CunningCanuk
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We need to help these countries for our own good, if not for the humanity.
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garybo
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what a crock of your post is. Dumb fucks like you being born with privilege will never get it.
Great job Canuk!
CunningCanuk
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Don’t be upset, Gary. You don’t have enough ammo for this fight.
garybo
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So, now we're fighting....?
printer
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You obviously do not understand the concept of mutations and the fact that travel makes those mutations just one flight away.
CunningCanuk
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There’s a lot he doesn’t understand.
hanimmal
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Do you agree with the idea of fighting a war 'over there' so you don't have to fight it 'over here'?
garybo
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Your correct about that sir, assuming your discussing Covid or it's kissing cousin. .
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garybo
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Why would you ask that?.
Grandpapy
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hanimmal
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Because it is something that I thought you might be able to look at it as.
If we allow the virus to continually mutate into a more deadly version in the poor regions of our world, that will make it more likely that a future virus will make it's way here.
So I was saying fight that fight 'over there' by helping these nations vaccinate their citizens so that they stop incubating this disease so that if it starts to spread everywhere we don't have to fight it here.
Like we are with this new 'Delta variant' of the cover virus.
garybo
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Yes I hardly agree with your statement and thankz for it.
garybo
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Well said Grandpapy
hanimmal
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lol I can't tell if you are making fun of me or agreeing, hardly or heartily?
Either way man, I hope your dog enjoys the walk!
That was why I stuck with 'poorer regions'.
injinji
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My county in NW Florida is less than 30% vaccinated. When Delta comes to town, my red hat neighbors will be able to provide a control group.
xtsho
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That's sad.
Multnomah county where I'm at is 64% vaccination rate and some zip codes are over 80%. Overall Oregon has surpassed 70% of the population receiving at least one shot but many of the red parts of the state are still in the low 30's.
Grandpapy
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6 years ago we left Africa it is now controlled (being nice) by the PLA.
There is no such thing as a shithole countries, only opportunities for Democracies/spreading good health.
Being nice comes around full circle.
Shithole States..we didn't need to look outward; we have plenty right here.
West side of the Rockies is red sewer water; east side Banana Belt- it was 65 Farenheit this AM.
i got a robo call for Steamboat street repair from UI
their hobos over there don't want to work- Landslide was playing in the background.
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Fogdog
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Rural areas were losing population before the pandemic. Early on last year, it seemed that the epidemic reversed that trend. But maybe not.
Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on rural America
Rural people have been left out of the vast majority of research on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. As such, our evidence-based understanding of the pandemic in the United States is incomplete, and rural recovery policies risk being informed by anecdotal or urban-centric information. We...
we find that the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on rural populations have been severe, with significant negative impacts on unemployment, overall life satisfaction, mental health, and economic outlook. Further, we find that these impacts have been generally consistent across age, ethnicity, education, and sex. We discuss how these findings constitute the beginning of a much larger interdisciplinary COVID-19 research effort that integrates rural areas and pushes beyond the predominant focus on cities and nation-states.
What do you thnk, injunji? Is your area going to return to pre-pandemic times?
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