Should we blame a certain angry cheeto for making this behavior acceptable? I'm not a politics expert by any stretch of the imagination but it feels like five years ago was the point where it suddenly became normal for people in higher up positions to reject reality and substitute your own BS.Sucks that the GOP and their nut swingers just won't clue into this shit.
Should we blame a certain angry cheeto for making this behavior acceptable? I'm not a politics expert by any stretch of the imagination but it feels like five years ago was the point where it suddenly became normal for people in higher up positions to reject reality and substitute your own BS.
Should we blame a certain angry cheeto for making this behavior acceptable? I'm not a politics expert by any stretch of the imagination but it feels like five years ago was the point where it suddenly became normal for people in higher up positions to reject reality and substitute your own BS.
Should we blame a certain angry cheeto for making this behavior acceptable? I'm not a politics expert by any stretch of the imagination but it feels like five years ago was the point where it suddenly became normal for people in higher up positions to reject reality and substitute your own BS.
Even if schools are closed, the infections will not stop. Even if the whole of Finland were closed, even if a curfew was imposed, the coronavirus would be waiting for the contacts to return.
Probably the same for Tenerife:London meanwhile seems to have reached peak Omicron, almost on the clock for the three week mark.
Things are going swimmingly in the good ol' US of A...
As you can see, we are skyrocketing in the number of cases. Which of course is quite worrying, but possibly more troubling is the number of hospitalizations is nearing it's highest point.
It'll be interesting where we go from here.
Anecdotally based on increased rapid testing in the family this week because reasons, getting tests here is supereasy without any wait times:How is it possible for testing to be this hard to do two years into this mess? When Germany’s previous health minister briefly made us pay directly (i.e. on the spot rather than through taxes) for the professional rapid tests last year, there was outrage, but our supply issues haven’t been anything like in Oz or the US for a long time. You may have had trouble finding kits for testing at home and the PCR labs were at capacity for a little while, but that’s about it AFAIK.
Sounds like it was mutual when Covid denied him.Of course he was a denier and most likely not vaccinated then.
Anecdotally based on increased rapid testing in the family this week because reasons, getting tests here is supereasy without any wait times:
- selftests are plentiful at local supermarkets
- administered rapid tests are close to home and rarely lots of waiting, no supply issues
The "no free lunch" scheme was intended to motivate vaccinations, didn't work out.
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This is an interesting shift on how data will be reported in NYC.
Half of NYC Covid Hospitalizations Were Admitted for Other Reasons, State Data Shows