Utah meeting on masks is canceled when residents without masks pack room
"This is the exact opposite of what we need to be doing," a county commissioner said to boos. "We’re supposed to be physically distancing, wearing masks."
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Why is wearing a mask so difficult?
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Anti-maskers, anti-vaxxers, science deniers and illiterates unite!
Americans a idiots.
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Hit Another Daily Record as State GOP Officials Target Mask Orders — The Wall Street Journal
Officials in some states prepared for more remote instruction in the coming school year as coronavirus infections continue to rise. Measures aimed at slowing the pandemic are facing political resistance.
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A Detailed Map of Who Is Wearing Masks in the U.S. (Published 2020)
The patterns from hundreds of thousands of survey respondents reflect partisanship, peer pressure and the footprint of the coronavirus itself.
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That's a pretty sweet map of population densityAmericans a idiots.
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Hit Another Daily Record as State GOP Officials Target Mask Orders — The Wall Street Journal
Officials in some states prepared for more remote instruction in the coming school year as coronavirus infections continue to rise. Measures aimed at slowing the pandemic are facing political resistance.
A Detailed Map of Who Is Wearing Masks in the U.S. (Published 2020)
The patterns from hundreds of thousands of survey respondents reflect partisanship, peer pressure and the footprint of the coronavirus itself.www.nytimes.com
Out of a population of 330M+
Meanwhile we've destroyed the economy, countless small businesses, the mental health of millions, and worst of all, are destroying the future of our children
Like a typical right wing moron. old Chuck sure changed his tune when his kid got covid. I wonder if Trump is going to tweet this?
Going to have to save this one. It's got serious possibilities as an avatar...
The lazy eye'd White Boy and Public Enemy T-shirt really make a statement.
When are you going to die for the economy?
Be a true Patriot, instead of asking other people to die.
Also, you care about mental illness all of a sudden?
Shouldn't crazy people just pull themselves by the bootstraps?
I'm somewhat skeptical that the citizens of Mono and Eastern Riverside/San Bernadino/Imperial Counties are masked up.Americans a idiots.
It actually isn't; there are shitloads of high density areas that don't show up dark purple, and shitloads of "Cows wear masks?!?!?!" zones lit up.
Look at the lit up zone in Central California along the Nevada border. It's more lit up than LA. Look at the Sonoma/Mendocino coast zones. Lit up.
Look at South Florida. The coastal strip is actually a bit less lit up, but the communities inland are brighter.
Look at the Northeast. East Shore Maryland. Fckng NOBODY lives there. Lit up. Western Massachusetts. There's nobody there. Lit up. Northern New Hampshire and what appears to be Dartmouth, lit up. Coastline, much less lit up.
I can't even find Cincinnati on this map. It should be lit up compared to the visible dark splotch on Lexington, KY. Same thing with Memphis. The 'burbs to the Southeast show up, but the city itself is on the river, and the river is NOT lit up. OKC/Tulsa are barely there. Biloxi and Gulfport are two of the larger places in Mississippi, but their Gulf Coast is very lightly shaded. To the North, there's more shading.
Look at Southwest Georgia. Columbus is on the Chattahoochee, but the state line with Alabama isn't very dark. Go a bit Southeast, and it's one of the darkest zones in the state, even more so than Metro ATL. But there's basically nothing there. What is so lit up? Jimmy Carter's house?
Look at all the lighter shades in North Jersey abutting NYC. That is some of the most densely populated real estate in the US.
Weren't those going down anyway?
Kids are robust.
How did it go when Florida opened up the state?
Did the prove the chicken littles wrong?
New talking point? You really can't go with only the death count matters as death rates are going up in all irresponsible states.
He's going by the fallacy that everyone has already been infected which isn't the case.
150,000 by end of next week. 300,000+ by election day and that's assuming only 1,000 dead per day. It could end being a lot more. We will learn a lot in the next 2 - 6 weeks.
I’ve been saying for months that, if we don’t get this under control, we’ll be at 150,000 deaths by mid-July. I was hoping i was wrong and we’d all be laughing at how much we overreacted by now.
Sadly, we have one of the biggest public health disasters in US history on our hands and we have nobody to thank but ourselves.
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