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@Kemp should read this since he takes pride in his heritage.

Good morning to the sadistic human pond scum

You're asking the grave dancer this question? If he was gleefully celebrating the deaths of thousands, what's one more life for the sick sadist?

Sure he's not talking about the US?

Unmentioned is KP’s role in placing Schmitt at Google.

In case this wasn’t posted before. Pretty clear explanation of why the data doesn’t line up with the narrative (and of course why this was a relative non-event in Asia)

That's not a bad neighborhood.

Funny how everyone ran with the same headlines this morning.

You mean he didn't cross the line when he gleefully posted rising death counts, and could care less of the poor souls whose families couldn't claim the remains?

Not for the sadistic grave dancer

Columbus, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Washington, etc?

Yeah, the color doesn't have enough orange.

Boggles my mind that people who enjoy the fruits of the United States now, think that history should be reversed to fit today's narrative.

Or for a money-losing non existent high speed train from nowhere to nowhere.

CNN had a segment on today (again without any hint of irony) discussing the troubled state of the healthcare system and concerns about people's health, because all resources were thrown at Wuhan virus.

There was a time I was screaming for Kemp to stop his drivebys and engage in a conversation. Boy, was I ever wrong on that one.

Of course it was cold hearted, because it was a risk analysis calculation he made by protecting the healthcare delivery side instead of the prevention side. I'm not blaming him for the decision, because he was in a tough spot and he knew that he was dispensing the wrong advice. But It's also an instructive note to the mouth breathers here, who are quick to assign blame without examining the full real life considerations of what goes into a pandemic response. Remember the news story that floated quickly where scientists postulated that there would have been tens of thousands LESS infections and commensurate deaths in the Northeast if preventative measures would have been in place even a week before March 13. Why do you think that story died quickly?

Never said that. You're talking about a major Constitutional crisis, for which there are many legal remedies and steps. But the baby in you can't even frame a proper hypothesis.

I don't engage in idiotic what ifs to satisfy a fragile mind.

There's much more knowledge about treatment now, that altogether is keeping hospitalizations & deaths below the disaster that happened in NY tristate.

At least you admit that he made a difficult cold-hearted choice when he knew that masks were effective in slowing the spread. Of course, that choice wasn't as bad as forcing nursing homes to take in sick patients or transferring sick patients across hospitals who weren't prepared for the cases.

My understanding is having proper Vitamin D levels helps in prevention. Probably doesn't hurt in treatment, but I wouldn't peg that to increased cases. To me, the cause is probably the most obvious, people were careless.

Was going to post the same. Schiff has some nerve complaining about courts upholding precedent of the legal separation of powers, while not releasing the full documentation of his own committee's actions.

You are building a strawman based on the tiresome antics of the DEM party in the last decade. There's nothing to suggest that Trump will refuse to leave office in January 2021 if he were to lose an election.

If you want to get technical, temperatures above 120 or so do kill the virus. Therefore, as atmospheric temperatures rise above 85, the virus weakens significantly. Of course it doesn't die, but transmission rates are significantly lower in higher heat & humidity. That doesn't mean that people shouldn't be smart about protecting themselves.