Just now, Joe Shades 73 said:

That does not mean quality 

We certainly agree there.

However dumb you think liberals are:

You're underestimating them.

wow

The liability issue for corporations that choose to continue the mandate should be interesting without the being shielded by osha.

Perfect timing after Rogan's face plant yesterday...

 

Back in my day Joe Rogan was a B-level character on News Radio. Our country was smarter back then.

1 hour ago, Gannan said:

I wanna believe that’s fake but I know it’s word for word how that convo went. 🤣 

6 hours ago, DBW said:

Still a minority. By ALOT!  
 

 

33%

2 hours ago, DBW said:

I wanna believe that’s fake but I know it’s word for word how that convo went. 🤣 

I refuse to believe any adult regardless of party believes hamburgers are not beef. 

3 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Perfect timing after Rogan's face plant yesterday...

 

and

 

About time Fauci is held accountible for his part in the global death of millions.

19 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Ok. That doesn't change the fact that the number of deaths attributed to Covid through around mid-March was a tiny trickle. Statistically insignificant. As a nation we weren't dealing with the pandemic in any real way until mid-March.

My wife was in Puerto Rico the first week of March for a conference. The week before we ended up at the hospital. We were there only people in the emergency room and were in and out inside 90 minutes.

As a public health crisis about 80% of 2020 was impacted by Covid. 

I don't know about that.  How many states have gone back and looked at "flu deaths" in the 2019-2020 season before March 2020 and done biospies or other tests to determine of they were flu deaths or Covid deaths?  I remember in March 2020 my state representative in Delaware saying that it was quite unusual that there were 1,000 more "flu deaths" in the 2019-2020 flu season here in Delaware than any other year on record, which they couldn't explain, and then a month later, the pandemic started.  This was only speculation, but now that we have confirmed deaths in the US before when we initially thought Covid-19 reach our shores, maybe it was here much sooner than what you think.

A single day of 2,800 mild deaths from the mild cold. But I know, I know, they died "with covid" not "from covid". I'm sure their families enjoy hearing that theory brought up by every maga moron in earshot.

 

For the those of us with a few brain cells to rub together, starting next Wednesday, you can request 4 free at home tests from COVIDTests.gov.

Just now, we_gotta_believe said:

For the those of us with a few brain cells to rub together, starting next Wednesday, you can request 4 free at home tests from COVIDTests.gov.

I expect to see a lot of test kits for sale on eBay.

The Scandinavian countries have all pretty much reached the same conclusion and that is that Omicron cannot be stopped and that includes with restrictions like virtual school, early bar/restaurant closures, etc.  Norway and Denmark have eased back and now Sweden has the most restrictive measures in place even while having the least pressure on the hospitals.  Testing/tracing is also no longer recommended as a general tool but rather for local use.  Distancing is still recommended as is masking in areas of congestion plus work from home when possible to help flatten the peaks.  The focus is more on getting as much resources as possible into the medical industry and trying to protect the elderly thru local measures.  Vaccines are seen as the only thing that will have any significant effect on limiting Omicron spread.

I can't stop laughing at this. 

2 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

A single day of 2,800 mild deaths from the mild cold. But I know, I know, they died "with covid" not "from covid". I'm sure their families enjoy hearing that theory brought up by every maga moron in earshot.

 

Flu kills 52k a year 

 

 

5 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

I can't stop laughing at this. 

I’ve read is a dozen times in joes voice and can’t stop laughing too 

16 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

I can't stop laughing at this. 

This can’t be real, right?

10 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Flu kills 52k a year 

 

 

The flu maxed out at 52k the last 10 years. For a full year, not a single day.

The average annual deaths over 10 years - with the last season tracked being the 2019-2020 season before the pandemic - is 34k. 

We've been averaging about 1600 deaths per day in 2022. So just in the first two weeks of the year we're at 22.4k deaths from Covid.

It's not the flu. It's not a mild cold.

2 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

It's not the flu. It's not a mild cold.

Yep.  It is also the case that the spread of the current variant is unstoppable very few people (by percentage) find themselves falling into a serious medical situation.  This reality is exactly what the WH and Fauci are trying to work with in their updating policy moves.

12 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

This can’t be real, right?

It's definitely not. But seeing a ton of them pop up after his exchange with the doctor. That one was the best I've seen so far and accurately portrays all things Joe Rogan in the past couple days.

3 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

It's definitely not. But seeing a ton of them pop up after his exchange with the doctor. That one was the best I've seen so far and accurately portrays all things Joe Rogan in the past couple days.

The best was when Rogan says "when we read these things, it’s like where are we getting this from?” And immediately wants to attack the source, not the info.  Feel like I’ve heard that somewhere before.  😆 

8 minutes ago, DBW said:

The best was when Rogan says "when we read these things, it’s like where are we getting this from?” And immediately wants to attack the source, not the info.  Feel like I’ve heard that somewhere before.  😆 

@Procus says that almost every day, right before he does it himself.