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Aug 6 2021 02:22pm
Quote (EndlessSky @ Aug 6 2021 03:54pm)
How many more children did we murder by shutting down the schools? Which life is more important.

Edit: What percent of doctors are paid assets of big pharma? Do you have the knowledge to know the difference? Were you even aware of the conflicts of interest?


Your first argument is better than the edit.

The impact of lockdowns is going to be felt for decades to come, whether it's economic, social, mental, or physical health. A quick glance at drug overdoses and suicides show dramatic post-lockdown spikes. Reduced educational opportunity is going to result in poverty, leading to poorer life outcomes and more deaths. Ravaged economies, certainly within high impact communities, are going to result in lower quality of life outcomes, and again, more deaths. We're in uncharted territory, so it's very difficult to try to quantify the impact and compare that against alternatives. That's why politicians should, at the end of the day, be in charge of making these decisions, and not unelected bodies. These are decisions which impact every facet of our lives, and we should have the final say.
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Aug 6 2021 02:28pm
Quote (bogie160 @ Aug 6 2021 04:22pm)
Your first argument is better than the edit.

The impact of lockdowns is going to be felt for decades to come, whether it's economic, social, mental, or physical health. A quick glance at drug overdoses and suicides show dramatic post-lockdown spikes. Reduced educational opportunity is going to result in poverty, leading to poorer life outcomes and more deaths. Ravaged economies, certainly within high impact communities, are going to result in lower quality of life outcomes, and again, more deaths. We're in uncharted territory, so it's very difficult to try to quantify the impact and compare that against alternatives. That's why politicians should, at the end of the day, be in charge of making these decisions, and not unelected bodies. These are decisions which impact every facet of our lives, and we should have the final say.


On the bright side i dont have to get up at 5.30am anymore
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Aug 6 2021 02:28pm
Quote (bogie160 @ Aug 6 2021 01:22pm)
Your first argument is better than the edit.

The impact of lockdowns is going to be felt for decades to come, whether it's economic, social, mental, or physical health. A quick glance at drug overdoses and suicides show dramatic post-lockdown spikes. Reduced educational opportunity is going to result in poverty, leading to poorer life outcomes and more deaths. Ravaged economies, certainly within high impact communities, are going to result in lower quality of life outcomes, and again, more deaths. We're in uncharted territory, so it's very difficult to try to quantify the impact and compare that against alternatives. That's why politicians should, at the end of the day, be in charge of making these decisions, and not unelected bodies. These are decisions which impact every facet of our lives, and we should have the final say.


his edit is very much worth mentioning. the fascist censored media very much make it look like all the medical people are on board which is a lie.
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Aug 6 2021 02:50pm
Quote (duffman316 @ Aug 6 2021 04:28pm)
On the bright side i dont have to get up at 5.30am anymore


My man.

I love the 3 day work from home 2 in office.

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Quote (ofthevoid @ Aug 6 2021 01:50pm)
My man.

I love the 3 day work from home 2 in office.


when it was "flatten the curve" I enjoyed the light traffic

then when christmass came around and newsom was trying to get ev1 all feared up but the traffic stayed heavy cause his dipchit azz was ignored I also enjoyed the heavy traffic :)


This post was edited by TiStuff on Aug 6 2021 02:54pm
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My man.

I love the 3 day work from home 2 in office.


I dont think any company should go back from that rythm. Or, at the bare minimum, 3 days in office 2 days work from home.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Aug 6 2021 03:05pm
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I dont think any company should go back from that rythm. Or, at the bare minimum, 3 days in office 2 days work from home.


it was pretty cool how the tax takers got a better deal while all the earners got shafted
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Quote (Black XistenZ @ Aug 6 2021 03:41pm)
He clearly meant that 350 million doses of the vaccine have been given to Americans...


From an evolutionary perspective, a virus does not care what happens to its old host once it has been spread to a new host. For a virus like covid which is capable of presymptomatic transmission and for which the most infectious period lies right around symptom onset, days before even the quickest cases of death occur, this evolutionary pressure to become less deadly isn't very strong.


It is deadly for less than 1% of the population and that number is dropping so you have already been proven wrong.

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Aug 6 2021 03:27pm
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Quote (bogie160 @ Aug 6 2021 04:22pm)
Your first argument is better than the edit.

The impact of lockdowns is going to be felt for decades to come, whether it's economic, social, mental, or physical health. A quick glance at drug overdoses and suicides show dramatic post-lockdown spikes. Reduced educational opportunity is going to result in poverty, leading to poorer life outcomes and more deaths. Ravaged economies, certainly within high impact communities, are going to result in lower quality of life outcomes, and again, more deaths. We're in uncharted territory, so it's very difficult to try to quantify the impact and compare that against alternatives. That's why politicians should, at the end of the day, be in charge of making these decisions, and not unelected bodies. These are decisions which impact every facet of our lives, and we should have the final say.


Doctors usually make abou six figures. Pharmaceutical companies will pay doctors to go on speaking tours preaching on "certain topics". If the pharmaceutical companies found out that the doctor started saying things that hurt their profits, the pharmaceutical companies could cancel their deal for $80k a year just to make speaches.
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Aug 6 2021 03:34pm
Quote (ofthevoid @ Aug 6 2021 04:50pm)
My man.

I love the 3 day work from home 2 in office.


5 days here 😎
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