Hunter
Chasin' the Sunset
I didn't realize that -- can you reference the "real" numbers?
Would you go to an out of town match at this time??
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I didn't realize that -- can you reference the "real" numbers?
Butch Lambert
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Yeah, do you watch the daily briefings? If a terminal cancer patient has the covid-19 and dies they are termed a covid-19 death. A great amount of this is going on and was mentioned by the Dr Bixh or whatever her name happens to be.
And it's not only cancer. If you die of most any illness, be it cancer, heart disease, diabetes complications etc and you test positive for the Chinese flu, your death is attributed to that. This isn't secert information. It's available through any of the news outlets if you look. Well, maybe not CNN, but real news.
Rick
Hunter
Chasin' the Sunset
No, I don't watch the daily briefings, nor do I have the expertise to question what the attending physicians (or coroners) deem to be the cause of death -- I have faith that they know how to call "balls and strikes," regardless of what Dr. Birx says.
Well, I THOUGHT I was done......
AGAIN you have made my point (ALL OF MY POINTS!!) much better than I could have..... and yet you have the (temerity?) to engage in discussion with adults.
I realize you're a low-information-voter but PLEASE google Ben Shapiro, use the catchphrases "AOC", and "what the actual EFF!" to see how big people think.
Butch Lambert
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You don't watch the daily briefings and then say their comments are wrong? I'm not surprised after reading your posts. Stick around and see that Al is a learned person.
Yes silly, you vote.
Your "not voting..blah blah..kudzu" is a vote.
The absolute LOWEST information type vote, it's called "the denial vote".... the denial vote afflicts liberals of all stripes and across all spectrums of society from the "let's just smoke a doob and relax, what's gonna' be will be" c'est la vie crowd to the "change for the sake of change" rah-rah crowd to the "praying for your friend not to drown instead of reaching your hand down off the dock" WWJD crowd..... it's all the same. It's slothful, lazy denial of the fact that you cannot, will not accept responsibility for your actions.
Sorry to break this bud but like-it-or-not, inaction is a form of action.
Your bragging about it? Well, that's not a vote, it's a Freudian admission of guilt.
Man, AGAIN with the making my points...
So much WIN today, me!
wheee
Butch Lambert
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Hunter
Chasin' the Sunset
"But it turns out they were right: Bill Clinton really is a guy who’s willing to think carefully about “what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is.” This is way beyond slick."[SUP]1[/SUP]
I wish I always thought carefully before speaking.
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[SUP]1[/SUP] https://slate.com/news-and-politics/1998/09/bill-clinton-and-the-meaning-of-is.html
FBecigneul
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well, there we have it. Answers all over the place and even some reversals of earlier posts.
Dave Coots
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You see, you can find anything to support an argument on the internet. And most all numbers lie. Do some searches for the cooking of the books. There are plenty of versions. Not wasting my time.
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Coots,
if you haven't seen it find a copy of "The Ranger The Cook and A Hole in The Sky"
Or watch it for 4 bucks on prime.... https://smile.amazon.com/Ranger-Coo...11630&sprefix=ranger+cook+hole,aps,333&sr=8-2
It's another Norman Maclean story and it has a great scene where the protagonist asks his compatriot "have you EVER had an original thought in your LIFE???"
I think you'll like it
(Most people will find it boring)
if you haven't seen it find a copy of "The Ranger The Cook and A Hole in The Sky"
Or watch it for 4 bucks on prime.... https://smile.amazon.com/Ranger-Coo...11630&sprefix=ranger+cook+hole,aps,333&sr=8-2
It's another Norman Maclean story and it has a great scene where the protagonist asks his compatriot "have you EVER had an original thought in your LIFE???"
I think you'll like it
(Most people will find it boring)Butch Lambert
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Hunter
Had a customer die a week or so ago. He owned a precision sheetmetal shop with 100 employees. Drew was 55 years old. He had a heart attack, but tested for Covid-19. They termed it a covid death.
Go figure.
Had a customer die a week or so ago. He owned a precision sheetmetal shop with 100 employees. Drew was 55 years old. He had a heart attack, but tested for Covid-19. They termed it a covid death.
Go figure.
Hunter
Chasin' the Sunset
There are some things that are beyond my ability to "figure"; however, I'm comfortable with my comments in post # 144 above.
BTW, I'm saddened to hear about you customer; my condolences to his family and friends.
This interchange clearly illustrates some major differences in the way I (conservative, science/data-driven) think VS the way you think......
No, I don't watch the daily briefings, nor do I have the expertise to question what the attending physicians (or coroners) deem to be the cause of death -- I have faith that they know how to call "balls and strikes," regardless of what Dr. Birx says.
You make this into a "questioning the experts" and "faith in doctors" when this has nothing to do with the agendas behind this....nor what they're told to do.
This is not about them.....
This reminds me of the "logic" of the nice soccer moms who "don't question the integrity of teachers" and are too uninformed to understand that IT'S NOT ABOUT THEM!! It's about the agenda of their bosses, the teacher's unions.
As far as your post in reply to Butch (whom you don't see) you say you're "saddened"......really??....... if it were ME, that would be a bald-faced manipulative lie. I can offer my condolences but I'm not saddened, I don't know the man.
So, either you're wildly empathetic towards people you've never met, (some of whom you don't even SEE) or something else is going on. But NOTHING in your thinking parallels my own.
As long as "comfortable" is your driver then good on ya I guess, keep on keepin' y'er head down.....
Hunter
Chasin' the Sunset
No, I think you (and those who think like you) have made this into a "'questioning the experts'" and "'faith in doctors'" issue. Yes, I have faith in the attending physicians (and coroners); this isn't the teachers' unions.
As for me being saddened that Butch's acquaintance died, yes, I feel sad about that; just as I felt sad over the years when many other folks whom I didn't know died, and would feel sad if you died. Nope, nothing else is going on; empathy is not something of which I'm ashamed.
Maybe I'm fortunate that we don't think alike.
loud and clear fellow, loud and clear..... folks like me we're a cold and icy bunch. I din't feel Trayvon Martin's pain neiyther, nor imagine him as my son.