is cool because he does his own yard work.
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