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Gunn, the presiding officer of the 122-member House, has sometimes worn a mask and sometimes not.
Mississippi house speaker tests positive for coronavirus
House Speaker Philip Gunn said Sunday that he had tested positive for the coronavirus as state health officials reported more than 200 new infections and five deaths linked to the...apnews.com
@Lars Soros shes one of us, we have to go get her out right?
I can really identify with people who don't want to wear masks and state governments who didn't push for more aggressive mitigation. They both received mixed messages and delayed or inadequate assistance from the federal government so they didn't really know what to do. Now it's hard to know who to trust. The suffering and death people may face isn't because they're idiots. It's because they were abandoned.
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@Saloth Sar looks like you'll have to cancel that trip to Sydney, m8. Kinda crazy how your states can close their borders like that. Though we can set up checkpoints here, banning interstate travel is unconstitutional.
I'm guessing your Constitution explicitly allows it?
Why would anyone want to go to Sydney voluntarily? To participate in a race riot?
Kinda crazy how your states can close their borders like that. Though we can set up checkpoints here, banning interstate travel is unconstitutional.
I'm guessing your Constitution explicitly allows it?
There are some arguing it is unconstitutional to shut the borders. But like everything written in these documents by acient rich old fairies in silly archaic language, we would have to wait several years for some modern rich old fairies to interpret that silly language in court. So right now the state governments can just wipe their asses on the constitution if they feel like it.
The Plot Thickens
So one question, would the president legally be able to override the orders of governors on shutdowns and masks? Executive orders or something? Or in a case of national emergency?
How is it in counties and cities? Do governors have more say then let's say mayors on this?
Guess it's actually two questions.
How is it in counties and cities? Do governors have more say then let's say mayors on this?
Guess it's actually two questions.
Really, 2020?
cnn.it
Chinese authorities confirm case of bubonic plague in Inner Mongolia | CNN
In the Chinese region of Inner Mongolia, a city is on high alert after authorities confirmed a case of the bubonic plague -- the disease that once caused the most deadly pandemic in human history.
There is a respiratory virus outbreak that can kill you. Why would anyone have to tell you to wear a mask?
I'm sorry. But that's like "no one told me bungee jumping could be dangerous!"
Really, 2020?
Chinese authorities confirm case of bubonic plague in Inner Mongolia | CNN
In the Chinese region of Inner Mongolia, a city is on high alert after authorities confirmed a case of the bubonic plague -- the disease that once caused the most deadly pandemic in human history.
Well, you see most public health agencies told the public that wearing a mask increased the chances of getting sick and that they should not wear them.
That list is ridiculous.
Ya, I don't get some of the choices.
It's almost like these lists are made by bureaucrats and not scientists.
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