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This is where we are going.

Not only are your different opinions aggressively suppressed by Big Tech, you can also lose your job for publicly expressing it:


That is some fucked up shit. What happened to the 1st Amendment?
 

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That is some fucked up shit. What happened to the 1st Amendment?

Well, some will argue that it's technically not a violation of the first amendment, which - in that technical sense - they are correct.

But it sure as hell is a violation of the spirit of it. And it shows the lengths some entities will go through to suppress anything regarding potential benefits of HCQ for treating Covid and punishments for those guilty of wrongthink.
 

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Well, some will argue that it's technically not a violation of the first amendment, which - in that technical sense - they are correct.

But it sure as hell is a violation of the spirit of it. And it shows the lengths some entities will go through to suppress anything regarding potential benefits of HCQ for treating Covid and punishments for those guilty of wrongthink.
Here's what I don't get about that video being serial deleted across the internet, and their website being deleted by its host, SquareHost. The reason being given by "big tech", during that hearing, is that it has harmful information. Harmful. Information. Setting aside how even more dangerous it is to wield that kind of discriminatory power, somebody has to tell me why the Henry Ford Health System's same exact claims and findings are allowed to remain on the internet.

 

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Here's what I don't get about that video being serial deleted across the internet, and their website being deleted by its host, SquareHost. The reason being given by "big tech", during that hearing, is that it has harmful information. Harmful. Information. Setting aside how even more dangerous it is to wield that kind of discriminatory power, somebody has to tell me why the Henry Ford Health System's same exact claims and findings are allowed to remain on the internet.

It stinks to high heaven. But it is puzzling. The people that do such things seem to forget the human spirit. They seem to think these kind of actions will actually work but they never do in the end because we, as a whole, are not sheep. We fight for freedom in all forms and will not be controlled in the end. Yes, many will blindly follow what they are told because it is the easy path but there will always be enough that will peel back the onion to expose the truth. I'd imagine this kind of crap never ends.
 

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Birx is now advocating for face shields because it protects you from contracting the disease, whereas the mask protects others. So there are two separate applications with this virus. Her words.

So here’s my takeaway from that.

1. Didn’t face shields protect us back in March? Why advocate for them now and not then? You knew that the eyes were vulnerable then.

2. If masks are only for protecting others, then you’re admitting that they don’t protect ME from others. So if I get screened going into a building, and I’m not exhibiting symptoms, then why do I need it? Everyone else is also screened. Asymptomatic transmission isn’t proven science.

3. Fuck you. I’m not wearing a shield.
 
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Birx is now advocating for face shields because it protects you from contracting the disease, whereas the mask protects others. So there are two separate applications with this virus. Her words.

So here’s my takeaway from that.

1. Didn’t face shields protect us back in March? Why advocate for them now and not then? You knew that the eyes were vulnerable then.

2. If masks are only for protecting others, then you’re admitting that they don’t protect ME from others. So if I get screened going into a building, and I’m not exhibiting symptoms, then why do I need it? Everyone else is also screened. Asymptomatic transmission isn’t proven science.

3. Fuck you. I’m not wearing a shield.
If masks and shield and social distancing and washing hands protect you and others from why is it supposed to be so incredibly dangerous to send kids to school?
 

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Imagine the marketing possibilities:
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I know, right? He works for trump :zany:
Yeah, I figured it was one of those “ keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer” moves. Crafty devil that Trump.
 

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Birx is now advocating for face shields because it protects you from contracting the disease, whereas the mask protects others. So there are two separate applications with this virus. Her words.

So here’s my takeaway from that.

1. Didn’t face shields protect us back in March? Why advocate for them now and not then? You knew that the eyes were vulnerable then.

2. If masks are only for protecting others, then you’re admitting that they don’t protect ME from others. So if I get screened going into a building, and I’m not exhibiting symptoms, then why do I need it? Everyone else is also screened. Asymptomatic transmission isn’t proven science.

3. Fuck you. I’m not wearing a shield.

Yeah, a shield is ridiculous. No country has needed to go that far.

If masks and shield and social distancing and washing hands protect you and others from why is it supposed to be so incredibly dangerous to send kids to school?

Have you ever worked in a school? I don't think people realize how intimate it's really gotten and multiply it by 6-7 hours a day, for 200 some odd days. Then compound it with the regular sickness like cold, flu, etc.

In elementary, they promote team and group work so much now. They have tables with 4-7 kids, maybe more if it's something like art. They routinely do "buddy" stuff with their classmate and the younger group often meets with 4th and 5th graders to team up. All in pretty small classrooms.

In middle and high, when you travel do you remember how congested the halls got? Imagine if person had the rona there.

Plus you're expecting a kid to wash your hands. I can't tell you how many times I pointed to a sink to a kid as old as in third grade to wash their hands after peeing. It's gross. You don't think kids will take off or trade masks that have some fun design, or chew on them?

I think in theory what you're saying sounds good, but actually executing it and expecting it to work is flawed. I am in favor of opening up schools for the lower income, no internet, no meal demographic. If you live in an affluent suburb, you can distance learn.
 

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Yeah, a shield is ridiculous. No country has needed to go that far.



Have you ever worked in a school? I don't think people realize how intimate it's really gotten and multiply it by 6-7 hours a day, for 200 some odd days. Then compound it with the regular sickness like cold, flu, etc.

In elementary, they promote team and group work so much now. They have tables with 4-7 kids, maybe more if it's something like art. They routinely do "buddy" stuff with their classmate and the younger group often meets with 4th and 5th graders to team up. All in pretty small classrooms.

In middle and high, when you travel do you remember how congested the halls got? Imagine if person had the rona there.

Plus you're expecting a kid to wash your hands. I can't tell you how many times I pointed to a sink to a kid as old as in third grade to wash their hands after peeing. It's gross. You don't think kids will take off or trade masks that have some fun design, or chew on them?

I think in theory what you're saying sounds good, but actually executing it and expecting it to work is flawed. I am in favor of opening up schools for the lower income, no internet, no meal demographic. If you live in an affluent suburb, you can distance learn.
And I think every person in every walk of life has had to make the same adjustments you’re talking about. They're smart and responsible for educating our. Holder I have the utmost confidence in these smart people to make it work like everybody is trying and expected to do.
 

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And I think every person in every walk of life has had to make the same adjustments you’re talking about. They're smart and responsible for educating our. Holder I have the utmost confidence in these smart people to make it work like everybody is trying and expected to do.

I think it will be harder at the elementary level just to enforce it. They can implement all the protocol in the world, ultimately you'll be asking fluid filled 5-10 year olds to not get to close over and over again. Maybe in the classroom that would work to a certain extent, but cafeteria? Playground? Good luck.

Older kids would be easier since they don't have recess or anything. Phase the traveling between classes to avoid congestion in the halls, be more lenient on arriving late. Masks at all times. It will suck though either way.
 

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I think it will be harder at the elementary level just to enforce it. They can implement all the protocol in the world, ultimately you'll be asking fluid filled 5-10 year olds to not get to close over and over again. Maybe in the classroom that would work to a certain extent, but cafeteria? Playground? Good luck.

Older kids would be easier since they don't have recess or anything. Phase the traveling between classes to avoid congestion in the halls, be more lenient on arriving late. Masks at all times. It will suck though either way.
In my area they're cancelling recess and eating lunch in the classroom because they know that won't work.
 

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Yeah, I figured it was one of those “ keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer” moves. Crafty devil that Trump.
Lol! Then he must be real close friends with all the OTHER people who told him he was wrong before he fired them.
 

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Yeah, a shield is ridiculous. No country has needed to go that far.



Have you ever worked in a school? I don't think people realize how intimate it's really gotten and multiply it by 6-7 hours a day, for 200 some odd days. Then compound it with the regular sickness like cold, flu, etc.

In elementary, they promote team and group work so much now. They have tables with 4-7 kids, maybe more if it's something like art. They routinely do "buddy" stuff with their classmate and the younger group often meets with 4th and 5th graders to team up. All in pretty small classrooms.

In middle and high, when you travel do you remember how congested the halls got? Imagine if person had the rona there.

Plus you're expecting a kid to wash your hands. I can't tell you how many times I pointed to a sink to a kid as old as in third grade to wash their hands after peeing. It's gross. You don't think kids will take off or trade masks that have some fun design, or chew on them?

I think in theory what you're saying sounds good, but actually executing it and expecting it to work is flawed. I am in favor of opening up schools for the lower income, no internet, no meal demographic. If you live in an affluent suburb, you can distance learn.
Yeah, you are not going to be able to open schools and operate like you were before all of this. You have to adapt, even change your teaching methods. Group projects won’t fly. Individual performance will have to be the norm again like it should be anyways. Teachers will find out quicker which kids need help in a hurry. The kiddos can learn about teamwork and sharing from mom and dad this year. Admin will have to get out and about in the school more than normal too. Everybody will have to work harder. That’s for sure.
 

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I'm the dumbest guy around and even I was asking about the eyes way back. The people giving us all advise on how to deal with covid are total flip floppers. I don't trust them anymore.
 

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As Americans we are allowed to be liberal with our views. We also have the responsibility to behave responsibly when representing others.

We have been given more than enough information to be responsible for ourselves as well as our families. And enough information for the respect of others regarding this disease. I have my approach to this without compromising myself or others. Mask comfort was a complicated problem for me but have resolved that with great success without compromising any objective.

I am in cruise control with this and let others lose their shit when their belief is not recognized. I am very confident two things will happen and this will become a made for TV movie by next summer.

1) A successful pre-admission to a hospital therapeutic will be approved by the late fall. Think TheraFlu.

2) A vaccine will be introduced by early to late winter that it appears 60% will take it, 20%, will not, and 20% are undecided. I crunch those numbers and believe by late spring 80% will be vaccinated.

We decided with great regret to opt out of this years tickets just last evening. I already have written off this year and will look forward to next. I just can't see the state of California allowing any size groups any time soon to save a season. Flu season is around the corner and we are due for another miss for that vaccine which will hype this whole thing up. I hope not but our last miss was in 2016-17 and we miss the right vaccine every four or five years it seems.

Wishing all good health and sanity.

We will overcome this also.
 

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You can get way more graphics on them. A mask is limited to what you can put on. Imagine the licensing deals with Disney and the NFL. We can charge $1500 for the full Kansas City Chiefs edition. For the kids we can have it all Frozen’d out with Olaf.

* Comes with free lubricant to avoid chaffing in vital areas

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