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Nobody's going to mention that the photo is framed to make the doctor look like a klansman?
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
Nobody's going to mention that the photo is framed to make the doctor look like a klansman?
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Nobody's going to mention that the photo is framed to make the doctor look like a klansman?
First thing I saw lol
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calibeebee
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Why are you always peddling some bs get off 4chan my guy
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***** aint even put up money to review the death report... Smh
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Not proven, in other words not positive.
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The name of his YT channel is Flat Earth.
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Dudes youtube recommended is probably what radicalization and the rise of anti-intellectualism looks like.Dawg are you really THIS gullible?
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Gov. Cuomo: UK’s COVID-19 mutation ‘is on a plane to JFK’ without testing
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday called it “reprehensible” and “grossly negligent” to allow UK travelers to fly into JFK Airport without being tested despite a contagious new mut…
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Gov. Cuomo: UK’s COVID-19 mutation ‘is on a plane to JFK’ without testing
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday called it “reprehensible” and “grossly negligent” to allow UK travelers to fly into JFK Airport without being tested despite a contagious new mut…
technically, that variant of the virus has been circulating in the UK since September so it’s likely everywhere by now. Is the US even doing genetic sequencing? I haven’t heard of any widespread multi-state cooperation in that regard and my guess would be no. I know it has definitely been found in other countries.
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Honest question, how do they know the variant? Tests around here don't seem to mention variants, just that you do or don't have it. Maybe other labs are collecting and analyzing all of that ?
And how did CA become the second worst state in cases per capita? And NY is climbing. Is this virus sitting dormant? Did people get lax after months of shutdowns? Maybe with people going more indoors as weather shifts, it just strikes faster?. It hit the Midwest first. Then the Southwest. Now even PA and TN are getting hit. For as much as we travel and such, the localized surges are intriguing.
It makes sense why TN is surging. But what about ones who've been locked down almost since April?
And how did CA become the second worst state in cases per capita? And NY is climbing. Is this virus sitting dormant? Did people get lax after months of shutdowns? Maybe with people going more indoors as weather shifts, it just strikes faster?. It hit the Midwest first. Then the Southwest. Now even PA and TN are getting hit. For as much as we travel and such, the localized surges are intriguing.
It makes sense why TN is surging. But what about ones who've been locked down almost since April?
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what concerns me is why is the United States allowing flights from England to continue
i though all flights from Europe where canceled to the US
I know a while back there was talk between flights from New York to London but I don’t think that ever materialize at least I hope it didn’t
The governor of NY is 100% correct
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Combined the whole handling of these last months, elections, deniers are making a pretty bad picture for the US. Stay safe and smart guys.
everysingletime
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Yea idk how they haven't cancelled flights from England yet
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IMO, there should be no leisure travel allowed at all. Of course people need to travel for critical reasons, but nobody is willing to effectively police this because of how unpopular it would be or how difficult it would be to enforce. I don’t even think people are supposed to be traveling between different regions of California right now, but I’m not sure it’s being enforced.
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Which one was the more lethal/deadly one? Iirc there are 3, right?
kdawg
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Im not convinced that the strain being different has anything to do with the rise of cases in England - it’s more to do with kids being in schools with no masks and then spreading it from there.
I completely agree that non-essential travel should have been stopped - lots of people said it couldn’t because Heathrow is such a huge hub (and it is) but it would have been better for health and the economy to just get it over with earlier in the year.
We've also just closed the border with England - probably half a dozen cops monitoring it so it’s not complicated.
The same rules mean I can’t go to Costco either - it’s just outside the city limits!
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Who has the power to shutdown an airport? I thought it was the local city and state government?
All the travel restriction talk and people needing to get tested to come into certain cities is laughable. That stuff was not enforced at all.
So much is blamed on local spread but local spreads don’t occur until someone travels there after having picked it up somewhere.
Airlines have stopped holding off middle seats, people got comfortable and started traveling in the fall. Lots of people vacationing too.
All the travel restriction talk and people needing to get tested to come into certain cities is laughable. That stuff was not enforced at all.
So much is blamed on local spread but local spreads don’t occur until someone travels there after having picked it up somewhere.
Airlines have stopped holding off middle seats, people got comfortable and started traveling in the fall. Lots of people vacationing too.
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you haven't been paying attention. this country literally doesn't care and it starts with the **** boy and his "administration"
everysingletime
formerly amel223
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Cuomo was quoted as complaining about flights from UK still arriving at laguardia airport
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Wasn’t the dominant variant in NY during the first wave the one that came from Italy? No lessons learned at all when it comes to limiting traveling.
