wow.... just wow.

And yet, not a word about this.

No acknowledgement that the covid exploded after these riots. No...No...no... it is just due to people going out to eat, and barbecuing with their family memorial day that spread covid.



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Paxilpapa said:
Are they opening bars, and if so do they allow Karaoke???
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No, they shut down bars, museums, gyms, and many beaches, and the parking lots to the beaches that are open. (don't want your car to get covid from another car!)

You can only stay open as a bar if you serve food... you can only have a drink with your food then leave. You must stay seated at your table. They are trying to get the kids to stop partying.

Then in Alabama:

www.cnn.com

Young people are throwing coronavirus parties with a payout when one gets infected, official says | CNN

Some young people in Alabama are throwing Covid-19 parties, a disturbing competition where people who have coronavirus attend and the first person to get infected receives a payout, local officials said.
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time.com

Students in Alabama Threw COVID Parties to See Who Would Get Infected First, Say Officials

Several college students in an Alabama city organized “COVID-19” parties as a contest to see who would get the virus first, officials said
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MudFlap said:
Ha.

Further confirmation that the world has indeed turned up-side-down.

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/m...g-us-border-as-covid-19-cases-rise-in-arizona
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Good. Our hospitals in our southern border cities of San Diego have crashed with people coming over the border with bad cases of covid to be treated here. That area is a hotspot now due to Mexicans crossing our border when they get sick.

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www.10news.com

HEAT MAP: Interactive map tracks COVID-19 total cases, hardest hit areas in San Diego County

Interactive heat map shows hardest hit zip codes in San Diego County
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www.kusi.com

Congressional Candidate Darrell Issa on San Diego economy amid COVID-19 -

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – An increase in COVID-19 cases could cause some businesses to close once again. Candidate for the 50th congressional district, Darrell Issa, joined Good Morning San Diego to discuss how new closures could affect the economy’s recovery. Recently President Trump endorsed Issa...
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Unfortunately a career politician, but he speaks the truth on businesses staying open, and our need to push back. This stay at home, our giving up our livelihood, was to be temporary as a way to stem the increase in hospitalization so that our healthcare system could handle the inevitable infections that would happen for months or years until we could find a vaccine.
 
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