No more sauna and vodka for Covid.
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Letâs not stop thereâŠ
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It must be difficult having a brain sized to match his pump.
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Operation Warp Crawl
"The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Monday that 2.1 million doses of coronavirus vaccines have been administered in two weeks. While this might sound like an impressive number, it should set off alarms.
Letâs start with the math. Anthony S. Fauci, the governmentâs top infectious-disease doctor, estimates that 80 to 85 percent of Americans need to be vaccinated to reach herd immunity. Both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses. Eighty percent of the American population is around 264 million people, so we need to administer 528 million doses to achieve herd immunity.
At the current rate, it would take the United States approximately 10 years to reach that level of inoculation. Thatâs right â 10 years."
10 Years
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Syringe purchase fails and Brazilian Ministry of Health guarantees less than 3% of what is needed for vaccination.
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FYI, this is almost exactly the rate Trump promised.
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Tuesday, December 29, 2020
That Seems Easy
I donât actually think the logistics of vaccine distribution in our big messy country is easy, but it seems like a solveable problem. A lot of people should be on trial for murder, is what Iâm trying to say here.
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That didnât take long.
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Now itâs a loan they have to pay back.
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Guess he wasnât on the trump Super MAGA COVID plan.
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at an annual interest rate of 1% over 5 years. they could invest it and make a profit so far as i understand.
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Luke Letlow, a Republican⊠died on Tuesday evening of complications from Covid-19, a spokesman said. He was 41.
Other elected officials to die from Covid include: a Republican state senator from Minnesota, New Hampshireâs new Republican speaker of the House, and in North Dakota, David Dean Andahl, a Republican known as âDakota Dave,â who was elected posthumously
hmmm⊠i wonder what they have in common 
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Weâre only just rolling out the vaccines, and already there are otherwise respectable people suggesting that we should go off-label into unknown territory by going single-dose. /facepalm
I know that they are having to make tough choices about who gets it first, and itâs so tempting to use that reserved second shot now, but fuuuuck!
I mean, it could work if they had accurate data on future shipments, and a system that properly tracks who needs their second shot, when and which vaccine, but they donât, so itâll be a crap-shoot.
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Easy solution to this. A dozen counter protestors with stink bombs. Once the fresh scent of âliquid assâ is floating around, people might clear out.
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Haha! And can we please stop referring to the âSpanish Fluâ since really it came from US?
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Exactly. I heard that story this morning and itâs upsetting. Not only did they exploit the program to get low-interest government loans instead of paying workers, they made those funds unavailable to small businesses that mightâve made them available to workers.
Just goes to show, if the goal is to get the money to workers, just give the money to the workers, donât filter it through layers.
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