Vaccines Won't end Lockdowns, Masks or Distancing

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Rob808

in Florida and Texas?

"2 weeks to flatten the curve" is from a year ago. And yes things got worse when things eased after those two weeks. In Florida, Texas, and other places.

Texas seems to be doing fine ? didn't they undo the state wide mask mandate ?

or am I mistaken ?

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Texas seems to be doing fine ?

So far, yes.

But the context was not about now, it was about a year ago. The curve flattened after two weeks, then it didn't.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Texas seems to be doing fine ?

So far, yes.

But the context was not about now, it was about a year ago. The curve flattened after two weeks, then it didn't.

According to CDC statistics you are conveniently correct , But let us not forget that the Vaccine was not yet administered widely if at all .

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

But let us not forget that the Vaccine was not yet administered widely if at all .

Yes. And things are changing for the better because of that.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: dug88

a reply to: JAGStorm

I don't need one. I have the real thing.

But I'm sure some will do so.

a reply to: Phage

Don't care what you think. The rest of us are carrying on.

a reply to: fernalley

You do that.

We have been all along

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: fernalley

You do that.

We have been all along

a reply to: fernalley

Likewise.

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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: fernalley

Likewise.

Definitely the US owes the world open borders

a reply to: fernalley

Definitely the US owes the world open borders

What?

In japan, if you’re vaccinated for covid, you can’t donate blood... more BS

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Rob808

in Florida and Texas?

"2 weeks to flatten the curve" is from a year ago. And yes things got worse when things eased after those two weeks. In Florida, Texas, and other places.

Yes, ironic no? Most parts of the nation are still living in those two weeks well over a year later and you’re still defending those policies.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Texas seems to be doing fine ?

So far, yes.

But the context was not about now, it was about a year ago. The curve flattened after two weeks, then it didn't.

And we ALl remember when the nation unified, declared the two week lockdowns over, we all went back to work and opened our businesses... oh wait that never happened. The lockdowns never ended, you’re rewriting history. Quite a talent!

Keeping a state of emergency = money. That's all. My state opened up the state's huge fair park in April to accommodate overflow. Guess what? Never was used. Oh ho ho but come October (start of flu season) they do "upgrades" (more cash) on the facility to open, and their total patients never got above approx. 100 people. For the entire state. They used to track it by day on the state site but then moved to aggregate count to keep people thinking that more people were there on a daily basis than actually were. Quietly and with no fanfare, they closed it up.

Now the mayor and Governor want to expand the boondoggle called the Light Rail system here in Milwaukee. That was free for the first year of operation (basically a moving homeless shelter). It's sponsored by the local casino, but does not run to the casino - stops about five blocks away and the cab drivers are pinging riders hard for those few blocks ($20!) I think there's still no fare to ride that useless thing. What's that you say? Reroute buses and add more transit lines? FOOL!

It's all about the money.