Joe Ferguson forever

more cartoons from the clown.

well, were letting trump commit crimes with impunity... so, your answer is yes, militarize 1/2 US cities...

here's the page asshat. go f yourself. https://www.foxnews.com

more than the national average...by that criteria, trump could militarize as many as 1/2 of US cities. And he might. And you're good with that.

https://mpdc.dc.gov/dailycrime

no mention of the military take over of DC on Fox front page today. Instead, a piece on the sick culture of Alabama's sororities which has been fully covered in a documentary. Bama: preparing young women to be barefoot and pregnant! https://www.foxnews.com/us/southern-sorority-girls-put-through-psychological-warfare-cutthroat-bama-rush-recruitment-coach

when was the last time you visited DC? I thought you maga's were concerned with "freedom".

maybe 1 or 2. the others wouldn't be worth paying.

how is authoritarianism going to improve your plight?

trump is mentally fit: Asked a specific question about whether other cities like Chicago and Los Angeles might expect similar action involving the use of the National Guard to combat crime, Trump said, in part, this: “But when I look at Chicago and I look at LA, if we didn’t go to LA three months ago, LA would be burning like the part that didn’t burn. If you would’ve allowed the water to come down, which I told them about in my first term, I said, 'You’re going to have problems, let it come down'. We actually sent in our military to have the water come down into LA. They still didn’t want it to come down after the fires. But that was it, we have it coming down. But hopefully LA is watching. That mayor also, the city is burning, they lost like 25,000 homes. I went there the day after the fire, you were there, and I saw people standing in front of a burned-down home. Their homes were incinerated, they weren’t like, even the steel, literally it was all warped, literally disintegrated because of the winds and the flames like a blow torch. They were standing on this beautiful day, maybe a couple of days after, we gave it a little time because of what they had suffered. Almost 25,000 homes. And you see what’s happening now, they didn’t give their permits. I went to a town hall meeting I said we’re going to get you the federal permit, which are much harder.”

Because mandating a vax is the same as taking over and militarizing DC…. How is authoritarianism going to improve your life?

and authoritarianism? clap or boo?

wish i had one for every time trump does it. And y'all cheer...what is it about authoritarianism that appeals to you? How do you think you'll benefit or don't you care?

I watched yours. Now watch mine A smart person who is helping to improve the world.

please mimic JFK and link an article from an obscure, disgraced nobody who's likely lost his mind. Will be much more entertaining if not more informative than reliable media. smh, pretty much the entirety of scientific literature is available at one's fingertips yet he chooses an obvious crackpot. gee, I wonder why they're doing this. The brain worm thrives in his brain.

The lead author is a real peach. Fired from his job with fringe views on just about everything. He’s a physicist, not an epidemiologist or clinician. He should be ignored or ridiculed. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Rancourt

You answered a post about testing with a question on mRNA. Please don’t perform a job requiring any level of responsibility. Yes, I’d take a mRNA flu vax. I am intrigued with the neuroaminidase inhibitor directed tech,however it’s probablyears off.

So insightful. This is true of any clinical test. And what happens when you set threshold to maximize sensitivity? Specificity? You set them where you believe they’ll be most beneficial…

I live and worked in the real world sensivity and specificity are paramount for any test poor sensitivity leads to false Negatives while poor specificity leads to false positives. The Covid test is extremely specific but no so sensitive. We see many more false negatives than false positives. https://scisimple.com/en/articles/2025-08-08-assessing-the-accuracy-of-covid-19-testing-methods--a9m8r82

and Orlando is supposedly a teacher and psychological counselor. btw, what happened to "Doc"?

no one wants or needs to "get you started". you start spontaneously and continually.

hmmm, maybe because almost half of the country don't care about being good. try to find a female, learn to dance and waltz with her to this

read my post again. my hospital did not require the covid vaccine even for workers directly caring for patients. Simultaneously, they did require the flu vax. you didn't look very hard for the data. This is a lay press piece but see if you can find the raw data to back it up. it's available. https://abcnews.go.com/Health/red-blue-america-glaring-divide-covid-19-death/story?id=83649085 "Data sourced from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that the 10 states with the highest vaccination rates all voted for Biden in 2020, while nine of the 10 states with the lowest vaccination rates voted for Trump. The lone exception was Georgia, which narrowly went for Biden by less than a quarter of a percentage point. Further, cumulative death data from the C.D.C., from over the last 10 months, illustrates the implications of political polarization of the COVID-19 vaccines. An ABC News analysis of federal data found that on average, the death rates in states that voted for Trump were more than 38% higher than in states that voted for Biden, post widespread vaccine availability."

we're looking at the same data and coming to vastly different conclusions. the dearth rate dropped for all groups for the same reasons I posted yesterday. AI can be useful especially if your inherent intelligence is low. from Gemini this time: The decrease in COVID-19 death rates in 2022 can be attributed to several key factors that emerged over the course of the pandemic. These include widespread population immunity, advancements in treatments, and improvements in public health measures and healthcare practices. Widespread Population Immunity By 2022, a significant portion of the global population had developed some level of immunity to the SARS-CoV-2 virus, either through vaccination, prior infection, or both. This population-wide immunity, often referred to as "hybrid immunity," was crucial. While new variants like Omicron were highly transmissible, the existing immunity helped to reduce the severity of the disease, leading to fewer hospitalizations and deaths. Advancements in Medical Treatments The availability of new antiviral medications and other treatments played a vital role in reducing the risk of severe illness and death. Drugs like Paxlovid were authorized for emergency use and became more widely available to high-risk individuals. These treatments work to stop the virus from replicating, and studies have shown they can significantly reduce the risk of hospitalization and death when taken early in the course of the illness. then why are you unemployed? pfizer pays well as do most pharmacies jobs...

it is interesting. why make me search for a paper? https://www.nature.com/articles/s41564-025-01955-3 it's still very early and human trials have not been done but the technique could well be revolutionary. I wonder how many anti vaxers would have a clue about the meaning of this paper after reading it...there is no definitive answer as to whether it meets you definition of "immune response". if you use those words incorrectly with colleagues, they are going to think you are an idiot.