
TheFlop
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Just now, Bison06 said:
Remember this morning when you denied defending and downplaying Antifa's actions?
I thought Antifa didn't exist?
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5 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
Is the tantrum complete?
You're the one crying and throwing a tantrum about people not putting any droplets into the air and can't even back up your own argument of what acceptable is.
I'm fine wide open. Why aren't you?
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1 minute ago, Hayduke1 said:
Lol........spin all you want but that building still looks burned down....even an idiot.....well most idiots....would consider the current owner of the property/building every bit the stakeholder as the guy that ran the camera shop located in that building.
Business owner is just mad at himself. I for one am shocked there was a camera business to even buy 8 years ago......didn't those go away 20 years ago with something called digital cameras?
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6 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
Yet here your are whining and crying.
But keep on keeping on, people like you are doing what seemed to be impossible 6 months ago. You are handing the election to Trump again. When it comes to giving up personal freedom, you are in the minority when it comes to people that blindly do so without questioning it.....and a growing number of people are fed up with that mentality
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1 minute ago, Redneksioux said:
Yet here your are whining and crying.
It's not whining and crying, it's asking to live life as normal. Whining and crying is being scared of living life and expecting everyone else to curl up in the fetal position too.
Anyways, once again, you showed your true colors and general lack of knowledge by not being able to support your argument by giving any response to what acceptable risk is.
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15 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
Not as dumb as that idiot in Thompson who bought a house in a commercial zone then threw a fit when they wouldn't rezone it to residential;)
Don't sell your self short.
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35 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
Let's start by lowering the chance.
What chance would be considered unacceptable to you?
No, this is your argument. Don't be scared of giving an answer like you are of living life. YOU are the one that is trying to dictate to everyone what acceptable risk is so YOU should step up and state what acceptable is. Your hypocrisy and wishy washy answers are exactly what it wrong with the Covid situation.
The level of risk that I find unacceptable is irrelevant to the rest of Grand Forks or society in general. If I don't feel safe in a situation, I will remove myself from that situation. I won't whine and cry until everyone else does too. You really don't get it do you?
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1 minute ago, Redneksioux said:
Who is insisting on zero chance of catching Covid? It was a little too late for that a long time ago.
Ok, so what chance is acceptable?
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Covid-19 argument summed up = I can't/am too scared to do something so you shouldn't be able to do it either.
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4 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
No I cannot. But the measures I have taken greatly reduce my chances of being in that accident.
So if you are vulnerable and/or just plain worried, would staying at home, visiting stores at off peak hours, etc also greatly reduce your odds of catching Covid? Why with driving is "reduced" good enough but with Covid there is an insistance on zero chance?
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42 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
No because I'm prepared to drive. I consider myself a fairly defensive driver, I use my seatbelt, I obey the traffic laws/speed limits, I don't drive intoxicated, I limit distractions, and my vehicle has a number of safety features that were designed based on generations of testing. I even go so far as to run winter tires during the cold and icy months.
Do you feel safe when you drive? If so, why are you looking into other's cars while driving?
So even though you feel that you are prepared to drive, can you guarantee 100% that you won't cause an accident that causes harm to someone else? Because using your mask logic..... unless you can (which you can't) you shouldn't be able to ever drive right?
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2 minutes ago, Oxbow6 said:
Hopkins (MN) school board voted to remove the police presnce from the high school.
Job well done Oxbow. Fitting that you are Mr 500!
Speech speech speech
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This one's pretty entertaining too. It's like Hayduke trying to stick with a losing argument.
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7 minutes ago, Goon said:
Let's make it an even 600.
Heydud1 gets hyper excited when you talk about water cannons.
Water is life. What's the big deal?
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It's gotta be right here
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C'mon page 500
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Just now, Redneksioux said:
I've been aware before the media told me, and you know that.
No you haven't. Im guessing before Covid you went to a movie or sporting event at some point without a mask... And although Covid may have not have been present, other airborne illnesses were that could affect those with underlying conditions......you just didn't realize that it was there in the air.
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Just now, Redneksioux said:
Sure it's not the only risk, it's just the biggest risk to those.
In this small hand selected period of time maybe, but overall they are still much more at risk of the underlying condition rather than Covid if you were capable of taking a step back and looking big picture.
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3 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
This sounds like a problem. So why is the White House's coronavirus task force not addressing this instead of trying to reduce the number of people tested?
So it's the White Houses fault that the medical community hasn't come up with an accurate test yet? Listen to yourself! Is it also the White Houses fault that the medical community hasn't found a cure for cancer yet? Geezus, what is wrong with you?
Just think of the financial windfall that would come to the first company that develops a fast and accurate Covid test? Believe me, companies don't need the White House to pressure them to do it
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3 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
What percentage of people in the US have underlying conditions making them high risk with covid? And what about essential workers? Should they stay home in their basements too? Live your lives I don't care. Just keep your droplets to yourself.
Your logic is pathetic because you act like Covid is the only risk those with underlying health conditions face......newsflash it's not. If you are vulnerable, it's up to you to protect yourself. This "keep your droplets" to yourself is also a whiney worn out response you've been giving for months. The only way to not get droplets from another human being (any droplets, good, bad, Covid, whatever, is to never leave a sealed room.
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1 hour ago, Redneksioux said:
What percentage of the tests are believed to be flawed? Would you agree that the White House's coronavirus task force should be more concerned about figuring this out instead of reducing the number of people tested?
Unless it recently changed estimates were running that the test was only accurate about 2/3 of the time.
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7 minutes ago, Hayduke1 said:
Someone get another padded cell ready...
There won't be any padding in the cells where your buddies go after the election.
2020 Dumpster Fire (Enter at your own risk)
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Sounds like a personal responsibility issue. Those with access to old people should be more careful/be tested often and the facility should tighten their procedures. Shouldn't cause a volleyball team of high school kids to miss two weeks of games.