Viper1j
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Stopsignhank
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Wow they are bad at math with that map. Zero cases per 100k people? Google says otherwise.
105 Floridians died yesterday. Not some to brag about there stinky.
105 Floridians died yesterday. Not some to brag about there stinky.
kage69
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Another one that belongs on a few thousand billboards.
I really hope this anti-mask bullshit starts to fade 1/21. Hopefully just like a lame duck Russian asset fleeing to Florida, bereft of office and twitter account. It will be nice to have some adults at the wheel, even though it will be quite a slog. Fighting covid19 while Moscow Mitch and The Party of No obstruct you at every turn, won't be easy. C'mon Georgia! You can save the country a lot of dying and yourselves a lot of shame by doing the right thing.
I really hope this anti-mask bullshit starts to fade 1/21. Hopefully just like a lame duck Russian asset fleeing to Florida, bereft of office and twitter account. It will be nice to have some adults at the wheel, even though it will be quite a slog. Fighting covid19 while Moscow Mitch and The Party of No obstruct you at every turn, won't be easy. C'mon Georgia! You can save the country a lot of dying and yourselves a lot of shame by doing the right thing.
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Fenixgoon
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Also look at the scales on the map. All the numbers have decimals. I don't think anyone preparing such a map for nationally publicized media would include decimals
Wow. They obviously had a story they wanted to tell, and screwed around with the numbers to come up with a picture that doesn't look so bad if you don't question it...like a majority of their viewers.
ch33zw1z
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snoopy7548
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uallas5
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I'd love to know where they came up with those numbers. This is a graph for Florida and I've highlighted the time period in question.
Nov 29th - 320,105
Dec 6th - 366,222
So they had an increase in cases of 46,107 over a 7 day period. I'm no math genius, but last time I checked 46107 ≠ 0.
nickqt
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Imagine thinking for a nanosecond that Fox News was anything more than GOP Propaganda since late autumn of 1996.
Svnla
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Many are arrested from a huge underground party in LA.
158 people arrested at 'massive underground party' in LA County: Authorities (msn.com)
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158 people arrested at 'massive underground party' in LA County: Authorities (msn.com)
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ch33zw1z
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I completely agree with your first sentence, however, for all these guys downplaying Covid-19 as if it's a hoax, and nothing worse than the flu or common cold, it seems a bit hypocritical to then run to the hospital as if they have ebola.
Sorry for the run on sentence.
Cross-breed Florida man with anti-maskers and you get incidents like:
thehill.com
Man charged for spitting, coughing after refusing to wear mask at Florida Best Buy
A man at a Florida Best Buy was charged over the weekend with disorderly conduct for allegedly coughing and spitting throughout the store while refusing to wear a mask.The incident occurred at a st…
thehill.com
hal2kilo
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You know, I'm maybe starting to feel ashamed for calling them deplorables...NOT!Cross-breed Florida man with anti-maskers and you get incidents like:
Man charged for spitting, coughing after refusing to wear mask at Florida Best Buy
A man at a Florida Best Buy was charged over the weekend with disorderly conduct for allegedly coughing and spitting throughout the store while refusing to wear a mask.The incident occurred at a st…
KMFJD
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pauldun170
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Another one that belongs on a few thousand billboards.
I really hope this anti-mask bullshit starts to fade 1/21. Hopefully just like a lame duck Russian asset fleeing to Florida, bereft of office and twitter account. It will be nice to have some adults at the wheel, even though it will be quite a slog. Fighting covid19 while Moscow Mitch and The Party of No obstruct you at every turn, won't be easy. C'mon Georgia! You can save the country a lot of dying and yourselves a lot of shame by doing the right thing.
Looks like have to update that
We hit 3124 yesterday
I don't think it's a stretch to say that we will top 3600 in a day.
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Yeah, this will work. Another fucking moron.
A megachurch pastor in Florida told his parishioners not to take a COVID-19 vaccine and instead believe in 'divine immunity'
maldonado said:
"Do not [take] the vaccine. Believe in the blood of Jesus. Believe in divine immunity," he said to parishioners at an in-person service.
He also made false statements about the vaccine being used to track people, and claimed the vaccine would "alter your DNA"
A megachurch pastor in Florida told his parishioners not to take a COVID-19 vaccine and instead believe in 'divine immunity'
maldonado said:
"Do not [take] the vaccine. Believe in the blood of Jesus. Believe in divine immunity," he said to parishioners at an in-person service.
He also made false statements about the vaccine being used to track people, and claimed the vaccine would "alter your DNA"
nickqt
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Let Republicans bask in their herd mentality.
At this point, it's pretty clear that if you want to avoid COVID, keep your distance from any Republicans you know.
KMFJD
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ch33zw1z
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/Facepalm. Imagine if facts overcame fiction, just for a bit
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I know I'm taking it far too seriously, but I'm academically curious, from a Sci-Fi sort-of-perspective about the idea.
The idea of it 'altering your DNA' seems to me to be marginally less preposterous than it being 'used to track people'. Maybe I've just played too much Resident Evil (as opposed to our President Weevil), but in theory it seems to me there could exist such a thing - a mutagen in injectible form. I can't imagine, even as an SF concept, how on earth a vaccine could be used to 'track people'. RFID isn't microscopic enough to be part of a liquid, and in any case only works if you are right next to the tag to trigger it.
What exactly is the fantasy tech they have in mind when they worry about vaccines 'being used to track people' (which seems to be a common conspiracy meme)? How on earth could you make transponders that tiny with any kind of range?
Is the theory that they have secretly developed self-replicating intelligent nano-bots? That would be _amazing_. We could do all kinds of weird shit with such a tech, why limit it to just 'tracking people'?
ch33zw1z
Lifer
- Nov 4, 2004
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It's pretty fun but the rabbit hole is essentially endless.
Well, work is ongoing on a passive RFID tag shrink down to ~22 microns, which I believe would be small enough to be suspended in liquid for an injection. But that is still under research, not commercially available. At best get you might get ~10 foot detection range. Although with multiple such chips in an array, passive RFID might be detectable out to 50 feet or so.
Researchers Develop Microscopic RFID Chip to Embed in Human Cells - RFID JOURNAL
The smallest chip the team has developed so far measures 22 microns (about a fifth the thickness of a human hair), which they plan to test reading with a specialized RFID interrogator.
www.rfidjournal.com
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