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This would be a pretty boring world if we didn't have bias.

Well, in trying to convince me that 1968 was a great time he must have missed the assassinations. And, I don't recall the 70's being all that great here either.

Rox makes me get the injection every year. Also got the pneumonia vaccine. Considering the shingles vaccine (but it's expensive). Absolutely no chance I would miss a Covid-19 vaccine.

So what you're saying is people need to be assassinated in order for their to be change to the good? M'kay.

I should just ignore those posts but I cant' really so I'll just say fuck off.

Yea right....

Please tell me that someone of your obvious intelligence level doesn't believe anything coming out of China.

Bobby Kennedy assasinated. MLK assassinated. Rule of law? I think some of the protesters outside of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago might have a different viewpoint. i don't think the Trump years even come close. https://www.archives.gov/news/topics/1968-a-year-of-turmoil-and-change

Collapse? Get real. If you want to see a country on the verge of collapse I suggest you look at the US in 1968.

Ok John...you want to know my feelings about Trump? I feel about him the same way I feel about every other lifetime politician who's held a position in DC, Republican or Democrat. They're all fucking snakes only interested in themselves and they've spent the last 50 years at least, selling the US down the river. They spout pre-planned bullshit speeches designed to pull the wool over our eyes and it works. They play R against D and D against R, all the while knowing that if we were woke we'd see that they are the problem. Do I love Trump? No...but I know who he is more than any other politician because he isn't scripted. Will I vote for him again? I don't know. I was hoping the Dems would put up someone that would make the choice easier for me. I don't really want a continuation of Trump. They didn't. I believe Biden is a good egg but he's one of the career pols that would lie when the truth would sound better. I'm not even sure he would recognize a lie v. the truth anymore. SO I hope this answers your question.

Kinda makes me feel bad for you. It's gotta be more than 10%. Parkman was a small DZ when I was there regularly in early '80s and '90s. There were a few of the regulars that I wasn't fond of but certainly 70-80% of the regular jumpers I still consider friends.

Yes it does.

They admitted they got it wrong. I'm loving this. I knew you guys would jump all over someone who throws it back in your face,

One side is reporting information from other people. The other is stating the position of the current Administration. How the fuck do you not understand the difference? When WaPo states the flu is a bigger threat than Covid-19 that's not reporting information from other sources. That's an opinion. How the fuck do you not understand this? I'll refrain from the backdoor PA about being stupid.

Nice to know you care...thanks.

KoolAid man! With a K

I've waved the white flag when it comes to the new Green order. Or should that be a green one?

Wouldn't it be a hoot?

Sorry. I thought your first name was Marc.

Well...that kinda would be a point don't you think?

You...

Context Marc...context.

No one cares what I think. I'd seriously be interested in how she feels about this. Looks like she has an HRC sized appetite for power and notability. Why would she stay with such a scumbag?

I umm...can assure you it needs to be a lot. A friend told me.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/time-for-a-reality-check-america-the-flu-is-a-much-bigger-threat-than-coronavirus-for-now/2020/01/31/46a15166-4444-11ea-b5fc-eefa848cde99_story.html The rapidly spreading virus has closed schools in Knoxville, Tenn., cut blood donations to dangerous levels in Cleveland and prompted limits on hospital visitors in Wilson, N.C. More ominously, it has infected as many as 26 million people in the United States in just four months, killing up to 25,000 so far. In other words, a difficult but not extraordinary flu season in the United States, the kind most people shrug off each winter or handle with rest, fluids and pain relievers if they contract the illness. But this year, a new coronavirus from China has focused attention on diseases that can sweep through an entire population, rattling the public despite the current magnitude of the threat. Clearly, the flu poses the bigger and more pressing peril; a handful of cases of the new respiratory illness have been reported in the United States, none of them fatal or apparently even life-threatening.