Georgia Governor Says No Mask
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The idea that everybody staying home for two weeks is going to fix everything is rather quaint.
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The idea that everybody staying home for two weeks is going to fix everything is rather quaint.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
The idea that everybody staying home for two weeks is going to fix everything is rather quaint.
If for six weeks, everyone who left their apartments or properties wore a mask while they were out, not only could all businesses open but the number of cases would become nominal.
Please love yourself.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
The idea that everybody staying home for two weeks is going to fix everything is rather quaint.
If for six weeks, everyone who left their apartments or properties wore a mask while they were out, not only could all businesses open but the number of cases would become nominal.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
The idea that everybody staying home for two weeks is going to fix everything is rather quaint.
If for six weeks, everyone who left their apartments or properties wore a mask while they were out, not only could all businesses open but the number of cases would become nominal.
For a lot of people, there's a big difference between 2 weeks and 6 weeks, but fair point. I'm not even sure everybody needs to wear a mask at all times if they take social distancing responsibly.
I was only joking
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They only don’t have the authority because he took it away with his order.
It’s asinine to not invoke subsidiarity here. Dense cities and rural towns don’t need the same rules. Put the locals in charge.
@jon-nyc said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
They only don’t have the authority because he took it away with his order.
It’s asinine to not invoke subsidiarity here. Dense cities and rural towns don’t need the same rules. Put the locals in charge.
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@Jolly when you post stuff like that, it makes me wonder how long we all have until we see an investigative reporter scroll through this place on CNN. Y'know, with the screen all flickery because the monitor refresh rate and the camera are out of sync, and a voiceover of some guy explaining how terrible it is that this has been going on all this time.
I give it 3 to 5 years if we're lucky.
Please love yourself.
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Fear of the cancellation mob is legitimate. Being considered Evil is a powerful dehumanizer, and the left knows that very well. Unfortunately it is also a very easy idea to sell. There is no price for considering the other tribe evil, as long as your tribe is in charge.
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Fear of the cancellation mob is legitimate. Being considered Evil is a powerful dehumanizer, and the left knows that very well. Unfortunately it is also a very easy idea to sell. There is no price for considering the other tribe evil, as long as your tribe is in charge.
@Horace said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
There is no price for considering the other tribe evil, as long as your tribe is in charge.
We have Foucault to thank for that. Thanks a heap, douche.
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@Jolly when you post stuff like that, it makes me wonder how long we all have until we see an investigative reporter scroll through this place on CNN. Y'know, with the screen all flickery because the monitor refresh rate and the camera are out of sync, and a voiceover of some guy explaining how terrible it is that this has been going on all this time.
I give it 3 to 5 years if we're lucky.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Jolly when you post stuff like that, it makes me wonder how long we all have until we see an investigative reporter scroll through this place on CNN. Y'know, with the screen all flickery because the monitor refresh rate and the camera are out of sync, and a voiceover of some guy explaining how terrible it is that this has been going on all this time.
I give it 3 to 5 years if we're lucky.
Just trying to help Jon on his quest for state's rights...
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Jolly when you post stuff like that, it makes me wonder how long we all have until we see an investigative reporter scroll through this place on CNN. Y'know, with the screen all flickery because the monitor refresh rate and the camera are out of sync, and a voiceover of some guy explaining how terrible it is that this has been going on all this time.
I give it 3 to 5 years if we're lucky.
Just trying to help Jon on his quest for state's rights...
@Jolly said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Jolly when you post stuff like that, it makes me wonder how long we all have until we see an investigative reporter scroll through this place on CNN. Y'know, with the screen all flickery because the monitor refresh rate and the camera are out of sync, and a voiceover of some guy explaining how terrible it is that this has been going on all this time.
I give it 3 to 5 years if we're lucky.
Just trying to help Jon on his quest for state's rights...
Subsidiarity. Well below the state level in this case.
Plenty of red state governors get it. Look at Tennessee.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
The idea that everybody staying home for two weeks is going to fix everything is rather quaint.
If for six weeks, everyone who left their apartments or properties wore a mask while they were out, not only could all businesses open but the number of cases would become nominal.
For a lot of people, there's a big difference between 2 weeks and 6 weeks, but fair point. I'm not even sure everybody needs to wear a mask at all times if they take social distancing responsibly.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
The idea that everybody staying home for two weeks is going to fix everything is rather quaint.
If for six weeks, everyone who left their apartments or properties wore a mask while they were out, not only could all businesses open but the number of cases would become nominal.
For a lot of people, there's a big difference between 2 weeks and 6 weeks, but fair point. I'm not even sure everybody needs to wear a mask at all times if they take social distancing responsibly.
quaint
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You got to be die hard GOP to eat this shit sandwhich.
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I just heard they cancelled our Savannah meetings in October/November today. Coincidence or final straw?
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@George-K said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@jon-nyc ... "its."
Also, the cadence is all fucked and the problem's with people not covering their noses, not their chins. It should be, "It wears a mask from nose to chin...."
You're welcome.
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@George-K said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@jon-nyc ... "its."
Also, the cadence is all fucked and the problem's with people not covering their noses, not their chins. It should be, "It wears a mask from nose to chin...."
You're welcome.
@Aqua-Letifer ... fucking poets.
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@Aqua-Letifer ... fucking poets.
@George-K said in Georgia Governor Says No Mask:
@Aqua-Letifer ... fucking poets.
By the way, I've got some education expenses to pay off, so this consult will come to about $eleventy-thousand. I'll invoice ya.
