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Originally posted by Sugar Shane:
Ok so that’s 1 of well over 300 million population in the U.S.
Most likely BCSO is instructed to say he was diagnosed with covid, almost any symptom can now be declared “covid” and the general public has no way of knowing what this person actually died from.

Completely valid argument. Now as far as a guy dying of a motorcycle accident, most hospitals right now won't test a doa from an accident. So no he isn't going to count. But the delima they have is with all the folks that may have an underlying condition, that dies, and they are Wuhan positive. If they wouldn't have died then without the extra strain from Wuhan, should that count? What should be the criteria? It's certainly affecting the data. But how do you draw the line? If they would have passed within a year, they don't count? I dunno.

They'll be knocking on your front door to test you upcoming, why wouldn't they test a body they already have? Think! You're not thinking.

The County of San Diego issued a public message yesterday that they have begun arresting anyone violating the social distancing and safety protocols. The fines can be up to $1,000 and six months in jail. It's going to get very ugly very quickly.

San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore and the San Diego Police Chief said that they have instructed their Deputies and Police Officers to begin enforcing the mandate. Non essential businesses owners will be cited and their businesses closed, ever one gathering in groups larger than 10 people will be cited, etc.

I fully understand that where you live the virus has not impacted your community to the extent where Government mandates warrant this type of action, but it does where we live. The infection and death rate is doubling at a scary rate, given even a short time it could overwhelm our local Health Care System. Our large homeless population is a real problem, housing and separating them to prevent the virus spread has become a huge task. Vacant public and City properties are now being prepared to house the homeless.

I appreciate your concern about your income being in jeopardy the result can be nearly as devastating. A cure rapidly made available is the game changer.

Just trying to be helpful, be safe.

Bob

The cure has been available for hundreds of years. Designed by those behind the experiment.

I don't presume many will comprehend this either.

Don't panic, prepare.

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The County of San Diego issued a public message yesterday that they have begun arresting anyone violating the social distancing and safety protocols.

Imagine, in your sanctuary county, they won't arrest illegal aliens, but they will arrest productive Joe Citizen for being too close to somebody or working his business!!!

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Our large homeless population is a real problem, housing and separating them to prevent the virus spread has become a huge task. Vacant public and City properties are now being prepared to house the homeless.

Your large homeless population is a HUGE failure by your sanctuary county/city government. Adding another layer of welfare encourages more people to exhibit this behavior. "Animals, like humans, will take the easy way out. So if you feed them, they'll take the easy handout instead of working hard to survive". "Once animals learn they can panhandle for food, they can become a nuisance or even worse, a safety risk". "Meanwhile, the National Park Service, administered by the U.S. Department of the Interior, asks us to “Please Do Not Feed the Animals.” Their stated reason for the policy is because the animals will grow dependent on handouts and will not learn to take care of themselves". Human pigeons defalcating in the streets.

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The powers that may be will count every person with covid 19 whether they died because of covid or with covid, in order to justify measures.



As they should to compile accurate data of the number of CONFIRMED infections. Those infected can infect others while carrying the virus. Whether they die or live is a different data point.





I like my chances, I don't practice social distancing, don't wash my hands anymore than I ever did.

If I die, I still say for Freedom to win, people can't be on lockdown at their houses. Freedom is easily defeated with everyone on lockdown. It should be by choice for freedom to win.

While you have the freedom to make what most would consider an idiotic choice given the circumstances, the rest of the population has that same "god given inalienable right" (freedom of choice) to take steps to avoid infection. While taking those steps, with the bonus of possibly helping to stem the spread, rather than being responsible for possibly helping to spread it, through the selfishness of inaction or refusal to take part in the effort to help stem the spread through the measures that experts have suggested.



Inalienable God given rights need preserved. In that world anyone who died, died for Freedom.

This is only common sense.

You are not the only one that has the freedom to choose, remember that...



Dan

Why would you grovel to fear at the expense of Freedom?

There's no future without Freedom. How many times can a would be terrorist win under the current model?

Do you want to be chained to your house for the rest of your life, with a universal income sent every month?

A handout.

You are preaching to the choir, but please don't include me in that group.

"La Raza" (The Race) owns the California Legislature. We have more Hispanic and Anti American Activists Groups than Carter has little liver pills.

You should see some of the Section 8 Housing developments for low income folks, middle class citizens don't live in homes that nice.

Done.

Bob

https://youtu.be/5nBReYGm8WI

"There's always danger when you stand on your own.

There's always danger when you follow your heart"

Practicing Freedom

And now they are offering critical car RNs like my wife 10,000 a week. That must be the biggest hoax ever up there.

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And now they are offering critical car RNs like my wife 10,000 a week. That must be the biggest hoax ever up there.

No amount of money will change the fact today's American's are soft, in comparison to the pioneers who founded this country.

You don't think they've already realized this fact Curtis? Trust me, they're a lil brighter than you, grasshopper.

If this madness doesn't end soon we'll see a credit freeze, bill of lading system will collapse and more people will die from starvation than this flu.

This is interesting during a time of great need.

https://newsroom.amfam.com/ame...m-to-auto-customers/

^^^^ WOW! I will have to reassess my opinion of insurance companies, at least American Family. I hope this good will is rewarded with new insureds.

Farm Gate Insurance can I help you?

Yes, my acct # is zxcvdferty123. I pre-paid for insurance on my Chevy Duramax and now I've been told by law I can only drive to the grocery store. My question is can I get a portion of my premium discounted? I usually drive 20,000 miles a year.

Farm Gate Insurance ... No.

Here is a pretty rudimentary accounting of the worlds current financial position. Gives new meaning to "our children are our future". Be realistic and be prepared.

There's only two ways out of sovereign debt.

1. Hyperinflation

2. Default

https://youtu.be/BB1LuCUovW4

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Something I have been seeing and hearing more and more is "stay inside". Why? Ok I understand social distancing and in cities that is more difficult. But for 98% of the land mass of the US, the population density is not so great. I have seen no rules about going out for a walk, or throwing the baseball around with your son, or bicycling. But people come unhinged when they see someone outside. I'm all about kicking this virus to the curb. But where exactly is the risk with "going outside"? If anything, going outside is good for us. People can be such freaks and nosy Nelly's.

The Stasi in communist East Germany had everyone peeking out their blinds on their neighbors, without any suggestion. Neighbors earned privileges ratting each other out. It was a contagious phenomenon.

If the sheeple consent to disproportionate lockdown measures long enough, sheeple will surveil their neighbors, in exchange for privileges the same here .

I hear a lot of people on FB discussing this already.

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Something I have been seeing and hearing more and more is "stay inside". Why?

Funny I keep saying why not? To me it's simple math...This virus is transmitted by person to person contact...no contact, no spread, the virus dies out.... simple...maybe too simple to be felt as THE smartest/simplest thing to do? 99.9% of our problems right now is because of a virus...hide out at home for 2-3 weeks and it dies out...Again, WHY NOT??
If we had done it months ago this would #1 Be over now - #2 Never reached the level it is today - #3 Not disabled our country for months or maybe years as it now appears to be a distinct possibility..

I'm all for Constitutional and/or God-given rights, leave my guns alone, etc, etc...But sometimes common sense and sacrifice trumps our rights..Both real or perceived rights

Just STFU, bite the bullet and defeat this invader like America has always done since we dumped a bunch of tea in the bay centuries ago...

Just my humble opinion(s) of course

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I have seen no rules about going out for a walk...

Can't recall the state, I believe it was a governor as opposed to a Mayor, saw it yesterday outside exercise was newly banned. Also saw, a mayor I believe, offering a "squeal" line with a reward! Both were on Ingraham Angle. You talk about illegitimate overreach, telling a person they can't go outside, or suffer being turned in, is WAY over the top. I'm pretty sure both instances sited were liberal politicians, trying to push the envelope to the very max. As you can tell I don't spend much energy listening to the BS.