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12:06 AM
@MadScientist Supporters recycling his bragging about what he has done?
 
 
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4:03 AM
I hate that oil is dying right now but the government will save it
 
 
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5:12 AM
Very effective ad strategy imo
 
 
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2:04 PM
They shouldn’t have started naming generations with X
Now what is supposed to be after Z?
 
2:16 PM
What’s supposedly particularly bad about Bill de Blasio? His approval was really low when he was running and the news always kept mentioning how much everyone hates him.
 
2:37 PM
@Stormblessed AA
 
3:03 PM
@Nzall Yeah I was thinking that is probably it
“Builders” is a dumb name for a generation so I hope that we don’t switch to only having dumb names and no letters
In 50 years Ok Builder doesn’t have a good ring to it too
 
3:39 PM
@Stormblessed Gen C (for covid)
 
3:58 PM
Rip
 
 
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5:16 PM
Hmmm, even though Santa Clara county has the most number of cases total, San Francisco has more per capita. Quite worried here.
 
5:57 PM
I mean
 
6:34 PM
> Ahead of Tuesday’s incident, Wilson “espoused white supremacist ideology” and “made a threat that if any agent attempted to [search his property] they should ‘bring a lot of body bags,” said the FBI alert, distributed to state and local law enforcement agencies in the region on Wednesday.
> According to charging documents filed at the time in Topeka, Kansas, Smith allegedly planned to travel to Ukraine to fight with the violent far-right group Azov Battalion; suggested targeting then-Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke; proposed bombing the headquarters of a still-unidentified news network; and distributed bomb-making tips online.
> “With the current COVID-19 pandemic, Wilson decided to accelerate his plan to detonate a [car bomb] to cause severe harm and mass casualties,” the FBI said in its alert. “Wilson may have also believed the additional stress on society posed by the COVID-19 pandemic provided unique opportunities to exploit.”
> In other words, according to the president of the United States, hurting the economy is a far bigger problem than millions of Americans potentially losing their lives.
Which in turn led me to this...
> A 17-year-old whose death was initially linked to the novel coronavirus despite not having any previously reported health conditions was denied treatment at a California medical facility over his lack of insurance, according to the mayor.
> The mayor said the teen “didn’t have insurance, so they did not treat him” when he arrived at an urgent care facility in the area. The medical staff then told the child to go to a local public hospital.

> “En route to AV Hospital, he went into cardiac arrest,” the mayor said. “They were able to revive him and keep him alive for about six hours. But by the time he got there, it was too late.”
Do Americans healthcare workers just like, not care at all about saving peoples lives? Like this is fucked.
 
nothing happened
I definitely didn't have a follow up to far above typed out that I didn't send
nope
 
6:55 PM
Not untrue though
 
7:30 PM
So apparently Trump is bragging on Twitter about checks notes The ratings his daily briefings about COVID-19 get.
 
 
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9:26 PM
@TimStone but capitalism
 
9:46 PM
he's just outright lying from the start now, stating they're testing more than anyone else and that is the reason the number of cases is so high, and that they have one of the lowest mortality rates
 
make up your mind
what are you manufacturing consent for, Joe is good actually, or we should install Cuomo
pick one
 
@Unionhawk It's so recent that one article shows up in the "Also By" widget of the other.
 
@Unionhawk I mean I guess if you were someone fine with the status quo it did seem like he could limp across the line until he managed to somehow fumble checks notes the President willingly letting Americans die from a pandemic
If I were a politician I would simply not be terrible at the politics part
 
10:19 PM
At least Fauci convinced Trump to extend the mitigation to the end of April
 
They had already extended federal telework guidelines that far anyway so that would have been a fun mixed message
 
He has been corrected and made fun of so many times about "scourge". WTF? Does he think he's going to change the way the rest of the English speaking world pronounces it?
 
I think they managed to truly scare him with the 2.2 million deaths in case of no mitigation at all
 
@MadScientist yeh i can actually say he's lying because Australia has 16, last updated ~16 hours ago
 
@Memor-X CFR in Germany is half of the US, and I assume South Korea is below the US as well
 
10:34 PM
but can get you his core base will defend him like going "oh but it's per capita", real self delusion because Trump wouldn't even know what that is (even then i would think the US is higher)
@MadScientist i think South Korea can boast testing more people and getting less results
like yes, more testing is going to ramp up the number of infected but that's only because you has so many going untested
 
@MadScientist At the current rate, end of April won't be long enough. 2 incubation periods (4 weeks) without community spread, but the safer bet is 5 weeks without any new cases (or a new case rate so low that it's basically 0 and none of them through community spread). The end of May might be optimistic for most of the US.
 
@RedRiderX also it links to a recommended article about Biden polling at 49 to Trump at 40
One poll does not mean much but still looks very odd to see in the middle of the page on an article about how Biden is a weak candidate
 
10:53 PM
lol he tried to cut someone off but the next reporter wasn't having it
Also saying he didn't say the thing that he definitely said and was being quoted back to him
 
11:07 PM
We really need to ask him who exactly advised him to "ride [the pandemic] like a cowboy" and let 2.2 million people die
Because 1) wtaf 2) wtaf
 
11:24 PM
@TimStone wait what’s that number from?
 
@Stormblessed From today's briefing. CNN just repeated it after the briefing.
It's a worst-case scenario from the models.
 
11:50 PM
If we hadn't done anything.
 

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