ππ±πΌββοΈπ βI donβt take responsibility at all.β Donald Trump, March 13, 2020, in regards to the governmentβs mishandling of the response to the COVID-19 virus.
How in the world is there not a massive call for the resignation of this inept and dangerous president?
Why aren’t the Dems stepping up to lead since there is no real leadership coming from the White House?
While the Dems canβt enact policy alone, they could have a site where they list the reliable sources, explain who the unreliable source are, advice on how to steps to take to avoid contamination, what realistically people should do to prepare. You know, from longer stays at home to working from home to what do to with your children, etc.
All the advice having the backing of the Dem party as a whole.
Each name at the bottom of the page would represent the signature of the Dem who back this advice. It should, of course, be the entire Dem party.
π·ππ¨ I wonder why other countries with single payer healthcare systems havenβt put pressure on the U.S. to adopt the same kind of program (you know, the way folks are told vaccines are good for the herd, etc).
We must send a lot of sick Americans around the world potentially putting others at risk and costing other countries money.
πΈπ΅π¦ I keep reading that Michael Bloomberg spent between 300 - 500 million dollars on his campaign. I wonder how long it’ll take him to recoup that money. I bet all that money will be back in his accounts well before the election.
π²πβ’οΈ Folding phones are like 3D TV: We can make ‘em, but no one will want them. Also, they mostly suck. I just would really like to see Apple (and others!) come out with an iPhone 5-sized phone with all the iPhone X crap shoved in there.
π€¦ββοΈπβοΈ It’s a damn sad state of affairs we’re about to enter another war while we can’t supply schools with the needed materials. Oh, also, I wonder if fiscally conservatives folks will bring up the cost of this upcoming military action (seeing as how we canβt supply students with pencils). Ha, JK. It’s never about money. It’s about punishing POC and the poor.
πͺ I somehow missed Justin Townes Earle’s 2017 album Kids in the Street. I mean, I know I knew it was out, but never gave it a listen. Hot damn is it a good set of tunes. It’s been looping for many weeks now. If I think I get bored I just go to his 2019 album The Saint of Lost Causes which is maybe even better. I don’t know, I go back and forth. OK, let me be clear here: All his records are just great and you should give them a listen.
Nothing is free! The people of these countries paid taxes for these services. They pre-paid! There may be low-to-no-cost at the point of service, but they did pay.
Why folks in the U.S. aren’t up in arms about paying taxes AND paying outrageous medical fees is beyond me. If you add up U.S. taxes and medical costs, it’s far higher than the taxes in these other countries.
β οΈπ«π When I came across this tweet of a New Zealander giving up his gun I immediately thought “I can’t imagine this ever ever ever happening in America.” But, after thinking about it some (and doing a little searching to confirm it), I knew I was wrong. Look at this guy destroying his gun. In fact, he did it before that New Zealander turned his in.
The second amendment is not needed today and so I’m all for the collection of everyone’s guns. You see, if you feel you need a gun, you should have to apply for a license. That license has to be renewed like any driver’s license. In order to get the license you’ll need prove that you know how to use and care for it and have a place to store it safely. And, of course, you’ll need to pass a background check and psychological screening. Oh, that will have to happen each and every time it comes up for renewal. Finally, all your neighbors within a certain radius would be informed that you have a gun and what kind it is. If you license expires and the gun isn’t turned in, the authorities come to claim it.