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China 'willfully inflicted coronavirus upon the world'
JoeWeber replied to airdvr's topic in Speakers Corner
Fair enough. Yet it begs another question: does your off the cuff analysis observe or predict any asymmetries amongst the various political affiliations? -
China 'willfully inflicted coronavirus upon the world'
JoeWeber replied to airdvr's topic in Speakers Corner
Was your study inconclusive at 1 or 2 election cycles? No matter probably is close enough. Hang the bastard. -
That's the spirit, it's not a disastrous pandemic it's the Corona Virus Internationals. Let's kick some ass and take home the gold. T and I are in. Our team name is Creeped Out.
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Well, we've already phoned a friend, used our lifeline and polled the audience. Time to ask our wives, I reckon.
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I think you have a poor understanding of how most people define a racist.
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Possibly. It might also be owing to our spending less time concerned with how much everyone else is getting.
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Have you ever noticed how liberals tend to be slightly better at capitalism?
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Portland finds a way. Close down her strip clubs, and dancers will do delivery. That’s what’s happening at the Lucky Devil Lounge at 633 S.E. Powell Blvd. The club was forced to close with Gov. Kate Brown’s mandate to stem the spread of coronavirus, but the order does allow food establishments to offer take-out or delivery. And thus was born club owner Shon Boulden’s newest business: Boober Eats. The home delivery service, in which a pair of scantily clad strippers will deliver hot food to your door, started as a joke Boulden posted on social media. When people began seriously inquiring about orders, Boulden saw potential. So, while the rest of Portland was hoarding toilet paper and pasta, he bought out one local store’s stock of pasties. From 7 p.m. to 1 a.m., Boober Eats is offering the full menu from the Lucky Devil Lounge at the same prices. Delivery rates are generally $30, but vary depending on distance from the lounge.
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And I'm thinking this goat roping contest might end like Ten Seconds to Hell.
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Just need to be creative are understand the news cycle.
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That's not how it works in conservative circles. Just before he talked to her she talked to the neighbor who just before talking to her watched the latest FOX News and so on and so on. That's why their info is always so current.
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But it's in the Constitution, it's essential
JoeWeber replied to JoeWeber's topic in Speakers Corner
I hadn't thought about it that way, but you are right. Most of my guns are 30+ years old and for what I like there isn't much difference today. I'm not a pistol fan, probably because I lack serious training, and I don't care for semi auto rifles. In fact the last firearm I've purchased was a Beretta 1301 12 ga. a couple years ago and that was just to upgrade my home defense shot gun from a standard Beretta 12 ga. I can't understand the logic of having 50 guns, and more all of the time, unless you want to force them to bring a truck when confiscation happens. -
China 'willfully inflicted coronavirus upon the world'
JoeWeber replied to airdvr's topic in Speakers Corner
You don't count. You dance to your own music. -
It can have uncertain results, that's sure. I have a sister whose newly born again friends persuaded her to try AA. She went from a funny sort to have a drink with to completely intolerable on every occasion.
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This is the conservative, binary, blame game world view that makes solutions so difficult. There is one real intersect between business and politics: it matters not what the counter party gets as long as you get what you need. I'm sorry to have to bring it up again but conservatives time and again miss that point.
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But it's in the Constitution, it's essential
JoeWeber replied to JoeWeber's topic in Speakers Corner
But New Jersey, how could you? How can the Second Amendment be non-essential? What's next, no crying? Gov. Phil Murphy’s executive order to close all non-essential retail business has forced gun dealers, who were experiencing a spike in sales amid the anxiety surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, to shut down. On Saturday, the online service used to process background checks for firearm dealers, the New Jersey National Instant Criminal Background Check System, told stores they can no longer process requests. “Per Executive Order 107, (Murphy) is ordering the residents of New Jersey to stay home, directing all non-essential retail businesses closed to the public,” a notice on the online system states. “At this time, the order includes New Jersey Firearms State Licensed Dealers.” -
True, likely. But the blatant injustices must be observed. In the meantime it's everyone for themselves. Everyone here: get safe and take this seriously. You can isolate in fun, creative way's. Irritating and stubborn as we all can be we are also smart, clever people. Please, for my sake because I need the entertainment, be safe.
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We have our standards and priorities. As we've been previously informed by the Orange One, that is the way the world has always worked. Serfs, please stand aside.
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Roger that. Rand Paul: the eye doctor who can not see the forest for the tree's.
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I believe you are right. We're on full lockdown mode at the DZ. Key people know that it's health first and don't fret the paycheck. This could be a full wash and as long as our key staff are here for next season, I'm good. Skydiving is amongst the worst business profiles to spread this virus. We are not special. DZO's and jumpers alike need to take a chill pill and see things as they are not as we want them to be. It's all about the rate of infection curve and the timing impact on available essential medical services. Why is that so hard to see?
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Good. We should have made you people stay home long ago. Next up: Pennsylvania.
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It is indeed. If not, I wouldn't be smirking right now.
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But it's in the Constitution, it's essential
JoeWeber replied to JoeWeber's topic in Speakers Corner
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The Trump administration is considering whether to create a special enrollment period for Obamacare coverage because of the coronavirus emergency, a CMS spokesperson confirmed. All while suing in Court to shut down Obamacare. Nice.
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Where, oh, where did they get that idea?
