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This idiot Governor in Georgia just found out in the last 24 hours that asymptomatic people can transmit the virus. Goodness people, wake up. I don't even know what to say about this guy and whomever he's listening to.

Iceland found this out weeks ago.

 
Nothing you said in your first part is true, so I have no clue how to respond to it. Obama is not "my boy." I didn't spend eight years "defending him and pissed off at everyone." I'm sorry if you feel like pointing out BS claims about his birth certificate and "he a muslim" nonsense is me just "defending him and being pissed off at everyone." I also have not been "pissed off at everyone that shows a tid bit of liking him." By the way, "XXX was a liar too" is not an excuse.

I never said it was an excuse, not even trying to make an excuse, just stating the guy you spent years defending lied just as much as the guy you don't like now, so calling him a bigger liar than any of the rest is ignorant. And yes, you have spent years on here angry about Trump and angry about anyone that said one bad word about Obama. You have said a lot. Probably could go back and find plenty of stuff if I had the time, but seriously not trying to get into any kind of arguement about it. They're all garbage bottom line. They're all slimy swindlers that are no better than the guy before them, after them, or beside them.
 
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This idiot Governor in Georgia just found out in the last 24 hours that asymptomatic people can transmit the virus. Goodness people, wake up. I don't even know what to say about this guy and whomever he's listening to.

Iceland found this out weeks ago.



Clearly he's lying. No one in this country just found that out 24 hours ago. He's just trying to play dumb and ease the blow from not locking things down. All he would have to do is look at his phone at any point the last month and he would know that.
 
Yes you did and many people did because the President of the United States was saying it.
This was in reference to me saying I did not buy this until about 3 weeks ago. You are making an assumption that my distrust of media all started after Trump because it fits the bias or narrative you want. I have observed media AND politicians for a LONG time. This distrust of both is from my own experience and observations not who the latest person in office is.
 
I have little to no trust in most (political) media outlets. I believe I've found one that I feel is pretty accurate in its reporting of most stories. I felt this way long before Trump and will long after.

But I also don't need a media outlet to discern President Trump's own quotes for me. His own words literally speak for themselves. :geek:

There are some real hard heads out there on both sides of the spectrum... Social Media has put every story, response, opinion, hot take, etc. on absolute steroids. Then it gets chewed up and spit out in time for another flavor of the day. Scary times!
 
The media is drumming up how bad the response is in the US and acting as if it is the worst response ever (basically trying to force a change to Medicare For All type of systems as they are blaming capitalism for all of it). They never take into consideration the size of the US. We have 327 million people. Italy has 60.46 million. So the US has 5.5 times the people but only twice the total infections and less than half the deaths. At present I see no reason for people being told to come back to the US saying things like "We are better off where we are" unless they are in just a few Asian countries that seem to have the legal structure that allows them to just order everyone around and them actually listen (something the US is not set up to do at all due to our Constitution, both state and federal, and a sometimes unhealthy mistrust of government).
 
The bellyaching, Monday morning quarterbacking, and Obama remembrances are gumming this thread a bit. Start a new thread if y'all want to debate Trump/Obama as the best/most prolific liar.

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First, I have to acknowledge that with limited testing comes limited information, and limited projections - but it's the best we have. Half of the quarter million cases are in NY/NJ/CT. That gives some a false sense of it being "far away". Most alarming, to me, is the growth in LA, keeping pace with FL despite having less than one-quarter the population. Other metro areas (Detroit, for example) are spinning up and will approach NYC levels relative to their populations. One only needs to look at Albany, GA to see how it can move through a non-nursing home elderly population. Albany has the highest infection rate in the nation as a percentage of its population. One pastor from Washington state, two funerals and one or two jury duty sessions got it all started.

Locally, my cousin has been in CCU at Grandview in Bham for several weeks, showing some signs of slight improvement. Thankfully, he's avoided a ventilator. He's 54, not a traveler, don't know how he picked it up. His wife was in the hospital, but she got out and is doing okay. Some in his extended family has positive results and all are home quarantining. My traveling musician son is nine days into his test result wait, and he's been quarantined for the last two and half weeks. It knocked him for a loop, he barely made it from bed to couch over a three day span, and he went over a week without playing his guitar. I think that last happened during a Grand Canyon rafting trip when he was nine, and he's 28 now. Still has a cough and a low-grade fever, but he'll be here until it's nothing. We are all making sure that shitty virus stops with him.

RTR,

Tim
 
The bellyaching, Monday morning quarterbacking, and Obama remembrances are gumming this thread a bit. Start a new thread if y'all want to debate Trump/Obama as the best/most prolific liar.

This link should be free for the time being:


First, I have to acknowledge that with limited testing comes limited information, and limited projections - but it's the best we have. Half of the quarter million cases are in NY/NJ/CT. That gives some a false sense of it being "far away". Most alarming, to me, is the growth in LA, keeping pace with FL despite having less than one-quarter the population. Other metro areas (Detroit, for example) are spinning up and will approach NYC levels relative to their populations. One only needs to look at Albany, GA to see how it can move through a non-nursing home elderly population. Albany has the highest infection rate in the nation as a percentage of its population. One pastor from Washington state, two funerals and one or two jury duty sessions got it all started.

Locally, my cousin has been in CCU at Grandview in Bham for several weeks, showing some signs of slight improvement. Thankfully, he's avoided a ventilator. He's 54, not a traveler, don't know how he picked it up. His wife was in the hospital, but she got out and is doing okay. Some in his extended family has positive results and all are home quarantining. My traveling musician son is nine days into his test result wait, and he's been quarantined for the last two and half weeks. It knocked him for a loop, he barely made it from bed to couch over a three day span, and he went over a week without playing his guitar. I think that last happened during a Grand Canyon rafting trip when he was nine, and he's 28 now. Still has a cough and a low-grade fever, but he'll be here until it's nothing. We are all making sure that shitty virus stops with him.

RTR,

Tim
Prayers
 
I'm less than 30 miles east of the "m" on the first map below (Denton, TX)


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I suppose with no sports going on right now, the hot gossip is all about the (possible) cancellation of college football. I’ve heard so many rumors on this. The NCAA was supposed to have met yesterday and come to a final decision on the season, according to one rumor. If the season was just around the corner, then it wouldn’t stand a chance of being played. However, with still a ways to go,I think that we aren’t even close to knowing whether or not this season will happen. Despite what some “in the know” are claiming. The rumors do make for some good comedy relief.
 
What qualifies as a non essential at Walmart?

Pretty much anything not in grocery or the pharmacy area. I won't be going back to WalMart anytime soon. Last visit they only had one side unlocked and some dude about 10 feet ahead of me stopped in the doorway and started sneezing. They also seem to not stock except in daytime even though they are closed overnight now. So the food and pharmacy aisles are full of workers trying top put product out and causing everyone who wants to get on the aisle to get close to them. This was just 2 days ago too and GA was already under a non-required stay at home thing.
 
What qualifies as a non essential at Walmart?

I'd rather have one place open that a dozen.



I saw a state (Vermont maybe?) issued an order that Walmart, Costco, Target, etc. had to stop sales of all non-essential items, which "essentials" were outlined as cleaning supplies, groceries, drugs/health supplies, etc.

Our Walmart actually has one entrance, one exit now and they are only allowing so many in at a time (I honestly dont know how many because I havent been to Walmart in a while).
 
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