pot meet kettle sir.
XpressAg09 said:Stat Monitor Repairman said:
What is your prediction?
After Biden's "no federal solution" comment, we move to focusing on deaths and hospitalizations and because treatments are better, there's fewer deaths, and Biden claims that as a victory.
Calling my shot that "cases" don't make headlines anymore. Businesses get told by CDC to focus on hospitalizations instead and we're back to normal a few months before midterms.
GAC06 said:
NY Gov said today they need to differentiate between hospitalized because of covid and hospitalized with covid. They're starting to walk back the fear propaganda.
I think you underestimate the mental damage being done to this generation, and the likely lasting affects from it. JMO. 1(covid insanity) + 1(crackhead parents) will always be more than 1. Meaning just because there's one wrong out there potentially even worse, doesn't mean any other wrong should be worried about any less.htxag09 said:
Sure. But you've made several comments about it. From obviously hyperbole about weeping for them to more serious comments about worrying about their future. My point still stands. Is it stupid? Yes. But the fact is these kids generally are going to be setup for more successful lives than most. Will they be snowflakes? Probably. But that has nothing to do with a damn mask.
When I see kids wearing masks I just roll my eyes and go on with my life. Same as I roll my eyes when you post about it.
My company threw their annual Christmas party. Masks recommended but not required. Dinner, appetizers, and drinks all allowed. 175 total people, 90% of which without masks for 3 straight hours.AgCPA95 said:The whole restaurant deal still gets me on how it kind of reprogrammed a part of society and their thinking. Back probably 9 months ago, I had coworkers that I felt were very smart as well as logical folks stand in our lobby as four of us left the office for lunch suggest we really should all four drive separately to the restaurant. I questioned this and even said something about all masking up on the ride over if they wanted and that didn't seem to phase them until I almost had to do an illustration with chalk on the driveway. We would be sitting a little 4 top table for an hour, unmasked, talking and laughing and you think the ride over is high risk? Two hour before this we would be unmasked in a conference room together and everyone was a-ok with that. Mind numbing.ChemAg15 said:
Well genius, that's because you don't catch covid if you're sitting down and eating/drinking. Anyone with a brain knows covid is an ambush predator that strikes while you're walking along unsuspectingly. Go be a knuckle dragger somewhere else. This thread is for scholars only.
After putting up with what we've had to for the last 2 years? They deserved to be shamed. Hypochondriacs like that are what is prolonging this (or even started the insanity to begin with)Chipotlemonger said:Sazerac said:
My neighbors spent 3 hours on Christmas morning with their 2 young kids getting tested - zero symptoms mind you - so they could go to grandparents house for the afternoon.
This thread is becoming just an echo chamber of shaming people. You don't know their family.
Data illiterate fools. Can't believe people like this were able to open up a business.agz win said:
My office just emailed and boosters now required, masks confirmed and no one allowed to return except essential staff. I expect return date will be pushed again.
you poor poor soul.beerad12man said:My company threw their annual Christmas party. Masks recommended but not required. Dinner, appetizers, and drinks all allowed. 175 total people, 90% of which without masks for 3 straight hours.AgCPA95 said:The whole restaurant deal still gets me on how it kind of reprogrammed a part of society and their thinking. Back probably 9 months ago, I had coworkers that I felt were very smart as well as logical folks stand in our lobby as four of us left the office for lunch suggest we really should all four drive separately to the restaurant. I questioned this and even said something about all masking up on the ride over if they wanted and that didn't seem to phase them until I almost had to do an illustration with chalk on the driveway. We would be sitting a little 4 top table for an hour, unmasked, talking and laughing and you think the ride over is high risk? Two hour before this we would be unmasked in a conference room together and everyone was a-ok with that. Mind numbing.ChemAg15 said:
Well genius, that's because you don't catch covid if you're sitting down and eating/drinking. Anyone with a brain knows covid is an ambush predator that strikes while you're walking along unsuspectingly. Go be a knuckle dragger somewhere else. This thread is for scholars only.
But we weren't allowed to shake hands, because science???
I'm tired of it all. There shouldn't be a damn thing different about the way we act, the rules/regulations now, as it was in December of 2019. NOT ONE DAMN THING
AgLA06 said:
The beauty of America is (in theory) everyone gets to have their own opinions and lead their lives accordingly.
The Executive Branch of the Federal Government is an echo chamber, supported by big-tech and the corporate media, shaming the unvaccinated. Don't play holier-than-thou.Chipotlemonger said:Sazerac said:
My neighbors spent 3 hours on Christmas morning with their 2 young kids getting tested - zero symptoms mind you - so they could go to grandparents house for the afternoon.
This thread is becoming just an echo chamber of shaming people. You don't know their family.

Except that idiots cry to have their opinions dictate policy that is enforced on everyone else.AgLA06 said:
The beauty of America is (in theory) everyone gets to have their own opinions and lead their lives accordingly.
Nah, hospital usage is went to orange, I don't think she'll call a Code Red until that metric hits red.jetch17 said:
Lina fixing to slip off her chair and go to CODE RED today
AlaskanAg99 said:Nah, hospital usage is went to orange, I don't think she'll call a Code Red until that metric hits red.jetch17 said:
Lina fixing to slip off her chair and go to CODE RED today
how fast my eyes roll as I carry on with my life with business as usual.cone said:
what's the practical difference between orange and red?
cone said:
what's the practical difference between orange and red?
This is the biggest problem by far. Many will blindly follow for cya purposes.RK said:
not sure much of anything beyond companies who base their office/home policy off the county codes.
Correction, sir. New update out of DC says they're required to read: "you're looking at a winter of severe illness and death"ChemAg15 said:cone said:
what's the practical difference between orange and red?
They change the signs on the beltway from "Stay Home, Stay Safe" to "Death Imminent"
cone said:
anecdotal but people are coming in with bad colds, feeling like ****
but not coming in dead man walking, O2 sats in the 60s