So the locked down caused more deaths because people were in close quarters all the time..????
Of course!
... but churches are.
Wait....wut?
Yesterday they said the opposite.
Grocery shopping okay, yet voting at the polls, while socially distancing, bad.
Only in Nancys upside down world, does the virus NOT exist in grocery stores...and, big box stores, but it does exist everywhere else.
The whole thing is BS.
I’ve traveled almost 6,000 miles in the last month, via multiple airports.
Had a routine doctor’s appt today with the masks, temp checks and all the rest. By the time the doc rolled in the exam room I told him that the train of crazy was leaving and I didn’t get a ticket. He laughed and said “I know” and I had already taken my mask off.
You can send this chart to your lib friends:
https://twitter.com/kylamb8/status/1264995238260637702
...data suggests...
Winners here. /s
Ive worn a mask exactly 2 times since this mess started and that was because I had to, to get into where I went. And I dont plan to wear one either unless forced to. Ive been everywhere and on multiple occasions, home depot, Lowes, walmart, restaurants, the mall....
Common sense is enough IMO. Unfortunately common sense aint so common anymore.
Germany and Hong Kong china scientists agree....wait a minute....And we trust these sources? What are we, slow learners?
Common sense:
Very high odds of catching the virus from someone infected in your house then shopping in a grocery store. If a household has no one infected and no one goes shopping, the odds are very low.
If someone goes shopping then the odds of a household getting infected goes up. The odds are even higher if that person who goes shopping does not take steps for protection (mask and wash hands).
So I guess the governors who want to open up shopping malls, department stores, and other businesses are correct.
Oh, no. We did not mean for you to take it THAT way.
This is such a charlie foxtrot...
YAWN, tomorrow, the “news” will be the opposite.
Is it catchable on surfaces and countertops again today?
Several grocery stores in our area have reported cases of employees having CV. However, it may be that some of them contracted it outside the stores.
The standard for spreading the disease has always been:
1. Bodily contact. Shaking hands, in the room with someone who is sick, etc.
2. Exchange of bodily fluids through coughing, sneezing, or being in close proximity of people with the virus for more than 15 minutes at a time.
3. Picking it up from a surface: Counters, doors, seats, etc.
This hasn’t changed since the beginning of viruses.
In addition, if you go back and read the first reports out of China—while the numbers were BS—the means of transmission haven’t changed. In fact, very little information of this disease has changed since the first couple of weeks in China.
The Western Media reports things “breathlessly” that were published in China in January. Its as if no one in the media read anything before the first of March.
And if the Flubros had read anything—instead of acting like apes with bones—they would know this stuff too.
I wash my hands because my mommy made me do it when I was a kid. I cover my mouth and nose when I cough and sneeze because my mommy made me do it when I was a kid. I don't go around touch or hugging strangers because my daddy slapped me silly when I was a kid. I don't sniff people's hair because, well because, that is just strange. Those are habits. My principles are based on logic and what has worked in the past. I am a conservative. That means I don't change easily. I resist any attempt to take my freedom and liberty from me, especially when the advice comes from so-called experts. I shall go on living my life without worrying because I know I will die one day. It is best to live life at its fullest everyday otherwise it is not worth living.