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Thing about Newsom is he’s a talking hair piece. If he was the governor of Texas he’d undoubtedly be the most hardcore outspoken republican.
He should give a raise to whoever runs his social media accounts.
Trump Enslavement Syndrome - Orange man good. /r/The_Donald and any public demonstration of rabid pro-Trump enthusiasm in spite of all reason.
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He should give a raise to whoever runs his social media accounts.
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The cost to fully charge an e-bike is around 50 cents to $2 in extreme cases, still less than half the cost of a single gallon of diesel. It would cost maybe $10 to pay for enough charges to cover the same distance as a full tank on a Silverado or something like that. There's no question as to who is being hit harder.
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Newsom is basically American Trudeau where he's this vain pretty boy who goes nuts when he's given emergency powers. Most Dem governors don't get a recall election that requires national resources to fight.
Like with anything involving transport, what is the load you need to carry? A bike makes sense if all you need to transport is yourself. It doesn't if you need to take a passenger. need to be hygienic like in an office setting, or carry a week's worth of groceries.
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The Patrick Bateman analogies are spot on.
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The resistance to masking has its origins in the messaging that went out early on in the pandemic. At first (we're talking the February 2020), people were buying up N95 masks to protect themselves from a potentially lethal virus. Because of just-in-time inventory systems, this sudden increased demand rapidly led to shortages of N95 masks for hospital workers. Authorities attempted to dampen this demand by saying, "You don't need to go around wearing masks to protect yourself from the virus! Please stop buying N95 masks, people in hospitals need them!" You can see this messaging in the following New York Times article from March 31st, 2020 (full article spoilered, important part excerpted):
C.D.C. Weighs Advising Everyone to Wear a Mask
Widespread use of nonmedical masks could reduce community transmission. But recommending their broad use could also cause a run on the kind of masks that health care workers desperately need.
By Abby Goodnough and Knvul Sheikh
Published March 31, 2020 Updated May 7, 2020
Should healthy people be wearing masks when they’re outside to protect themselves and others?
Both the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have repeatedly said that ordinary citizens do not need to wear masks unless they are sick and coughing. And as health care workers around the world face shortages of N95 masks and protective gear, public health officials have warned people not to hoard masks.
But those official guidelines may be shifting.
On Monday during the coronavirus task force briefing, President Trump was asked whether Americans should wear nonmedical masks. “That’s certainly something we could discuss,” he said. “It could be something like that for a limited period of time.”
Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the C.D.C., confirmed in an interview with WABE in Atlanta, a National Public Radio member station, on Monday that the agency was reviewing its guidelines on who should wear masks. Citing new data that shows high rates of transmission from people who are infected but show no symptoms, he said the guidance on mask wearing was “being critically re-reviewed, to see if there’s potential additional value for individuals that are infected or individuals that may be asymptomatically infected.”
The coronavirus is probably three times as infectious as the flu, Dr. Redfield said. Some people are infected and transmitting the virus probably as long as two days before showing any symptoms, he said. “This helps explain how rapidly this virus continues to spread across the country, because we have asymptomatic transmitters and we have individuals who are transmitting 48 hours before they become symptomatic,” Dr. Redfield said in the interview.
“That’s important, because now you have individuals that may not have any symptoms that can contribute to transmission, and we have learned that in fact they do contribute to transmission,” Dr. Redfield said.
A federal official said Tuesday that the C.D.C.’s review of mask wearing for the public stemmed from a request by the White House coronavirus task force, which is leaning toward recommending it.
One concern, which Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, voiced in an interview with CNN, is that such a recommendation could cause even worse shortages of N95 and other medical masks for health care workers, who need them most.
“You don’t want to take masks away from the health care providers who are in a real and present danger of getting infected,” Dr. Fauci, a member of the task force, said on CNN on Tuesday morning.
Nonetheless, Dr. Fauci said: “The idea of getting a much more broad communitywide use of masks outside of the health care setting is under very active discussion at the task force. The C.D.C. group is looking at that very carefully.”
Masks work by stopping infected droplets spewing from the wearer’s nose or mouth, rather than stopping the acquisition of the virus from others. Both medical grade N95 masks and flat face masks are made of a special melt-blown fabric, which is able to stop infectious particles even finer than a micron in diameter. But in many Asian countries, where everyone is encouraged to wear masks, the approach is about crowd psychology and protection.
If everyone wears a mask, individuals protect one another, reducing overall community transmission. And places like Hong Kong and Taiwan that jumped to action early with social distancing and universal mask wearing have gotten their cases under much greater control.
There have been troubling reports that indicate the coronavirus may be able to travel farther in the air and stay in the environment longer than is possible by respiratory droplets, which have so far been assumed to be the primary mode of transmission of the virus.
One study in Singapore found traces of the virus in air vents in patient isolation rooms. In another study, researchers at the University of Nebraska Medical Center detected extensive contamination in patient rooms as well as in air samples collected from the hallways outside rooms.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, said in an interview on Sunday that the C.D.C. should put out designs for cloth masks for the public. “The value of the mask isn’t necessarily to protect you from getting sick, although it may offer some protection,” he told CBS News. “It’s to protect you from other people. So when someone who’s infected is wearing a mask, they’re much less likely to transmit infection.”
He said studies involving the flu suggested that you could reduce your ability to spread the flu by about 50 percent if you wore a mask.
This is what the C.D.C.’s guidelines currently say:
“If you are sick: You should wear a face mask, if available, when you are around other people (including before you enter a health care provider’s office). If you are caring for others: If the person who is sick is not able to wear a face mask (for example, because it causes trouble breathing), then as their caregiver, you should wear a face mask when in the same room with them. Visitors, other than caregivers, are not recommended.
“Note: During a public health emergency, face masks may be reserved for health care workers. You may need to improvise a face mask using a scarf or bandana.”
In the radio interview, Dr. Redfield also emphasized that social distancing, staying at least six feet away from others in public spaces, and staying home, were important measures to keep in place for now.
Widespread use of nonmedical masks could reduce community transmission. But recommending their broad use could also cause a run on the kind of masks that health care workers desperately need.
By Abby Goodnough and Knvul Sheikh
Published March 31, 2020 Updated May 7, 2020
Should healthy people be wearing masks when they’re outside to protect themselves and others?
Both the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have repeatedly said that ordinary citizens do not need to wear masks unless they are sick and coughing. And as health care workers around the world face shortages of N95 masks and protective gear, public health officials have warned people not to hoard masks.
But those official guidelines may be shifting.
On Monday during the coronavirus task force briefing, President Trump was asked whether Americans should wear nonmedical masks. “That’s certainly something we could discuss,” he said. “It could be something like that for a limited period of time.”
Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the C.D.C., confirmed in an interview with WABE in Atlanta, a National Public Radio member station, on Monday that the agency was reviewing its guidelines on who should wear masks. Citing new data that shows high rates of transmission from people who are infected but show no symptoms, he said the guidance on mask wearing was “being critically re-reviewed, to see if there’s potential additional value for individuals that are infected or individuals that may be asymptomatically infected.”
The coronavirus is probably three times as infectious as the flu, Dr. Redfield said. Some people are infected and transmitting the virus probably as long as two days before showing any symptoms, he said. “This helps explain how rapidly this virus continues to spread across the country, because we have asymptomatic transmitters and we have individuals who are transmitting 48 hours before they become symptomatic,” Dr. Redfield said in the interview.
“That’s important, because now you have individuals that may not have any symptoms that can contribute to transmission, and we have learned that in fact they do contribute to transmission,” Dr. Redfield said.
A federal official said Tuesday that the C.D.C.’s review of mask wearing for the public stemmed from a request by the White House coronavirus task force, which is leaning toward recommending it.
One concern, which Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, voiced in an interview with CNN, is that such a recommendation could cause even worse shortages of N95 and other medical masks for health care workers, who need them most.
“You don’t want to take masks away from the health care providers who are in a real and present danger of getting infected,” Dr. Fauci, a member of the task force, said on CNN on Tuesday morning.
Nonetheless, Dr. Fauci said: “The idea of getting a much more broad communitywide use of masks outside of the health care setting is under very active discussion at the task force. The C.D.C. group is looking at that very carefully.”
Masks work by stopping infected droplets spewing from the wearer’s nose or mouth, rather than stopping the acquisition of the virus from others. Both medical grade N95 masks and flat face masks are made of a special melt-blown fabric, which is able to stop infectious particles even finer than a micron in diameter. But in many Asian countries, where everyone is encouraged to wear masks, the approach is about crowd psychology and protection.
If everyone wears a mask, individuals protect one another, reducing overall community transmission. And places like Hong Kong and Taiwan that jumped to action early with social distancing and universal mask wearing have gotten their cases under much greater control.
There have been troubling reports that indicate the coronavirus may be able to travel farther in the air and stay in the environment longer than is possible by respiratory droplets, which have so far been assumed to be the primary mode of transmission of the virus.
One study in Singapore found traces of the virus in air vents in patient isolation rooms. In another study, researchers at the University of Nebraska Medical Center detected extensive contamination in patient rooms as well as in air samples collected from the hallways outside rooms.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, said in an interview on Sunday that the C.D.C. should put out designs for cloth masks for the public. “The value of the mask isn’t necessarily to protect you from getting sick, although it may offer some protection,” he told CBS News. “It’s to protect you from other people. So when someone who’s infected is wearing a mask, they’re much less likely to transmit infection.”
He said studies involving the flu suggested that you could reduce your ability to spread the flu by about 50 percent if you wore a mask.
This is what the C.D.C.’s guidelines currently say:
“If you are sick: You should wear a face mask, if available, when you are around other people (including before you enter a health care provider’s office). If you are caring for others: If the person who is sick is not able to wear a face mask (for example, because it causes trouble breathing), then as their caregiver, you should wear a face mask when in the same room with them. Visitors, other than caregivers, are not recommended.
“Note: During a public health emergency, face masks may be reserved for health care workers. You may need to improvise a face mask using a scarf or bandana.”
In the radio interview, Dr. Redfield also emphasized that social distancing, staying at least six feet away from others in public spaces, and staying home, were important measures to keep in place for now.
People didn't listen to this messaging since N95 masks obviously protect you from viruses. Why else would people in hospitals be wearing them? When there is a potentially lethal airborne virus going around, you would have to be a fool not to buy and wear N95 masks which are specifically rated to filter the air.
The failure of this first message to dampen demand led to a modification. "OK, masks do protect you, but it doesn't need to be an N95 mask. Any random scrap of fabric over your face will work. Please stop buying N95 masks!" Again, you would have to be a fool to not use an N95 mask and instead use random scraps of cloth, which can't be trusted to filter anything. Mandates to wear random cloth instead of actual, rated N95 masks could rationally be seen as security theater, and the authorities were not going to mandate real N95 masks since the whole point of all this was to get people to stop buying N95 masks.
However, this sort of nuanced evaluation is too much for the retarded masses. The problems and inconsistencies in authoritative messaging ultimately devolved into "I ain't wearing no face diaper" Red team vs. "Triple masking with random cloth even when alone in a car" Blue team stupidity.
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Blue team is retarded enough that I almost don't blame Red team for existing solely for the purpose of being contrarians to them. Social distancing is important guys, quarantine yourselves, unless it's to start nationwide riots over a dead criminal.
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I just don't see any actual progess happening with politics until people start rejecting the red vs blue construct.
Every arguement I've seen where people start throwing out well your side did x, the other just says well your side did x too, or well your side did y.
Everyone just ends up talking past eachother. Both sides do the same shit, they both suck, they both use the other as the villian while ignoring that they do the same thing. They are both heavily influenced by lobbying, and disregard what the people actuslly want.
Every arguement I've seen where people start throwing out well your side did x, the other just says well your side did x too, or well your side did y.
Everyone just ends up talking past eachother. Both sides do the same shit, they both suck, they both use the other as the villian while ignoring that they do the same thing. They are both heavily influenced by lobbying, and disregard what the people actuslly want.
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15 years I might agree with you, but the Republicans right now are a literal cult devoted to worshipping and deifying a fat, elderly, pants-shitting, mush-brained, war-mongering pedophile. It's not even close right now
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I don't see how anyone was supposed to take the covid psyop seriously after the sanctioned and condoned riots in veneration of Saint Fentanyl.
Muh democracy is the most refined and elegant system of control ever invented. Voting itself is the humiliation ritual, where the cattle are gaslit into believing that what happens after the election is by consent when in reality all candidates are controlled by the same interests. It diverts frustration and malcontent towards other cattle, rather than upward where it belongs. It provides a constant release valve, promising you'll get to vote again in x years so just stay cool and try again later.
In a dictatorship or monarchy there are no such release valves, distractions and no figleaf of choice.
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You’re seething about something that happened six fucking years ago and has zero impact upon your life today.
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There's none or almost no full blooded autocracies with a President of King as an absolute personal ruler nowadays (barring DPRK or maybe Eritrea). They also will usually have parliaments and political parties, but these are usually a joke. The Shah's official parties were nicknamed the 'Yes Party' and the 'Yes Sir Party'. Republican Party and Democratic Party might seem risible but they're not the worst. Tolerating emigration is another release valve.
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That's the correct approach. More countries should play China and America against each other for their own benefit.
I have solar panels and "free" charging outlets at the office's parking lot.
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Ulrich Wessel fiel, doch tausend neu erstehen!
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The face diapers took YEARS off the lives of these MAGA PATRIOTS. It's almost as bad as when the nanny state tells you to wear resperators around asbestos, or welding masks to protect your eyes from cataracts and other eye damage, or seatbelts to save your life (just kidding about the last one seatbelts are hella gay).
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You'd have to actually go outside to know that though. Trans issues are wayyy overrepresented on social media compared to how much people care about this shit in real life.
Now, if you're a terminally online goobergater, you'd think politics is an existential battle between trans rights vs. boobs in video games. Anime avatars are the useful idiots of the right.
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Operation Epic Fury, by Donald Trump
Starring:
America as Meegan
NATO as Andre
Iran as the bouncer
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Good luck convincing Blue Team to stop shitting their pants when people reject the status quo and vote Lolbertarian or Green. "Vote for us, or you'll get him" has been their strategy for the past 12 years.
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Never forget: the holocaust, 9/11 and now that Iran was mean to Trump
So leave California. Why stay there?
Same. I also worked for an industry at the time that was decimated by COVID and they only required vax in public or customer facing areas.
It’s also one of the biggest economies in the world. So maybe Dems are better for that?
Make you fags a deal. Next pandemic we’ll give you a whole month to run wild and die out before we take over. Deal?
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Somehow millions of people in nyc manage to ride the subway to office jobs every day.
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I just learned Joe Kent went on Mark Levins show. I've only heard a clip from it so far and that alone was insufferable to listen to because of Levin. Idk if I can make it through the whole thing.
14:25 is the timestamp for when Joe comes on.
I honestly don't know why everyone doesn't fucking boot this guy from their side. All he does is make them look bad. Like just from a strategic point of view you would think people would realize having this guy advocating for anything you want is a bad move.
I also happened to have something autoplay onto his podcast ealier today coincidentally. He was talking about Benadict Arnald, and I didn't finish the show, but my impression was he was trying to make the point that the people not supporting us going into a war of choice in Iran for Israel are Benadict Arnold's. The most insane backwards shit I feel like you could say about the political situation right now.
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Will this takeover include another few months of nationwide rioting over a dead nigger?