Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Thu May 13, 2021 7:55 pm
they gotta give the whiners something to whinge aboutverb_to_trust wrote:Doomers will still wear them
they gotta give the whiners something to whinge aboutverb_to_trust wrote:Doomers will still wear them
Unless this Hail Mary towards herd immunity actually works. But yeah.bada wrote:They'll be back in the fall.
Let them get their natural immunity; it’ll only get us closer to putting this in the rear view. They’ve had their chance otherwise.B wrote:
The bummer is that all people, vaccinated or not, will stop wearing masks, so we're gonna have at least a little bump in cases.
Who cares? Everyone has had a chance to get vaccinated at this point that needs it. Time to move the fuck on. Finally.B wrote:
The bummer is that all people, vaccinated or not, will stop wearing masks, so we're gonna have at least a little bump in cases.
You still have to watch the hospital capacities. It should be fine since we’re moving into summer, but it’s hard to say.verb_to_trust wrote:Who cares? Everyone has had a chance to get vaccinated at this point that needs it. Time to move the fuck on. Finally.B wrote:
The bummer is that all people, vaccinated or not, will stop wearing masks, so we're gonna have at least a little bump in cases.
Even our lib IL governor and Chicago mayor are opening things up fully in a few weeks.Bammer wrote:This doesn’t matter if your governor, mayor, etc has different (stricter) ideas.
I still care when people suffer.spike wrote:You still have to watch the hospital capacities. It should be fine since we’re moving into summer, but it’s hard to say.verb_to_trust wrote:Who cares? Everyone has had a chance to get vaccinated at this point that needs it. Time to move the fuck on. Finally.B wrote:
The bummer is that all people, vaccinated or not, will stop wearing masks, so we're gonna have at least a little bump in cases.
there’s plenty of vaccine out there for them.B wrote:I still care when people suffer.spike wrote:You still have to watch the hospital capacities. It should be fine since we’re moving into summer, but it’s hard to say.verb_to_trust wrote:Who cares? Everyone has had a chance to get vaccinated at this point that needs it. Time to move the fuck on. Finally.B wrote:
The bummer is that all people, vaccinated or not, will stop wearing masks, so we're gonna have at least a little bump in cases.
Our dude, in a “stave off a recall effort” I’m sure, gave a date as well. I think June 30. He also mimicked the CDC guideline. So there ya go.spike wrote:Even our lib IL governor and Chicago mayor are opening things up fully in a few weeks.Bammer wrote:This doesn’t matter if your governor, mayor, etc has different (stricter) ideas.
Where are the overwhelmed hospitals? You can argue hospitals were never truly overwhelmed, even in the beginning. Just admit that it's over.B wrote:I still care when people suffer.spike wrote:You still have to watch the hospital capacities. It should be fine since we’re moving into summer, but it’s hard to say.verb_to_trust wrote:Who cares? Everyone has had a chance to get vaccinated at this point that needs it. Time to move the fuck on. Finally.B wrote:
The bummer is that all people, vaccinated or not, will stop wearing masks, so we're gonna have at least a little bump in cases.
verb_to_trust wrote: Where are the overwhelmed hospitals? You can argue hospitals were never truly overwhelmed, even in the beginning. Just admit that it's over.
Probably sent overseasBi_3 wrote:verb_to_trust wrote: Where are the overwhelmed hospitals? You can argue hospitals were never truly overwhelmed, even in the beginning. Just admit that it's over.
I was wondering where all the respirators made under the defense procurement act went... I mean... did we ever actually retool factories to make any of those?
The ventilator that kept my dad alive was made in June 2020. The hospitalist said several of their older vents were sent to rural hospitals and the coasts. I'm sure there was a need for them somewhere.Bi_3 wrote:verb_to_trust wrote: Where are the overwhelmed hospitals? You can argue hospitals were never truly overwhelmed, even in the beginning. Just admit that it's over.
I was wondering where all the respirators made under the defense procurement act went... I mean... did we ever actually retool factories to make any of those?
Damn, I sincerely hope he made it out ok.Monkey_Driven wrote:The ventilator that kept my dad alive was made in June 2020. The hospitalist said several of their older vents were sent to rural hospitals and the coasts. I'm sure there was a need for them somewhere.Bi_3 wrote:verb_to_trust wrote: Where are the overwhelmed hospitals? You can argue hospitals were never truly overwhelmed, even in the beginning. Just admit that it's over.
I was wondering where all the respirators made under the defense procurement act went... I mean... did we ever actually retool factories to make any of those?