Jumpin Jack Flash
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7,847 dead Americans, 291,000 known infected. Trump is recommending that we wear masks. He’ll have Americans wearing hijabs just like in the Middle East.
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MrFedEx
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He would do it in a heartbeat, but his mommy won't let him out of the basement.
Does Mom dispense his meds?
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
I understand you hate freedom.
Carry on.
Indecisi0n
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Can goldfish get COVID?
MrFedEx
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Mississippi consistently ranks near the bottom of educational level and quality of schools. That's why it's Trump Country and you get ridiculous fools like this trying to pander to voters. I wonder if this genius 'Murican is a product of their school system.
MrFedEx
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Yes, you are free to be stupid. Carry on, Igor.
MrFedEx
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DriveInDriveOut
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upsbeernut
Sometimes i feel like a nut sometimes i dont
Kill all the bats in the world.
1989
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Did trump hack into you prudential account?
DriveInDriveOut
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MrFedEx
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No, freedom isn't stupid. You are. Understand, fren?
MrFedEx
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Then DIDO wouldn't be able to enjoy his favorite food. You'd be taking away his freedom.
Jumpin Jack Flash
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8,137 dead Americans, 300,000+ known infected. The Great Media Hoax continues.....
Agent Smith : I'd like to share a revelation that I've had during my time here. It came to me when I tried to classify your species and I realized that you're not actually mammals. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment but you humans do not. You move to an area and you multiply and multiply until every natural resource is consumed and the only way you can survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism on this planet that follows the same pattern. Do you know what it is? A virus.
DriveInDriveOut
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BrownArmy
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‘From Italy to Britain and the US, governments have prevaricated lethally in sight of the oncoming coronavirus.
The puzzle is why the next in line do not learn from their predecessors’ mistakes. On Wednesday Florida, Mississippi and Georgia became the latest US states to declare stay-at-home orders that should have been imposed weeks ago.
Florida’s infection rate is way higher than Australia’s. Georgia overtook Japan 10 days ago. Texas only took the plunge on Tuesday. Even then, the stay-at-home order was riddled with holes. Greg Abbott, the Texas governor, insisted on including churches in its list of “essential services”. One thing every pathogen loves is a congregation.
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The mystery is why. Partly it is economic dread. Florida draws much of its revenue from tourism and retirees. Ron DeSantis, the governor, kept the beaches open for tens of thousands of college students to converge on the US south-eastern state for last month’s spring break.
Disney World, which is in the centre of Florida, also stayed open. At its reluctant closing, employees gathered closely for a photo, prompting Abigail Disney, a family heir, to tweet: “Are you friend*ing kidding me?”
…
That same miscalculation applies to the White House on a far larger scale. Donald Trump wasted weeks dismissing the virus in the vain hope of talking up the stock market. As a result, the US has now been forced to take far more economically damaging measures to contain it.
Coronaviral denialism knows no partisan boundaries. Neither Ohio’s Mike DeWine nor Maryland’s Larry Hogan — both Republican governors — waited for Mr Trump before taking strong measures.
Bill de Blasio, the Democratic mayor of New York City, which has accounted for by far the highest number of America’s coronavirus deaths, was at least as complacent as Mr Trump. He had to be forced to close the city’s St Patrick’s day parade last month. New York’s schools only closed after several other cities, including San Francisco, had already done so. The time Mr Trump and Mr de Blasio squandered can be measured in lives.
The tragedy will probably roll from America’s coasts into its heartlands. Twelve states, including Oklahoma, Alabama and South Carolina, have yet to issue shelter-in-place orders. The longer they wait, the worse the toll. After economic dread, the biggest explanation for hesitation is incompetence...’
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The puzzle is why the next in line do not learn from their predecessors’ mistakes. On Wednesday Florida, Mississippi and Georgia became the latest US states to declare stay-at-home orders that should have been imposed weeks ago.
Florida’s infection rate is way higher than Australia’s. Georgia overtook Japan 10 days ago. Texas only took the plunge on Tuesday. Even then, the stay-at-home order was riddled with holes. Greg Abbott, the Texas governor, insisted on including churches in its list of “essential services”. One thing every pathogen loves is a congregation.
…
The mystery is why. Partly it is economic dread. Florida draws much of its revenue from tourism and retirees. Ron DeSantis, the governor, kept the beaches open for tens of thousands of college students to converge on the US south-eastern state for last month’s spring break.
Disney World, which is in the centre of Florida, also stayed open. At its reluctant closing, employees gathered closely for a photo, prompting Abigail Disney, a family heir, to tweet: “Are you friend*ing kidding me?”
…
That same miscalculation applies to the White House on a far larger scale. Donald Trump wasted weeks dismissing the virus in the vain hope of talking up the stock market. As a result, the US has now been forced to take far more economically damaging measures to contain it.
Coronaviral denialism knows no partisan boundaries. Neither Ohio’s Mike DeWine nor Maryland’s Larry Hogan — both Republican governors — waited for Mr Trump before taking strong measures.
Bill de Blasio, the Democratic mayor of New York City, which has accounted for by far the highest number of America’s coronavirus deaths, was at least as complacent as Mr Trump. He had to be forced to close the city’s St Patrick’s day parade last month. New York’s schools only closed after several other cities, including San Francisco, had already done so. The time Mr Trump and Mr de Blasio squandered can be measured in lives.
The tragedy will probably roll from America’s coasts into its heartlands. Twelve states, including Oklahoma, Alabama and South Carolina, have yet to issue shelter-in-place orders. The longer they wait, the worse the toll. After economic dread, the biggest explanation for hesitation is incompetence...’
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Breakdown of NJ data.
New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Judith M. Persichilli provided a breakdown of the 846 reported coronavirus-related deaths in the state today during a press conference.
Here is the demographic breakdown:
61% were male
39% were female
Six patients (1%) were under the age of 30
47 patients (6%) were between 30 – 49
136 (16%) were between ages of 50- 64
268 (32%) were between ages of 65- 79
389 (46%) were over age of 80
9% of deaths associated with long term care
300 people had underlying health conditions (which is 35%)
New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Judith M. Persichilli provided a breakdown of the 846 reported coronavirus-related deaths in the state today during a press conference.
Here is the demographic breakdown:
61% were male
39% were female
Six patients (1%) were under the age of 30
47 patients (6%) were between 30 – 49
136 (16%) were between ages of 50- 64
268 (32%) were between ages of 65- 79
389 (46%) were over age of 80
9% of deaths associated with long term care
300 people had underlying health conditions (which is 35%)
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