Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

Here's the thing: continuing to shout at someone leads to violence.
I was the first person here to advocate for non escalation of hostilities.
I'm a calm and level headed person who takes kick boxing classes and conceal carries.
I'm only going to take so much of people shouting at me.
That's me, a calm, sensible person.
What happens when when the person being accosted has the same skill sets as I, but they are a friggin nutjob? See how this behavior could take an ugly turn really fast?

 

Because violence is as easy as opening a window...

 

She is pretty racist.

On the other hand, any man filming a woman he doesn't know in a secluded area of Central Park usually won't get a good reaction. Even if they're white.

 

My Publix is a mile from my condo, a 20-25 minute walk
My CVS is on the beach, about an hour walk
I’m a diabetic so I have to walk for exercise and I always wear a mask
CVS sells them for two bucks a mask
I figure the healthier I can be the chances of catching COVID decrease

 

Oh for Christ's sake. She's threatening him and he doesn't have the right to record the incident. Fuck that. The bad part is that when she assumes NYPD will believe her and not him, she ain't wrong.

 

Because drinking the tears of one's enemies out of their newly cleaned skull has lost its oomph?

 

He was no altar boy, believe me.

 

Well, it's Memorial Day, and Georgia has the 20th highest rate of confirmed cases per million and the 16th highest rate of reported covid deaths per million., which is an improvement over its rankings when reopening was announced. Despite that, I think it's premature and probably wrong to conclude that the opening hasn't been all that damaging compared to what other states have done. If the state's numbers are accurate (not always a safe assumption), the 7-day average of confirmed cases dropped by about a third between the weeks ending April 22 and May 11 but rose each day after that through at least May 19, and cases are still being added to the most recent days (Georgia counts a case on the day when symptoms began if it knows that date, not the date of the reported test result). Some of this increase in the number of cases is probably the result of increased testing, but it's hard to tell how much since the state was including antibody tests in its testing numbers and hasn't yet disaggregated them.

 

I do not remember where I read it, but I saw where a number of people are going through some tough losses right now. My thoughts are with you even if my memory is something akin to guava jelly in a paper cup right now. Stay strong.

 

As I've said before, IMO the first time we will have enough information to even try to accurately assess the "reopenings" is my birthday, June 30.

 

I don't see any need to wait till June.