{COVID-19} My Body, My Choice V: We HaD tHe CuRe In FeBrUaRy

[Kaslo]

Obviously good tasting food isn't a requisite to make this list. How can people be happy with shit food and cold ass weather? Australia is cool though. Its like a less retarded Texas.

Except Australia doesn't fucking know how to season anything. It's like a walk in blandsville.

That said, Australia felt like the most American foreign country I've ever visited.

[Roranora]

Obviously good tasting food isn't a requisite to make this list. How can people be happy with shit food and cold ass weather? Australia is cool though. Its like a less retarded Texas.

apparently the relief offered knowing a medical bankruptcy is impossible exceeds the satisfaction of delicious food

and paid leave offers hope that is not dispelled by cold winters

[Meresgi]

Obviously good tasting food isn't a requisite to make this list. How can people be happy with shit food and cold ass weather? Australia is cool though. Its like a less retarded Texas.

Yo, Poutine and duck in a can is the shit.

[Rhyis.]

i haven't seen a real winter in like 10 years. yall thinking all of canada is winnipeg is some backwards shit

[Krandor]

Well yeah other countries talk like most of the US is a bunch of anti mask Karens or Detroit

[NynJa]

Well yeah other countries talk like most of the US is a bunch of anti mask Karens or Detroit

Are they wrong tho?

[Meresgi]

Are they wrong tho?

Depends on the state, but idiots always get the most attention. That's why they keep being idiots.

[synistar]

California to reimplement a Stay-at-Home order on a regional basis. The main modification compared to March/April's order is allowing retail to operate at 20% capacity. Schools that have received a waiver with a health action plan may remain open.

The state is aiding businesses with various financial tools like sales tax deferrals, a $100M fund for small (and medium) business hiring tax credit ($1000/qualified employee, up to $100k for a single business), low interest business loans, and future relief for highly impacted business sectors.

[Meresgi]

So NM shutdown ended but curious if we'll shutdown again come next week's review of our status once all the Thanksgiving numbers show up. Right now ABQ and county around it are in "Red" meaning no indoor dining but gyms can be open for 10 people or 25% capacity and stores are a little more open

[Byrthnoth]

I remember when people are shitting bricks over a 5% positivity rate. Lol@goalposts moving to 15% in flu season.

[Melena]

California about to enact stay at home orders for regions (state split into 5 regions) that exceed 85% ICU occupancy due to the massive spike in cases.

[Apelila]

Dallas county rolling back to 50% occupancy and other restrictions Tomorrow. Surrounding counties aren't doing much but at least we're not East Texas. Yikes.

Hey guys, we only hit 14.9 and not 15% on day 5! We weren't above 15% for 7 days in a row so we don't have to do restrictions! Yeeehaaw.

[NynJa]

Calgary stopped announcing their covid cases (atleast I couldnt find city numbers), probably cause the number is so ridiculously high. Also, they've started listing comorbidities alongside their covid deaths.

https://www.660citynews.com/2020/12/...ths-wednesday/
https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/severe-ou...shaw-1.5201845
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...saah-1.5823847

Gotta push that "its just a bad flu" narrative, everyone whos dying to it has underlying issues, if you're healthy and you catch it, you'll be fine, its just a bad flu.

[Rhyis.]

Depends on the state

does it?

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/MPRnews/status/1334842862903685123

At the state level, $500 is too much to consider for Republicans.

Concerns raised by Senate Republicans about the proposed payments.

“The cash assistance is probably a problem, the $500 per person,” said Sen. Julie Rosen, R- Vernon Center, who chairs the finance committee. “That's not really something that the GOP is interested in.”

Sen. Jim Abeler, R-Anoka, also expressed concerns.

“It’s not a bad idea,” he said, “but the list of people across Minnesota who could benefit by $500 is a very, very long list.”

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/TODAYshow/status...37962060730369

[Uzor]

https://twitter.com/MPRnews/status/1334842862903685123

At the state level, $500 is too much to consider for Republicans.

I'm sure they would not have hesitated if it was a 3 billion dollar payout for the rich or companies

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/Stowydad/status/1334884636196016130

aka before the common folk

[Qalbert]

https://twitter.com/HoratioSkald/sta...66397574254593

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/Stowydad/status/1334884636196016130

aka before the common folk

https://twitter.com/Stowydad/status/1334898664574230528

So to add on to the CDC proposal - Nursing Homes > Medical Workers > Elderly > Legislators > Everyone Else