"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?
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Downtown Raleigh had armed battyman walking around protesting 2nd Amendment rights when no one was even talking about taking away gun rights
Man, it's crazy to know that people can just make up shit in their head that has nothing to do with anything and make it a truth that other will agree with. Lol.
Mental health is declining for many. Many ain’t going to be able to handle it.
Agreed. It's notable and very impactful too when you see shit falling apart after a few days / weeks earlier this spring. Let alone months / years from now later in 2020 and into 2021/2022.
Three-month emergency shelter to open in Richmond
A shelter with self-isolation measures in place for Richmond’s homeless population – along with health and personal support – will open at the former Minoru Place Activity Centre on Tuesday.
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UBC researchers surveying rural and remote B.C. residents about COVID-19 response
The online survey is anonymous and takes 15 minutes to complete
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COVID-19: B.C. — the virus epicentre that wasn't
Data compiled on May 13 show the province's COVID-19 death rate was 3 per 100,000 residents, better than almost anywhere in North America and much of Europe.
And these reopening date giving people a false sense of reality. They are expecting things to be the same, but you go out it’s far from it.
It took me a while to get use to seeing people wearing masks all the time. Now stores are opening with limited capacity.
It’s going to be interesting to see how this unfolds. I think violence have went down nationally and probably globally as well.
Agreed. The first few weeks were eery. Having to commute to work - hardly any cars or people out there. Thankfully work has followed all the rules and guidelines and taken things very seriously. Lots of updates. People haven't wavered & have cooperated.
Got really frustrated in April with some of the hotter weather. Packs of people out for regular running and cycling groups. All travelling in close distance / proximity to one another. Recycled air. Others around them walking and jogging ... people thinking everything's fine. It isn't. It wasn't. People still need to set the right example(s). Others get jealous and envious of those habits ... they see others doing it and think - "Well, I can too ..."
"It only affects the older population ..."
"I'm young and healthy ... not a problem for me ..."
That's not the fucking point. Damn. Think about your parent(s). Your older friend(s). Your aunt(s) or uncle(s). People in your circle that have battled heart attacks, strokes, asthma, heart ailments, diabetes & more over the decades.
Man shouts racist slurs, hits woman in face after she sneezes while walking dog in East Vancouver
VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) — Dakota Holmes says she was punched in the face several times while having racist slurs yelled at her by a large, white man after she sneezed while walking her dog Friday night. The 27-year-old took her dog, Kato, to the park near St. Catherine’s Street and East 33 Avenue...
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Agreed. The first few weeks were eery. Having to commute to work - hardly any cars or people out there. Thankfully work has followed all the rules and guidelines and taken things very seriously. Lots of updates. People haven't wavered & have cooperated.
Got really frustrated in April with some of the hotter weather. Packs of people out for regular running and cycling groups. All travelling in close distance / proximity to one another. Recycled air. Others around them walking and jogging ... people thinking everything's fine. It isn't. It wasn't. People still need to set the right example(s). Others get jealous and envious of those habits ... they see others doing it and think - "Well, I can too ..."
"It only affects the older population ..."
"I'm young and healthy ... not a problem for me ..."
That's not the fucking point. Damn. Think about your parent(s). Your older friend(s). Your aunt(s) or uncle(s). People in your circle that have battled heart attacks, strokes, asthma, heart ailments, diabetes & more over the decades.
Exactly! It goes to show you how much people think of themselves first instead of how they effect others. It’s one of my biggest dislikes about humans.
Well said. The "me first" mentality. Look out for one's self alone, instead of seeing the bigger picture. Very frustrating. Instead of taking a step back and thinking about all of the variables.
Put it this way. My dad's gf's daughter just had her first child a few months ago. She's in her mid-30s. Baby was born 2 weeks early. She has a number of older relatives with health issues who are 70 - 92yo. Her older bro's had assorted health complications the past decade. She's got the right mindset though. Looking out for her own health post-childbirth. Her daughter's well-being. The assorted health concerns with older aunts, uncles, and grandparents. Not jeopardizing anyone. Slowly opening up the circle of contact with loved ones. Still keeping the circle understandably small. Mother's Day last week? A few people came by her place and they communicated from a distance.
Eight sailors from USS Theodore Roosevelt who previously had coronavirus test positive again | CNN Politics
Eight additional sailors aboard the coronavirus-stricken carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt have now tested positive for the virus according to a defense official.
Sailors who had returned to pandemic-stricken aircraft carrier retest positive for coronavirus
Five sailors who had returned to the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier have retested positive for coronavirus, according to a US Navy spokesperson, despite extensive efforts by the Navy to prevent another outbreak on the ship.
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Company tied to Trump campaign manager gets PPP loan
CloudCommerce received nearly $800,000 on May 5.
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Coronavirus: Brazil overtakes Spain and Italy in COVID-19 cases
The country is expected to suffer its biggest annual economic contraction this year since records began over 100 years ago.
Man questioned over Covid-19 death of rail worker who was spat on
British Transport Police officers questioned a 57-year-old man today over an incident where London Victoria rail worker, Belly Mujinga, 47, died of COVID-19 after being spat and coughed over.
Hilarious moment young men start exercising as policeman approaches
As the policeman approaches a man can be heard shouting: 'High knees everyone, high knees!' The scene was captured Saturday afternoon in Birmingham.
'They told us it wasn't contagious'
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Britain pours its first pints! Day-trippers get beers at the seaside
Although pubs are yet to reopen, many revellers have found their way around the rules as they headed out in the sunshine today to enjoy drinks at beach bars in Brighton.
Italians take to streets ahead of bars reopening tomorrow
Shops, bars, cafes, restaurants, hairdressers and museums are among business and activities that can resume Monday in Italy. Premier Giuseppe Conte said they 'must accept' increased risk.
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Needed some work done on the car. So I walked to the shop to go get the vehicle. Let me tell you that this 'new normal' seems to be very close to the old normal up here in NE Ohio. Shop is 4 miles away, so I got to observe a good deal in slow motion. Passed a couple hair salons and I don't know what rules they were following.
Parking lots jam packed. People outside kicking it.
I guess 'new normal' is going to vary greatly by region. I said it before, the numbers just aren't there yet and combining that with official reopenings does give confidence(or false sense of reality as you stated). I searched online for Georgia and shit didn't hit the fan there since reopening 3 weeks ago. If Ohio mirrors that, forget about it. It will be summer as usual up here.
Yep we told you so
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Yep this is coming back and biting Texas in the ass Georgia people be safe out there
Went to Lyndhurst Aldi yesterday. Some old dude, with a mask on, was telling the guy cleaning the cart that this is all not needed. Then asked him does he know anyone that died from it.Needed some work done on the car. So I walked to the shop to go get the vehicle. Let me tell you that this 'new normal' seems to be very close to the old normal up here in NE Ohio. Shop is 4 miles away, so I got to observe a good deal in slow motion. Passed a couple hair salons and I don't know what rules they were following.
Parking lots jam packed. People outside kicking it.
I guess 'new normal' is going to vary greatly by region. I said it before, the numbers just aren't there yet and combining that with official reopenings does give confidence(or false sense of reality as you stated). I searched online for Georgia and shit didn't hit the fan there since reopening 3 weeks ago. If Ohio mirrors that, forget about it. It will be summer as usual up here.
I was so tempted to say "Do you know anyone who died from SARS or Ebola?! Then stfu." But not worth my time.
Chelsea's Hudson-Odoi arrested after 4am row with model who called ambulance
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Girl, 5, fights for life from Kawasaki disease weeks after beating Covid-19
A DAD has shared a devastating photo of his “healthy” five-year-old girl who is fighting for her life with Kawasaki disease. Piers Roberts says his family has been “broken” …
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Heartwarming moment pensioner hugs her grandson for the first time in months using 'cuddle curtain' invention
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