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Sisu
5 years ago
Yes. Not only the least densely populated areas have few “CoVid” deaths but also some densely populated coastal areas. Could it be that the “self centered” municipal union members in metro areas are silently taking a stand; because they are “self centered”. … At times Herschel, … you are a bit too confident in your “Judgements”. …
George 1
5 years ago
So, the Nebraska AG does not want blood on his hands. Too bad many other AGs don’t think the same way.
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Herschel Smith
5 years ago
@Sisu,
(1) It’s ‘judgment’, not ‘judgement’.
(2) Your observation could be correct. I didn’t make that claim, you did, but I wouldn’t deny it. Either way, my observation was led with “Perhaps.” To the extent “perhaps” is a judgment, you can decide.
(3) This graphic doesn’t make claims about Covid deaths. The graphic depicts deaths per capita. It’s a normalized value.
Frank Clarke
5 years ago
(1) corn pollen is an effective prophylactic against Covid
(2) Next you’ll be trying to convince us that ‘colour’ is spelled without the ‘u’… ;-)
Fred
5 years ago
There are two ways to go home safe at the end of your shift:
(1) shoot everybody and claim qualified immunity or,
(2) the Nebraska AG way; let men be freemen.
(3) conclusion; the second one is much more effective for the long term stability of any civilization lest you come under “judgement” for acting under “colour” of law.
Mill Tone
5 years ago
What sucks is the attitude in the ModernHealthCare article how *allowing physicians*…blah, blah, blah…is in the mentality of those who would rule over us. *They* who would rule, who suck at most everything.
The state has ruined everything it has touched. It touched health care, now it turns to sh*t too. Time to pray.
Hudson H Luce
5 years ago
Mr Clarke, I’ve never heard that corn pollen is an “effective prophylactic” against COVID, and I’d appreciate a journal reference, but in any case, by that reasoning, we’d expect to see similar results in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky, the latter state which is renowned for certain corn products…
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Yes. Not only the least densely populated areas have few “CoVid” deaths but also some densely populated coastal areas. Could it be that the “self centered” municipal union members in metro areas are silently taking a stand; because they are “self centered”. … At times Herschel, … you are a bit too confident in your “Judgements”. …
So, the Nebraska AG does not want blood on his hands. Too bad many other AGs don’t think the same way.
@Sisu,
(1) It’s ‘judgment’, not ‘judgement’.
(2) Your observation could be correct. I didn’t make that claim, you did, but I wouldn’t deny it. Either way, my observation was led with “Perhaps.” To the extent “perhaps” is a judgment, you can decide.
(3) This graphic doesn’t make claims about Covid deaths. The graphic depicts deaths per capita. It’s a normalized value.
(1) corn pollen is an effective prophylactic against Covid
(2) Next you’ll be trying to convince us that ‘colour’ is spelled without the ‘u’… ;-)
There are two ways to go home safe at the end of your shift:
(1) shoot everybody and claim qualified immunity or,
(2) the Nebraska AG way; let men be freemen.
(3) conclusion; the second one is much more effective for the long term stability of any civilization lest you come under “judgement” for acting under “colour” of law.
What sucks is the attitude in the ModernHealthCare article how *allowing physicians*…blah, blah, blah…is in the mentality of those who would rule over us. *They* who would rule, who suck at most everything.
The state has ruined everything it has touched. It touched health care, now it turns to sh*t too. Time to pray.
Mr Clarke, I’ve never heard that corn pollen is an “effective prophylactic” against COVID, and I’d appreciate a journal reference, but in any case, by that reasoning, we’d expect to see similar results in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky, the latter state which is renowned for certain corn products…