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  1. 2 hours ago, Sundancer said:


    This started with your statement,

     

    “Of course we now know the vaccines are not lasting more than 6 months in most cases.”

     

    I said that was BS because it is. You cited articles that didn’t back that up or have been corrected, so I called BS again, and your response to that is, “Old people are dying of Covid,” which is true but about as relevant as me saying “Josh Allen wears number 17.”
     

    Try to keep up. 

    The article about people in Orlando getting a third shot because they have no immunity left is not in support of what I said? Why is Israel giving a third shot if not for waning coverage? Please tell me how these two facts don't back me up?

     

  2. 9 hours ago, SectionC3 said:

    Hoax.  I never said “proven.”  Rule #2, please. 

    Dude your willingness to mock black people for not acting as  you think so is racist.

     

    1 hour ago, Mark92 said:

    OK "pal" 🙄, where did I mention the Georgia law?  I'll wait for my beer on that one.  Here is the the law in TEXAS that I was referring to.  Sorry to make you actually read it.  It kind of long and totally contradicts Facebook so that might be triggering to you.  So be prepared to have an epic lib owning response 😘.   

    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://legiscan.com/TX/text/SB1/2021/X1&ved=2ahUKEwjk9oPSoK_yAhV9_rsIHR62DFAQFnoECAYQAQ&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw1aBPC2ru4PyvI-_mEqlgCM

     

     

    You go to the Georgia thread to discuss Texas and act surprised when people think you are discussing Georgia? Got it, smart people admit when they miss context.

  3. 24 minutes ago, Sundancer said:


    That is a complete and utter evasion of the nonsense I responded to. 
     

    Smart to totally change topics for your sake!

    Wow your a tool- I did not change topics- you stated everything I linked to was focused on the most high risk. I simply pointed out that is main focus of smart people is high risk people. What did I evade? Your brilliance that those under 25 have virtually no risk, which has been known since March 2020.

  4. 3 hours ago, Sundancer said:


    The Israel data got corrected so that link is bunk. The booster so far is for…people with…wait for it….severely immuno compromised systems. Oh and your pre print Pfizer data on 23(!) people is about titers. 
     

    Waning is not “vaccines don’t last after 6 months.” And titers that wane mean next to nothing for the body to mount an immune response, which is why ALL studies have shown that so far, excepting immunity compromised people, vaccines remain robustly effective for all studied participants since they started studying patients. 
     

    You seem like a really well read science guy so I’m sure you’ve read the peer reviewed journal articles, right? 

    I think you think you are clever. Any discussion about Covid that does not focus almost exclusively on the high risk people is not worth having. Any discussion that tries to discuss the 1 in 50000 people as being nearly as important as the 1 in 50 is not worthy of time. Of the 600k deaths at least 550k are high risk people.

  5. 3 hours ago, Sundancer said:

    And an interesting preprint study on vaccines and mutations to watch. 

     

    https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.08.08.21261768v1

     

    Findings The vaccination coverage rate is inversely correlated to the mutation frequency of the SARS-CoV-2 delta variants in 16 countries of 20 countries studied. We also discovered delta variants evolved differently under the positive selection pressure in the United Kingdom and India.

     

    Meaning Full vaccination against COVID-19 is critical to suppress emergent mutations. Tajima’s D test score, with a threshold value as -2.50, can provide a promising tool to forecast new COVID-19 outbreaks.

    What kind of dummy do you  have to be to believe we can stop this thing from mutating? The vast majority of the world is not vaccinated and will not be for at least a decade, so if the mutations don't happen here they will happen elsewhere and then be brought here. Anyone who understands how virus work will understand that it will mutate differently for different populations. Of course we now know the vaccines are not lasting more than 6 months in most cases.

    https://www.wogx.com/news/local-physician-already-prescribing-3rd-covid-19-vaccine-to-some-patients

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  6. 2 minutes ago, B-Man said:

     

     

    Texas Trib: 5,800 kids hospitalized in one week in Texas!! (Libs freak out)

     

    Texas Trib later: Oh sorry, the number was actually 783 in a six-week period. (Libs ignore)

     

    See how it works?

     

     

    My next question is how many of the children are here illegally? What were their living conditions prior to getting ill? Nothing is being reported on how to fix the problem except getting a vaccine that we are now finding out last 6 months or less.

  7. 29 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

    I would agree with the teachers and politicians on both sides of the aisle.  I just looked at the Buffalo schools 1619 initiative.  It teaches history.  Not CRT, history.  And history that I never got when I was a kid.  Slavery is unfortunately a part of our history.  

    I’ve always said that the 1619 Project is not a history. It is a work of journalism that explicitly seeks to challenge the national narrative and, therefore, the national memory. The project has always been as much about the present as it is the past.”

     

    I think this quote shows it is not a history.

     

  8. 18 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

    It is not that it is not real, it is that it is not being taught in the curriculum of the secondary schools that I know of.  

    If you mean it is not the primary ciriculuum for most of the country that is correct, but it should not be allowed to ever be used. Buffalo is going to be teaching there children many things that are not true based on the choices they made. This is the other side of the old history books that discussed how wonderful life was for slaves, no more accurate 

  9. 8 hours ago, oldmanfan said:

    No.  We have an ex-teacher invading our local high school calling for parents to go after teachers by name because they have signs in their classrooms saying you have to wear masks (note:  these are from last year, teachers haven’t come back yet).  A guy showed up at a school board meeting and a loaded gun fell out of his pocket.  And it’s all because of this manufactured CRT nonsense; it has started nonsense not just limited to CRT.


    The district is not teaching CRT.  They have no plans to do so.  They have said this repeatedly.  But some parents egged on by this quasi-organization led by some lawyer in Chicago keep on this because they want to use kids to play politics.

     

    Your question of what if it were true is misplaced.  It’s not true, bottom line.  If there were something as a parent I found wrong, I’d do what I’ve done a couple times.  Request a meeting with the teacher, then theoretically the principal, then the superintendent, and then the school board if I felt I needed to.  And only one time did I not get a satisfactory answer from a parent and have to have an associate principal get involved.  
     

     

    Your comment that CRT is not real is stupid, and I don't use it lightly. Buffalo city schools adopted the 1619 project as the basis for their history ciriculuum, which is not history but a narrative. It might not be that widespread but it is a problem that was becoming worse and now is being stopped in it's track. As for the parents that are using their kids as political pawns, I don't respect them but when I am told math is racist roots- which I have been told - I get pissed at intentional ignorance.

  10. 30 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:


    We’ve been waiting for proof as to what makes this Jim Crow on steroids for months now.  Talk about being upstaged.  

    I think he was discussing the principal in Atlanta who was segregating her kids based on race. Correct city, correct problem, wrong people causing problem. 

  11. In N Out burger is a privately held company with centralized distribution centers. They only enter markets that they feel they can place dozens of restaurants in at a minimum. If they could figure out a way to set up shop in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo at once it could happen but there business model is similar to Wegmans, never find one all by its lonesome.

  12. 10 hours ago, Governor said:

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    All of our deaths happened in beginning before we knew how to treat it. It’s been a flat line ever since.

     

     

    We knew since early March 2020 it was worst for the elderly, so while we did not know how to treat it we knew who to protect, which is why FL has so many less deaths per Capita despite having more in the age range of danger. You simply killed all of the high risk people as fast as possible 

  13. On 8/8/2021 at 5:50 PM, JaCrispy said:

    Whatever man...I’m not gonna go round in circles with you when you refuse to stay on topic...

     

    If you wanna talk Florida and Texas governors, start a thread and we will talk there about it...

     

    Otherwise, you don’t appear to have anything substantive to say on this topic, unfortunately...

    Billstime is one of three guys I have on block because he will lie about you if you prove how dumb he is, not worth the time.

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  14. Just now, Backintheday544 said:


    its the constitution. I didn’t create the problem the 12th amendment did.

     

    Do you really think Trump will move out of Mar-A-Largo vs just picking a different running mate?

    Do you think they will not have a plan before being on the same ticket? The original scenario was them on same ticket, the second scenario requires them not to be on same ticket. This is the definition of mutually exclusive events and you need them to both happen to make this conversation work.

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  15. 14 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

    The NY Times just flat out hates science and so do the people behind this study timed perfectly for back to school:

     

     

     

     

    I just came here to say this, when the information is readily available from many place across the country that did not require masks this study is propaganda not science. 

  16. 3 minutes ago, Backintheday544 said:


    It could. But a couple issues: 1) it would restrict how much Trump could go to Mar-A-Largo, he won’t like that, 2) if Trumps forced to move it makes him look even more like a beta, especially moving an not having his VP move, 3) I thought Republicans didn’t like when politicians move states just for politics like Hilary moving to NY?

     

    Honestly I think 1 keeps a Trump-DeSantis from happening. This isn’t like Bush-Chaney where Chaney moved to Wyoming.

    You are a tool- you came up with a scenario, created the problem, when problem was easily solved with 12 seconds of thought you created a problem that is in direct opposition to your original scenario. 

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  17. 29 minutes ago, Backintheday544 said:


    Just changing your mailing address doesn’t change your residency though. He would actually need to move out of Mar-A-Largo and whatever residency laws are in such state that he moves to and that 0 percent Florida state tax.

     

    A superficial move wouldn’t change his residency.

     

    As Trump too, it's pretty known where he is:

     

    BQV4E43PWNH25CDENINUTAEHPM.jpg&w=916

     

    We all know Florida is his desired location as seen from the above graph.

    He could move to Texas, and all problems solved. You are pretending like all of this would not be worked out before they got together for the ticket.

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