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Last edited by flips333; 08-12-2020 at 10:39 AM.
Originally Posted by MrPoon
Caring for elderly would put you in high risk category. At least that’s how my state and employer deem it. Basically anyone over 65 or caring for elderly is high risk and asked to not even make occasional office visits. Which is moot because we’re remote through the end of the year but that’s besides the point.
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Yeah. We have a hysterical public that demands info NOW NOW NOW and they happen to be scientifically illiterate. Not understanding that we will always know more tomorrow about anything than we do today should be a basic concept to grasp.
Why do they keep changing their minds!! It’s a conspiracy against trump! That’s the only rationale explanation!
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Going by the statistics that this scenario is founded upon (not a scenario I necessarily agree with, mind you) you simply do what you do with the teachers and other high-risk occupations: replace all personnel over 60 and all who balk, and let the rest lead the way the herd immunity. Yes, most of the rest will get infected and some will die, but let it be said that in love and war, nothing worthwhile comes easily.
Meanwhile, you encourage — or mandate — old people to stay away if they fear the consequences.
Here is the question of the day, does anyone think that wealthy people should pay a lower percentage of their income to taxes than middle class people? Don't argue tax brackets, just a simple question. Do you think someone earning 46 million dollars should pay a lower percentage of their income than say someone earning sixty thousand?
Here is the question of the day, does anyone think that wealthy people should pay a lower percentage of their income to taxes than middle class people? Don't argue tax brackets, just a simple question. Do you think someone earning 46 million dollars should pay a lower percentage of their income than say someone earning sixty thousand?
Here is the question of the day, does anyone think that wealthy people should pay a lower percentage of their income to taxes than middle class people? Don't argue tax brackets, just a simple question. Do you think someone earning 46 million dollars should pay a lower percentage of their income than say someone earning sixty thousand?
Now we just need the return of PatsFan and SmthBluCitrus!
....and natepro for **** talking entertainment.
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If Trump can become president with no political background then I don't understand why I need a resumé
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