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@Marakus @EdBoatConnoisseur More people should face consequences, including the people who have all the credentials and stuff. My statement is just a matter of liability so that someone who is truly too incompetent gets consequences when they screw up. Yes, far too many incompetent people are protected from the necessary consequences, and often the supposed qualification system fails to filter out people that should not be there.

@EdBoatConnoisseur the question I have is did she cause any issue while being a nurse? If she was there for 7 months and did not get found out that long, she was doing fine. Those who are upset about credentials often show that they care more about the song and dance than results.

The way I see it, she can be a nurse no problem. She should be liable if she screws up though. Severe punishment for that should be enough of a deterrent.

@captainslow @Grumblesock @Humpleupagus @grey My contention remains that the first one being the worst was precisely because it was a novel, acute upper respiratory infection and between old and infirm populations with literally 0 immune reaction (hence, novel), those die-offs are entirely expected, especially given that the government reaction was specifically to shelter old people in large groups.

Younger people who died almost exclusively had either immune compromise or some other comorbidity that would predispose them to a greater negative outcome and the ones who didn't could simply have had a perfectly normal, but uncommon, anomalous reaction (or lack of reaction) to the disease.

Couple that with massive over-reporting of to-the-minute world wide deaths when people are used to hearing about no deaths at all, and we get the lingering feeling that COVID's initial strain was massively worse. Maybe. I haven't met any young, healthy people who got infected early on and got better later who have insisted it was awful. At least, no hysterical ones. The people I knew then said "Ah, it was like a pretty bad flu, I guess."

Which, again, novel pathogen, that's expected. Takes time for your body to catch up. And then all future versions are easier to deal with. That's how infant mortality works. Remember to breast feed your kids, fellas. Personally.

A man has to work considerably less hard and less rigourously to provide for only himself versus a whole family. This may be true for cooking and cleaning, but to far less of an extent.

@newman Might be astroturfed, but I still see plenty of lefties worshiping Fauci to this day in light of all the news. Even if it is all fake and gay support, it indicates that those shills want you to think he deserves support and praise.

The reactions from both sides of the aisle regarding Fauci tells us something very important. That is that hardly anyone has changed their opinion on him. Shills on the left still praise him while everyone on the right was already against him. No one who already knew of his bullshit has found out anything new, and those who praise him as a saint have no idea what people against him state as their reasons.

In the end, I see no evidence of "the people are waking up."

@Nils like every other country, El Salvador's birth rate has been in decline for decades. Looking at one data point and drawing a conclusion from that is not the way to think. Look at the rest of the surrounding countries and look at their birth rates.

If this is a troll post, fine. But in general, feminism is what causes birth rates to go down.

@Tfmonkey Anecdotal report on farming situation in my neck of the woods. Did a small road trip recently and in my area (where farming most certainly makes up most of the land use), and I did see almost every field having crops growing.

Not saying you are wrong about many farms not having planted crops, and maybe the effects you are describing will be delayed later. But at the very least, the fertilizer issues have not become much of a factor yet in my area.

@Wormwood But for real, I never believe anyone actually likes every genre of music. Some people think that they have a broad range of exposure to music because they listen to Top 40s radio and have friends with a few off-beat but not too far out muscial playlists.

No, there is a whole world of musical genres out there, and you will not like them all. It is fine not to like them all, but those who make that claim are either ignorant or lying.

@MCMLXVIIOTG @deprecated_ii I recall a bunch of boomer tier Facebook memes being presented as "proof" as well. It was insulting to everyone's intelligence to think that this would serve as any level of "interference" that had any influence on how people voted.

@MeBigbrain @jb no one, because the Redditor is fishing for a rationalization to explain away the fact that there is some fraudulence taking place. And if you are so hyped up about a movie that you would reserve tickets a year in advance, you would not just "forget about it."

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