Duh. And what occurred before that transmission in November to get to that point? A transmission in October, and a bunch more in the months before then. So yes, weddings in August and September lead to Covid transmissions in November.
It's a higher risk event, yes. Spacing and other things tamp down that risk, but it's clearly higher risk than staying at home.
*rolls eyes*
Oops, looks like I nearly copied your response just a bit ago. (sorry) Kinda amusing though.
Individual rights is a really tricky concept, but I’m confident that with some perseverance, you too could one day wrap your head around it.
With a little effort, you might be able to figure out why civil societies require laws and regulations. Notably, almost all laws and regulations are made because people who have individual rights choose to do bad things, making the laws and regulations unfortunately necessary.
Nope. They are made because central planners think they can engineer society if only they had control. They fail every time, but the very smart people like you are sure it can be done.
You really like pissing in the wind.... don't you.
I noticed none of the jamm jamm clan touched the airplane post. Hmmm
If only Covid had killed half the world, the we could have the freedom we both desire. I have resigned myself to the fact that once you have too many people, rules I don't really like are necessary if you want a civilzed society.
It’s amusing to me that progressives think the world is overpopulated, and people like Biden team members Zeke Emanuel think people over 75 should be denied care, yet here comes a disease which naturally achieves all of their stated goals and it’s freak out city. How could that be? It’s not hard to figure out.
I said I think we need more rules because of the sheer number of people. Sorry to break it to you, I don't make policy. You can't cherry pick two people and make judgements like that...Logic Fail!!! Try harder next time.
Binary fallacy to the nth degree. It's all you've got. Truly, in all things. First and foremost in your pseudo-economic ramblings and fairy tale logic.
Who really cares?
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
Don't use fancy lingo you obviosuly dont understand
What are the cases like in other KS counties?
rightttttttttttt. you're nutty.
You just can’t make such a huge deal about masks, politicize their use, claim the results back you up, and then when it’s shown that mask mandates have done NOTHING, continually back track to “no one says masks are the answer”. The correct response is to dial back on the focus on masks, the politicization, and the shaming and anger. You think they probably help. Great. Let’s leave it there.What are the cases like in other KS counties?
As has been mentioned 2000 times in this thread, no one thinks masks are the only thing required. They help when compared to not using them. But if people are spending significant time without masks in public at restaurants, gyms, etc the mandate won't be perfect.
Here's the map of KS. Look at how much more intense things are in western KS, where there were fewer mandates:
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A few people made a big deal about masks. Most people said just wear them, it doesn't affect anything and they are probably marginally effective. I have been pushing for people to wear masks that are proven effective(N95/KN95) from the beginning, its to bad our incompetent federal government didn't push to get them into the hands of as many people as possible.
A few? It’s been the sole focus of politicization and outrage since April.
Yup. With our very own GII leading the way.
That guy keeps saying we should be doing something so simple to help others. What a jerk.
