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schuylaar

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I'm not a fan of Ricky at all. He's a self-entitled asshole IMO. But yeah, I agree that people's choices should be theirs to make, and of course every decision comes with "consequences", but as long as people are willing to own up to the decisions that they make, and understand that they create their own destiny, instead of blaming others, I'm good with that.
getting vaccine in the 60s was sacred and you wanted to have everything to go to school- there wasn't this bullshit. everybody did it and was happy to, unlike other countries that couldn't afford them. We as Americans, were lucky back then, before the internet and fvcking crazy people.
 

PJ Diaz

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getting vaccine in the 60s was sacred and you wanted to have everything to go to school- there wasn't this bullshit. everybody did it and was happy to, unlike other countries that couldn't afford them. We as Americans, were lucky back then, before the internet and fvcking crazy people.
Everyone smoked cigarettes in the 60's too. Using what "people did in the 60's" is really not a good benchmark for how to live a healthy life today.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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'Breathtaking stupidity': Trump critics stunned by his 'genocidal' plan to ship COVID patients to Guantánamo - Raw Story - Celebrating 17 Years of Independent Journalism

'Breathtaking stupidity': Trump critics stunned by his 'genocidal' plan to ship COVID patients to Guantánamo

According to a bombshell report in the Washington Post, Donald Trump suggested shipping Americans infected with COVID-19 to Guantánamo as the pandemic began to spread across the United States.

Based upon the book "Nightmare Scenario: Inside the Trump Administration's Response to the Pandemic That Changed History," by the Post's Yasmeen Abutaleb and Damian Paletta, the report states, "In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, as White House officials debated whether to bring infected Americans home for care, President Donald Trump suggested his own plan for where to send them, eager to suppress the numbers on U.S. soil," with Trump asking aides, "Don't we have an island that we own? What about Guantánamo? We import goods. We are not going to import a virus."

The report notes that the ex-president's aides were "stunned" by his suggestion -- and it was quickly dropped.

Equally stunned were critics of the one-term president as the report spread on Twitter, with one commenter calling out Trump for his "genocidal callousness."
 

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Daily cases dropped far below 1000 in NL over the past week, only 582 today, some hospitals closing covid sections. In a few days almost all measures will end, except for 5 feet distance (and only when that's not possible a mask is mandator, as well as in public transport ).

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5% of infections are Delta variant, 14 mil shots on 17 mil population. Experts as well as government consider it a realistic scenario the numbers will go up again affer the summer ends. 85% or so wants to get vaccinated so it’s hopefully not going to be as bad as it’s been. Cases are even relatively lower across the border in Germany but they are holding on to a few measures for now,
like masks.

Because of all the measures there have barely been any flu cases. That might not be the case next fall/winter. Especially with travelling restrictions being lifted. The EU in their endless lack of wisdom decided mandatory testing for travellers should be free. Something we opposed as it removes an incentive to get vaccinated (vaccine is free, 2 tests costs more than a flight to a Spanish beach).

Anyway, looks like we can stick our heads in the sand for a couple of months.
 

captainmorgan

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Daily cases dropped far below 1000 in NL over the past week, only 582 today, some hospitals closing covid sections. In a few days almost all measures will end, except for 5 feet distance (and only when that's not possible a mask is mandator, as well as in public transport ).

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5% of infections are Delta variant, 14 mil shots on 17 mil population. Experts as well as government consider it a realistic scenario the numbers will go up again affer the summer ends. 85% or so wants to get vaccinated so it’s hopefully not going to be as bad as it’s been. Cases are even relatively lower across the border in Germany but they are holding on to a few measures for now,
like masks.

Because of all the measures there have barely been any flu cases. That might not be the case next fall/winter. Especially with travelling restrictions being lifted. The EU in their endless lack of wisdom decided mandatory testing for travellers should be free. Something we opposed as it removes an incentive to get vaccinated (vaccine is free, 2 tests costs more than a flight to a Spanish beach).

Anyway, looks like we can stick our heads in the sand for a couple of months.

You guys should be in good shape if you get to 85%, it's looking like we'll be lucky to get over 60%, too many brainwashed Qtards here.
 
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