Ok, Florida leading the way in the Stupid Stakes!
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/18/politics/desantis-covid-policy-florida/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/18/politics/desantis-covid-policy-florida/index.html
Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!
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The part I've never understood about this conspiracy is that surely the conspirators would rather kill off the non-compliant, rather than obedient vaccine takers?
Oh there is apparently a way of doing that too - “shedding”
Trump himself is vaccinated but presumably the sister is not going to blame him for the “poisoning“, although after he pulled a “never knew her” insult at the wedding who knows ?
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SussexToffee1980
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A Newcastle supporter on Toon Forum actually posted a celebration-like emoji when we went into lockdown.
Good enough reason for me to want to see those oil lot go down, but sadly it's not going to happen.
Good enough reason for me to want to see those oil lot go down, but sadly it's not going to happen.
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‘Debilitating’ effects of pandemic linger on for Britain’s young
Exclusive: from physical and mental health to education and careers, two studies detail ways in which young still suffer
And yet, in the race for stupidity, when it all seems wrapped up, Republicans in Idaho start stretching their neck's out at the wire:
Indeed. The stupidity on twitter was just depressing...not in a life-affecting way (since I could always just chose to not login), but in a peripheral way that was just annoying: how could people be so willfully and intentionally stupid?
So happy I have deleted my account back in October when that racist rhymes-with-runt bought it.
Utterly insane. I really hope this won’t go through as it seems to be being pushed by a couple of idiots but who knows.
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Is this thread becoming obsolete?
Some reports seem to suggest that we should be preparing for a world pandemic of bird flu.
Some people in Cambodia reported to have caught it. Bird to human to human chain established.
Some reports seem to suggest that we should be preparing for a world pandemic of bird flu.
Some people in Cambodia reported to have caught it. Bird to human to human chain established.
It doesn’t sound like a huge risk as it is apparently not well suited to transmission between humans. Usually humans catch it through close contact with birds (poultry farms eat ). The case in Cambodia isn’t confirmed to be human to human yet. The daughter died from it and the father has it but they might have caught it from the same source rather than passing between them.
Also, as we have known about bird flu for decades we have vaccines and antivirals available should they be needed.
Obviously there is a chance it mutates into something worse but there is no sign of that happening yet in terms of infecting humans.
Quick rename yourself 'Caruthers Rumphord III' and get a message to whoever's pm this week that you have 'test and trace' written down on an egg carton and you'd be prepared to part with it for £40 Billion. Deal!
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I don’t really know how they can say it is “most likely” but then also it is with “low confidence”
SussexToffee1980
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I find it so annoying I've never had Covid. Everyone I know have had it at least once, even my partner did before he moved in with me. I'm even the only person on my team at work who hasn't as well. Why I keep avoiding and doging this so well, I'll never know and I feel a sense of guilt over it for some reason.
I was even sent an antibody test, to see if I've ever had it and that came up negative.
I was even sent an antibody test, to see if I've ever had it and that came up negative.
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