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greg0205
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Living for the weekend 'eh, Gnarls.
How is 'if it works', 'tests from france shows it looks promising' etc "hyping it up big time"?
Anyway, I wasn't talking about him, I'm wanting citations showing me "hyping it up big time"? You claimed him and I were hyping it up big time, put up....
Anyway, I wasn't talking about him, I'm wanting citations showing me "hyping it up big time"? You claimed him and I were hyping it up big time, put up....
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Ok Greg.
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No i said Temujin and BBSA's boyfriend ... I then went on to address Randhirs post.
Now your turn.
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He went further than hyping it up. He explicitly recommended taking it before the trials were finalized:
'What have you got to lose?' Trump tells coronavirus patients to 'try' unproven drug
Dr Anthony Fauci says there is no 'data to say anything definitively' about hydroxychloroquine's benefits
www.independent.co.uk
No i said Temujin and BBSA's boyfriend ... I then went on to address Randhirs post.
"I remember Temujin and BBSA's boyfriend "edge lord 666" were hyping it up big time"
So are you saying typo then?
So are you saying typo then?
He went further than hyping it up. He explicitly recommended taking it before the trials were finalized:
'What have you got to lose?' Trump tells coronavirus patients to 'try' unproven drug
Dr Anthony Fauci says there is no 'data to say anything definitively' about hydroxychloroquine's benefits
We're talking edgelord, not trump
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Was/Were , now you gonna answer the question?
Your circle jerk starts in 6243 with
"Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity and Dr Oz call your office please. "
Then just read the thread
"Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity and Dr Oz call your office please. "
Then just read the thread
cerebus
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Vox Populi Vox Dei
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Just a note related to Florida: Disney has announced it will stop paying 100 000 workers at the end of April. This along with an analyst predicting that Disneyworld Florida is unlikely to reopen until at least October and you got 100 000 mad as hell people in Florida who could make all the difference. Strangely they might still pay the dividend
oh wgaf what edgelord said?
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Not a single post celebrating.
Strangely they might still pay the dividend
Truly shocking.
greg0205
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Just a note related to Florida: Disney has announced it will stop paying 100 000 workers at the end of April. This along with an analyst predicting that Disneyworld Florida is unlikely to reopen until at least October and you got 100 000 mad as hell people in Florida who could make all the difference. Strangely they might still pay the dividend
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Abigail Disney has thoughts on this and she's right...
TysonRoux
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The wrath of the Orange Fuhrer be upon those never-Trumpers
Governors release new plan for reopening — and suggest few states are ready
The report comes amid debate about whether Southern states, with Trump's encouragement, are reopening too soon.
A new road map from the nation’s governors for reopening the economy urges a cautious approach, saying the White House must dramatically ramp up testing and help states bolster other public health measures before social distancing can be safely pulled back.
The plan from the National Governors Association and state health officials suggests a wide-scale reopening of the country isn’t imminent, even as President Donald Trump roots on Southern states that are dialing down restrictions despite warnings from health experts.
The 10-point governors’ road map insists there aren’t enough coronavirus tests and said the federal government needs to better distribute testing supplies to the states. The report echoes concerns from health experts that moving too quickly could reignite the spread of the virus in communities and undo the health benefits gained by weeks of social distancing.
“Opening prematurely — or opening without the tools in place to rapidly identify and stop the spread of the virus — could send states back into crisis mode, push health systems past capacity and force states back into strict social distancing measures,” reads the report from the NGA and the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.
Governors release new plan for reopening — and suggest few states are ready
The report comes amid debate about whether Southern states, with Trump's encouragement, are reopening too soon.
A new road map from the nation’s governors for reopening the economy urges a cautious approach, saying the White House must dramatically ramp up testing and help states bolster other public health measures before social distancing can be safely pulled back.
The plan from the National Governors Association and state health officials suggests a wide-scale reopening of the country isn’t imminent, even as President Donald Trump roots on Southern states that are dialing down restrictions despite warnings from health experts.
The 10-point governors’ road map insists there aren’t enough coronavirus tests and said the federal government needs to better distribute testing supplies to the states. The report echoes concerns from health experts that moving too quickly could reignite the spread of the virus in communities and undo the health benefits gained by weeks of social distancing.
“Opening prematurely — or opening without the tools in place to rapidly identify and stop the spread of the virus — could send states back into crisis mode, push health systems past capacity and force states back into strict social distancing measures,” reads the report from the NGA and the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.
Sure sure, comments like this "Who knew hydroxychloroquine could be so complicated?" is just you asking a genuine question, not at all being sarcastic and gleeful in any way.... you keep telling yourself that, while the rest of us see it for what it is 
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Sure sure, comments like this "Who knew hydroxychloroquine could be so complicated?" is just you asking a genuine question, not at all being sarcastic and gleeful in any way.... you keep telling yourself that, while the rest of us see it for what it is
So mocking Trump is celebrating no treatment and death? Boot licking derangement syndrome kicking in strong here when we say something negative about your orange god.
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