Crimes/protests related to COVID
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qwerty
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eyephone said:qwerty said:eyephone said:qwerty said:I think that was a white guy
How about the guy that gave a fist bump?
Another white guy
From a distance could look Latino. (wink)
If I was there people would have been filming my calves not that guy on the bullhorn
qwerty said:eyephone said:qwerty said:eyephone said:qwerty said:I think that was a white guy
How about the guy that gave a fist bump?
Another white guy
From a distance could look Latino. (wink)
If I was there people would have been filming my calves not that guy on the bullhorn
That guy looks like he?s in shape (guy that gave the fist bump). That is why I thought it was you. 8)
eyephone said:
Anti-mask guy and fist bumpers are irresponsible fucking assholes. Orange County is now out of ICU beds. LA County has a wait time and is nearly exhausted. Pretty much all ICUs in Southern California and Nevada are exhausted.
This also means if you have a life threatening emergency, you?ll be waiting also.
https://deadline.com/2020/12/los-an...icu-beds-left-orange-county-0-icu-1234656346/
iacrenter
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The lack of ICU/hospital beds is a real issue. Unfortunately one of my hospitals is severely impacted with numerous COVID admissions that are holding in the ER for days. There are no ICU beds and the overflow units are full. The backup is causing high levels of ER diversion. Things are going to get a lot worse before getting better. Please wear your mask, social distance, and stay safe.
Hugo Township
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eyephone said:
Wow, fuck that guy. I hope Costco revokes his membership for life. He's also shouting his germs super far.
Hugo Township
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iacrenter said:
Sometimes I wonder how many people need to die before mask-deniers take things seriously.
nosuchreality
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HMart said:
1.
Of course, that one has be in their immediately family or close circle of friends and have absolutely no health issues, because you know, Bob has issues.
qwerty said:
Frankly I kind of appreciate the dumbass standing on the table. I honestly would rather have another shopper boldly not wearing a mask, I can stear clear and cross too many like last week, decide its time to go.
Avoiding the compliant non-maskers, you know the ones with a mask, but got to pull it down to yack on the phone in the store, or walk through the store jerking their mask up and down like a yo-yo so they can drink their starbucks. Or walking around with their nose hanging out. Or Mr I have to touch a half dozen cartons before I find the pick the one I want.
jIMHO, they're far more damaging. They think they're being safe, but they're chronically touches public stuff, then thier face and their masks over and over and over.
If half the people in the store dont want to wear a mask, grow a pair and don't. I can then easily tell its a dumbass zone and pick another place.
qwerty
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You would think that as we ?near the finish line? with the vaccinations actually starting people would be more inclined to do the public health measures, especially with the ICU issue.
I would have thought having some certainty as to when the pandemic will end (summer of 2021?) would result in more people falling in line. I don?t agree with the locks downs but I figured people would be more likely to wear mask, etc. given the end is near.
I would have thought having some certainty as to when the pandemic will end (summer of 2021?) would result in more people falling in line. I don?t agree with the locks downs but I figured people would be more likely to wear mask, etc. given the end is near.
nosuchreality
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Unfortunately a small subset has been radicalized politically and the mask, pandemic and following safety protocols all is part of that political radicalization.
Irvinecommuter
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qwerty said:
That is contrary to human nature...most people loosen up and become less careful with a perceived end/cure in sight. After all...who cares about the disease cause there is a vaccine now, logistics be damned.
Something like 50+% of all accident happen within 5 miles of your home...23% within 1 mile of one's home.
https://www.autoweek.com/news/a2108966/survey-finds-vehicle-crashes-most-likely-occur-close-home/
Irvinecommuter said:
I read that experts are saying to wear masks even though you get the vaccine.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/14/health/mask-covid-19-safety-vaccine-wellness/index.html
qwerty
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Irvinecommuter said:
I think that is because most a people are always driving near their house not so much the they let up. If people spend 70% of their time within 5 miles of their home the chances are more likely they will have an accident closer to their home (larger population size).
Business Insider:Anti-vaxxers forced a mobile COVID-19 vaccine site in Georgia to shut down after threatening health workers: official
https://www.yahoo.com/news/anti-vaxxers-forced-mobile-covid-172909779.html
This is like the main reason why covid in America will not go away.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/anti-vaxxers-forced-mobile-covid-172909779.html
This is like the main reason why covid in America will not go away.
11 Alive News: GSU instructor fired after disagreement over mask policy | 'It crossed a moral boundary'
Cody Luedtke was looking forward to teaching another group of students this school year at Georgia State University. She hoped it would look more normal than last year and was excited about the possibility of in-person classes -- until the recent surge in COVID-19 cases and the Delta variant.
Luedtke taught at the university for nearly six years, and says she had a combination of feelings on her last day.
"I was relieved I didn't have to teach in the fall in classrooms that are full of students, some of which aren't going to be wearing masks. I was sad to lose my job. There are a lot of people there that I care about. A lot of my colleagues."
https://www.11alive.com/mobile/arti...olicy/85-c19db3c5-0df4-498e-a611-c158a75208b4
I do not blame her and would do the same if I was in her shoes. Across the US teachers are getting sick due to covid.
Cody Luedtke was looking forward to teaching another group of students this school year at Georgia State University. She hoped it would look more normal than last year and was excited about the possibility of in-person classes -- until the recent surge in COVID-19 cases and the Delta variant.
Luedtke taught at the university for nearly six years, and says she had a combination of feelings on her last day.
"I was relieved I didn't have to teach in the fall in classrooms that are full of students, some of which aren't going to be wearing masks. I was sad to lose my job. There are a lot of people there that I care about. A lot of my colleagues."
https://www.11alive.com/mobile/arti...olicy/85-c19db3c5-0df4-498e-a611-c158a75208b4
I do not blame her and would do the same if I was in her shoes. Across the US teachers are getting sick due to covid.
Kiro7 News: Man punches nurse in the face multiple times after his wife is vaccinated for Covid
Police are looking for a man in Canada they say punched a nurse in the face multiple times, knocking her to the ground after she administered a Covid-19 vaccine to his wife without his permission.
https://www.kiro7.com/news/trending...ccine-police-said/5KP43O3AONE75DKMWU5D3A5MLE/
Why does the wife need the husband?s permission to get the vaccine? (Kind of strange)
Police are looking for a man in Canada they say punched a nurse in the face multiple times, knocking her to the ground after she administered a Covid-19 vaccine to his wife without his permission.
https://www.kiro7.com/news/trending...ccine-police-said/5KP43O3AONE75DKMWU5D3A5MLE/
Why does the wife need the husband?s permission to get the vaccine? (Kind of strange)