Coronavirus: COVID-19

The Batlord · 07-30-2022, 11:56 AM

It's all ZOG, man.

**Exo** · 07-30-2022, 12:23 PM

Using the term "woke liberal" as an umbrella term is just as annoying as the overuse of the term "nazi".

SGR · 07-30-2022, 05:14 PM

CV, if you're a conservative, why did you settle down in one of the most liberal states in the country?

I'm assuming you live there.

The Batlord · 07-30-2022, 05:35 PM

Maybe he's an LA county sheriff's kid.

~~Concept-V~~ · 07-30-2022, 08:43 PM

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Maybe he's an LA county sheriff's kid.

No. And by the way the director I mentioned, has a doctorate in social services and is not a medical professional. She got her data from her daughter, who is also not a medical professional. This shows you what a charade this is. I think Democratic Party officials persuaded her to back off since people are already unhappy with the economy and this would only make it worse and jeopardize the chances of the Democrats doing well in the midterms in Los Angeles County.

The pandemic is over.....move on!

SGR · 07-30-2022, 11:34 PM

Honestly, there's been some great stuff to come out of the pandemic. Out of anything that could stay, I love the "cough guard" screen between me and the cashier at stores (I also loved other customers and their dumb kids needing to stay six feet away from me in line). Don't need to worry about their germs or their airborne viral loads. Businesses checking people's temperatures before they enter is kinda nice. I wouldn't mind some businesses continuing to refuse entrance to some obviously sick people if they can save my ass from getting sick.

I also like my waiters and waitresses to have masks. Always found it gross when a waiter/waitress would put my food down and begin engaging me in conversations as their small spittle goes flying across the table (and inevitably onto my food). I don't want them to be uncomfortable though, and so I'm cool with it not staying, their job is difficult enough, but damn, there's been some serious improvements to my life with the pandemic. I like the masks in this particular scenario.

I used to have to go in-house to work, now I do it from home. The pandemic forced the corporate dummies to improvise, and surprise surprise, when workers are happier with their work environment, they're just as, if not more productive.

rubber soul · 07-31-2022, 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Concept-V

No. And by the way the director I mentioned, has a doctorate in social services and is not a medical professional. She got her data from her daughter, who is also not a medical professional. This shows you what a charade this is. I think Democratic Party officials persuaded her to back off since people are already unhappy with the economy and this would only make it worse and jeopardize the chances of the Democrats doing well in the midterms in Los Angeles County.

The pandemic is over.....move on!

Hmm, not an expert in the field they're appointed to? Gee, you wouldn't have seen that in the Trump Administration

Trollheart · 07-31-2022, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Concept-V

The pandemic is over.....move on!

Contender for Dumbest Post of the Year...

**Exo** · 07-31-2022, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Concept-V

The pandemic is over.....move on!

My father in law loves to say this.

He also thinks that the Keystone Pipline XL was 100% built from Canada to Louisiana and is just sitting there waiting and wondering when it is ever going to let the smooth black godl flow through its veins.

You're in great company.

~~jwb~~ · 07-31-2022, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by SGR

Honestly, there's been some great stuff to come out of the pandemic. Out of anything that could stay, I love the "cough guard" screen between me and the cashier at stores (I also loved other customers and their dumb kids needing to stay six feet away from me in line). Don't need to worry about their germs or their airborne viral loads. Businesses checking people's temperatures before they enter is kinda nice. I wouldn't mind some businesses continuing to refuse entrance to some obviously sick people if they can save my ass from getting sick.

I also like my waiters and waitresses to have masks. Always found it gross when a waiter/waitress would put my food down and begin engaging me in conversations as their small spittle goes flying across the table (and inevitably onto my food). I don't want them to be uncomfortable though, and so I'm cool with it not staying, their job is difficult enough, but damn, there's been some serious improvements to my life with the pandemic. I like the masks in this particular scenario.

I used to have to go in-house to work, now I do it from home. The pandemic forced the corporate dummies to improvise, and surprise surprise, when workers are happier with their work environment, they're just as, if not more productive.

eh yeah I guess there's a few contexts where the social distancing improved things like with plastic dividers... The masks I am glad to leave behind tbh

But really the best part of the pandemic was the free money they dished out. My financial situation wasn't even harmed at all by Covid so the stimulus money was just free money to me. Plus if anything jobs are paying more now.

07-30-2022, 12:23 PM	#4322 (permalink)
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SGR No Ice In My Bourbon Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: /dev/null Posts: 4,326	CV, if you're a conservative, why did you settle down in one of the most liberal states in the country? I'm assuming you live there.

07-30-2022, 11:34 PM	#4326 (permalink)
SGR No Ice In My Bourbon Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: /dev/null Posts: 4,326	Honestly, there's been some great stuff to come out of the pandemic. Out of anything that could stay, I love the "cough guard" screen between me and the cashier at stores (I also loved other customers and their dumb kids needing to stay six feet away from me in line). Don't need to worry about their germs or their airborne viral loads. Businesses checking people's temperatures before they enter is kinda nice. I wouldn't mind some businesses continuing to refuse entrance to some obviously sick people if they can save my ass from getting sick. I also like my waiters and waitresses to have masks. Always found it gross when a waiter/waitress would put my food down and begin engaging me in conversations as their small spittle goes flying across the table (and inevitably onto my food). I don't want them to be uncomfortable though, and so I'm cool with it not staying, their job is difficult enough, but damn, there's been some serious improvements to my life with the pandemic. I like the masks in this particular scenario. I used to have to go in-house to work, now I do it from home. The pandemic forced the corporate dummies to improvise, and surprise surprise, when workers are happier with their work environment, they're just as, if not more productive.