Without shutdown these would be not Trump, but COVID Campaign Rallies anyway.
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Two days ago:
Today:
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Block and report. Thatâs all any of us can do.
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Lockdown Advice: In a nutshell, drive your car 30-60 minutes once a week
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Iâve been earwormed with this one lately:
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Maybe, just maybe
(The one box doesnât show it, but this is an archive of his antivaccine tweets)
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Corona Zombies 2: Barbie & Kendra Save The Tiger King
Most of the risks stated in the article are negligible or wonât be mitigated by just driving a car. The only serious one is fuel going bad, but driving once per 2 months should be fine for that and will be better for environment. From my experience thereâs no such thing as âtransmission drying outâ, some of my vehicles sit for 6 or more months between uses and that never happened (I donât have anything with automatic transmission though).
Iâd say itâs better to avoid risk of infection due to gas station visit.
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Like they havenât been through enough. Man.
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Hollywood stars are having a difficult time competing against youtubers who known how to make content from home for years
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Headline should read âsanctuary city for coronavirus.â Also, the person speaking so glowingly of this has a vested interest in people dying. SMFH.
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These Nurses in Belgium are protesting the Prime Minister because she signed a decree allowing hospitals to hire less trained people to help out with the more menial tasks at hospitals during a crisis. Powerful, peaceful, and well coordinated show that impressed until I read the reason for it.
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I understand them. Such a decree would be reasonable if it also significantly raised wages of already hired, experienced nurses. Knowing how little nurses earn (Iâm not sure about Belgium, but at least in other countries), it is entirely possible that newly hired people will earn more than them despite lower qualifications. They will probably not find many candidates to work in a hospital for a low wage during pandemic.
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Representatives later explained that front-line workers were disappointed in the governmentâs handling of the crisis, and its approach to health care in general, including issues such as budget cuts, low salaries and staff shortages. They are also unhappy about the governmentâs attempts to recruit unqualified staff to provide support to nursing personnel, rather than pay for trained professionals.
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Oh, and the response from the government was not exactly measured:
âSome of the hospital staff evidently wished to ruin the sympathy and admiration built up over the past few months with ridiculous actions â like children who have not had what they wanted â that reflect a politicised trade union opposition guided by the left, which has had to be silent until now but aims to exploit this crisis as much as possible,â the minister wrote in her post which, however, was no longer visible by midday.
Way to support your medical sector in a crisis. You hack.
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owns a company that makes gravestones
Thatâs just a little too spot on. The writers of this stupid timeline are starting to get lazy.
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