The Coming Anti-COVID Restriction Backlash

Pretty easy to support imposing on somebody else when you don’t have skin in the game.

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Your attempts to limit the entire scope of this conversation to just tomorrow night is duly noted and summarily dismissed.

No, it doesn’t. It goes back to system design and complexity theory, like I said.

The system was not designed to select Senators like Representatives because they are not like Representatives. They were designed to be different. And when it was changed, out of petty, petulant selfishness, the impact of the synergy was lost. And now the system is out of whack.

Shall we get back to the topic at hand?

Not at all. The topic is mitigations you want, but don’t really matter where you work.

Glad I didn’t have any issue when I played Field Club and Fox Chapel a few weeks ago. Dinner at Field Club was phenomenal.

New infections are higher in the burbs and surrounding counties than they are in the city, unfortunately. But yeah we’re puttering along. Most everyone has stopped being ■■■■■■■■ about the mask thing.

I sent a letter off to the Governor of NC this morning, expressing my disdain for the implementation of a new mandatory mask requirement for all business…regardless of any other factors. This was my “backlash” and I hope he read it? I’ve never, ever done anything even remotely close to this but did so…because I am pissed.

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It’s always the imposition.

Not sure why you are bringing up science. I didn’t.

Plan B is closing bars on Thanksgiving eve to prevent mass drunk crowds.

Carry on, super spreader. lol

No we a throwing science at at wall to prevent what us happening in El Paso from happening all over the country.

It just feels like you’re intentionally refusing to listen. We are already on the edge of another bar and restaurant shutdown. Because bars and restaurants are the number one transmission point for this virus, full stop. This was a compromise measure. It’s a pretty good one as these things go. And will get my employees at least an extra month or two of wages if things get worse, because the other choice would have meant a total shutdown almost immediately.

You can quote I Can’t Believe It’s Not Marxism critical theory at me all you want. I’m in a tough situation trying to survive myself and keep another few dozen people eating and you’re the dude Teddy Roosevelt was talking about in this scenario.

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Media has nothing to do with it. Go look at the numbers. The hospitals are filling at an alarming rate with no sign of slowing down. It’s all fine and dandy until someone you care about can’t go to the nearest hospital in an emergency.

I laugh at your media-hysteria urge to shame anyone into obedience. lol

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A laugh at the lame attempt to refute my post. :laughing:

It had nothing to refute. The shaming attempt was funny though. :hugs:

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So hospitals aren’t filling up? According to you, it’s all a media driven hoax. :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

Projection.

You haven’t offered anything to refute. Let’s review:

This is nothing but regurgitated media segments, topped with a parody of mom’s, “It’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye!” None of this is your words. You just typed it out is all.

Now, to your question about hospitals, I’m sure there are hospitals out there somewhere that have more patients than others. Ours certainly aren’t filling up and all the bars are still open. Stop letting the TV scare you. lol

Science…funny how libs uses made up science when it’s convenient for them to impose their authority.