Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

I'm sure the undertaker industry is doing land-office business right now.

 

Hospitals "back to the brink." LOL. Still waiting for the collapse of the system.

 

Story has this line:
Wary of more deaths, the Democratic governors of Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut all declared states of emergency.

Uh, actually, Vermont (Phil Scott since 2017) and Massachusetts (Charlie Baker, 2015) have been governed by sane Republicans throughout the Trumpandemic. They have imposed restrictions, which Trumpists in SEC states have lacked the courage to do.
Nice editing.

 

The "system" will not "collapse."

What will happen, which has been alluded to already, is that hospital beds will be filled by unvaxxed corona catchers, and treatment of non-covid patients such as strokes, heart attacks, and car crash victims will suffer.

So you have the cascade of unsaveable vaccine refuseniks blocking out innocent accident and trauma patients in our hospitals. That will result in thousands of unnecessary deaths.

 

That's what you get when you lay off copy editors. That's been litigated to death on this board. We're pissing in the wind at this point.

 

Mask mandates?
Fuck that noise. Tony! Toni! Tone! is back together.

 

How can you be so tone deaf? Not that that's really much to worry about in the Bay area, but good God. Tony, Tony, Tony is back, screw my own policy!

See also: Seth Rogen says what we were all thinking about COVID-19 safety at the 2021 Emmys

 

DeathSantis is behind only the nighttime trio at Fox News in the never-ending quest to score brownie points with the Cult.

 

Just slip a few doses into the baptismal pool ...

 

That is so fucking bad.

It's over. Anti-maskers and anti-vaxers really don't have to listen or follow the rules anymore.

She fucking cited Tony Tone Toni. It's over. Libs deserve to get owned.

 

You will have to get in touch with people who have had trouble getting help for things other than covid.

 

What would you call it when 43 hospitals tell a man they can't help him?

Family: Man turned away by dozens of COVID-filled hospitals