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27 minutes ago, johng said:
So about 0.0125% of the world population.
about 140 million people born every year and about 50 million deaths per year.
What’s your point?
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2 hours ago, tomacht8 said:but far away from a deadly disease in any case.
Mind explaining that to the almost 1 million death people so far? That number is probably quite a bit higher, actually, because not all covid related deaths are recorded as covid related deaths. The second wave is about to hit many countries in Europe (including the UK) and the USA, so the number of deaths is very probably going to increase again. So far, 200,000 in the USA, 42,000 in the UK, with numbers on the rise.
Some very simple measures can drastically reduce the number of infections and deaths: social distance, wear a mask, wash your hands, it’s as simple as that. If someone can not see the need to practice those simple rules, then Yinn has every right to call those people covidiots. And please don’t play that ‘freedom’ card, because what some people see as freedom is just another way to say “I will do as I damned well please, and screw everyone else”.
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7 hours ago, webfact said:
Trump contradicts CDC director on vaccine, masks: 'He was confused'
I think we all know who the ‘confused’ one is here ......
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11 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:
I'm for freedom to make my own decisions.
I’m all for that as well, but what you don’t seem to realize - or don’t give a flying **** about - is that your decisions can impact other people’s lives in very serious ways. So if you go to one of those Trump rallies and don’t wear a mask and don’t practice social distancing, you can become a serious health risk for others. Over 225,000 infections have now been traced to Sturgis, and I’m betting some of them, or even quite a few of them, have ended in people dying. And all that just because a bunch of yahoos wanted to exercise their right to make their own decisions.
Let me ask you this: if your neighbor decides to start burning his waste in his backyard and your house is full of smoke every night as a result of that, will you respect his freedom to make that decision?
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2 hours ago, webfact said:More public holidays eyed in bid to boost economy
It’s all nice and dandy to have more public holidays, but what good are those if no one has a dime to spend? People are struggling to pay their bills as it is, so I don’t see many of them going out to stay at resorts and spending tons of money.
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57 minutes ago, Morch said:You either have no idea what "radical far left" means, or worse, knowingly spread lies. Biden is not far left and certainly not radical. He wouldn't even make Left, by European standards.
Many Americans have no idea what it means. They will call anything that is even fractionally to the left of their own far-right ideas and views “radical far left”, or “socialist” or whatever. By European standards, probably about 99% of American politicians are to the (far) right of the political spectrum.
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2 hours ago, Jingthing said:
This "president" has American blood on his hands.
And a lot of it, and a lot more to come. Calculations are that by the year's end, there could be as many as 400,000 deaths in the USA, certainly if Trump keeps holding these rallies and adding new corona hot spots. If 95% of Americans wore masks when venturing outside, that simple thing alone could save up to 120,000 lives. You would think that the president wants to save those 120,000 lives and he'd push endlessly for everyone to wear a mask, but Trump says little to nothing about wearing wearing masks. Really makes you wonder what makes that man tick, although I have a pretty good idea.
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1 hour ago, ThailandRyan said:
Makes me wonder who will be the last to put in the knife and cut him out of the Government.
Probably some generals who feel they’ve not been getting a big enough slice of the pie.
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1 hour ago, pedro01 said:
Given what we know about the process of releasing new medicines and vaccines - the trials and the testing periods etc - the loonies are the one's that take this rushed out POS.
It is a real shame it became a race. Couldn't mankind have once put all the best and brightest together to produce the vaccine?
Nope
What happened was profit making organizations around the world all "raced" to get it out because of the absolutely massive profits to be made if they became 'the one'. If you think corners weren't cut in that process -you need your head examined.
My own plan, if it becomes mandatory - will be a generous bung to the nurse/doctor to squirt that <deleted> down the sink and then take it in about 3-5 years time if people aren't banging their heads against walls at that point.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/08/health/coronavirus-astrazeneca-vaccine-safety.html
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Even Faux News is now confirming that Trump called fallen soldiers losers and suckers. Just hope this message will get across to the American voters loud and clear, that Trump is an awful human being and a sorry excuse for a man. Vote him out, and then lock him up!
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18 hours ago, tribalfusion001 said:Then force Australians to take it.
I agree, but very doubtful. Not only because of the legality, but also because there are a lot of loonies out there, anti-vaxxers, conspiracy theory believers, ‘freedom’ thinkers, and so on and so forth, and they will all refuse to be vaccinated.
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Trump sounds like my cousin a lot of the time. My cousin has a neighbor who tells my cousin the most ridiculous things and the craziest conspiracy sh*t you can imagine, and my cousin, bless his heart, believes every single word and then goes around town telling everyone who will listen the same BS.
Trump is a lot like that. He hears things, and when they fit his twisted world view, automatically assumes it must be true and then feels the need to spread the message. How someone like that can be president of the most powerful country in the world is totally beyond me.- 5
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6 hours ago, rooster59 said:Belarus revokes accreditations of journalists covering protests for foreign media
Yeah, can’t have those pesky journalists reporting to the world what’s actually going on, now dan we? I wouldn’t be surprised if the country were crawling already with Russian agents, sent in by Putin, trying to help keep Lukashenko in power. Keeping reporters from reporting the news is just the first step.
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5 hours ago, Yinn said:Selfish scum.
Or just plain ignorant/stupid, take your pick. Many anti-vaxxers among those protesters, and so-called “Reichsbürger”, people who don’t recognize the state of Germany and think that German laws don’t apply to them. Plus the other usual suspects who demand their freedom but fail to realize that their freedom will go at the expense of others.
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3 hours ago, phantomfiddler said:
He,s not justifying it, he,s just stating an obvious fact. The Bali bombing was just one of MANY atrocities by muslims against Christians, and they are not going to stop ????
How about the tens of thousands of innocent people (most of them Muslims) killed in Iraq during the American invasion? How about all the innocent victims caused by American drone attacks? The USA alone is responsible for many more deaths of innocent Muslims than vice versa.
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Germany under Hitler wanted “Lebensraum im Osten”, which translates to living space in the east. Apparently Putin is looking for “Lebensraum im Westen”, living space in the west. I’m not sure at all if the USA and/or Europe would interfere if Putin decided to annex Belarus.
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1 hour ago, Logosone said:That's why he's worth 2.1 billion USD
Says Trump. And you, apparently. Trump's lawyers have been fighting tooth and nail for years now, though, to keep his financial records buried. And not to make too fine a point of it, but Trump filed for bankruptcy five or six times and conned thousands (tens of thousands?) of small investors and small businesses out of millions and millions of dollars that way. Getting rich that way is not exactly something to be very proud of, in my opinion.
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21 minutes ago, Logosone said:Ah yes, Mr Invisible Secretary of State with the shortest tenure of any Secretary of State, fired by Trump. An objective judgement no doubt.
Daniel W. Drezner of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University was highly critical of Tillerson, calling him an "unmitigated disaster", and "the most incompetent Secretary of State in modern history.
Elliot Cohen of Johns Hopkins University said that Tillerson might be one of the weakest Secretaries of State in American history.
Elizabeth Saunders of George Washington University said that Tillerson's tenure had damaged the State Department "for a generation" and decreased America's ability to respond to major crisis.
So maybe not the best guy to throw stones.
All that may be true, but Riclag asked for a source as to who called Trump an idiot and I provided one. And I’m pretty sure Tillerson wasn’t the only one in the WH who called Trump an idiot, moron, or worse.
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1 hour ago, riclag said:You got a source claiming he's a idiot
Rex Tillerson, former secretary of state, actually called him a <deleted> moron.
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2 hours ago, ratcatcher said:C'mon man, it's not just Trump and his supporters, Uncle Joe makes some pretty weird statements, you know the thing.
Are you really trying to compare Trump and his supporters to Joe Biden when it comes to uttering weird sh*t? Because they are clearly in a completely different league. Trump loves what QAnon supporters say about him and retweets some of the batcrap crazy stuff they put out there, for instance. Nothing that 'Uncle Joe' says or does even comes close to that.
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4 minutes ago, ratcatcher said:Most surely not I say.
I'm afraid I have to agree. Trump supporters are believers, it's like a religion: facts don't matter, just what you believe in. For all of you who want to see first hand how ignorant and delusional many Trump supporters are, I would suggest watching a few videos on youtube called 'Trump supporters say the darndest things'. It just beggars belief.
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9 minutes ago, Boon Mee said:Lowest Black unemployment rate (before the Chinese Communist virus) in the history of the United States.
Yes... leadership.
MAGA
Jeez dude, way to parrot Trump. Don't let reality get in the way of your delusions.
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Wouldn’t it be great if Melania, in her speech, would turn against Trump and the Republican party and nail them all to the cross? I have zero interest in watching any of the speeches at the RNC, but I would gladly make an exception for that.
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9 hours ago, webfact said:
Navy defends Bt22.5bn deal for submarines as ‘good value
I see a lot of things in shops that are ‘good value’. But that doesn’t necessarily mean I have to buy them. What a bogus argument.
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Thailand issues prosecution order for Red Bull heir over hit-and-run case
in Thailand News
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Yes, the little spoiled brat’s family will be fuming that it’s game back on, after all the millions and millions they have paid in bribes so far.