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[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

When did the "flatten the curve to avoid overrunning the hospital system" turn into "we must eradicate the virus"? This switch-a-roo is going to utterly destroy so much of the fabric of our society. #coronavirus isn't the only issue we face. Embrace #totalharmminimization.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

How freaked out would we all be if every new variant of the flu got a greek letter assigned and announced all over the media?

[Jake Chervinsky @jchervinsky]

Now that bitcoin futures ETFs are live, the SEC has no valid justification for denying @Grayscale's spot ETF application. The Administrative Procedures Act demands approval. It's time.

Last night, @blockchainassn filed a letter in support of the spot ETF. Read our views here:

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

Pro-vax anti-mandate. This shouldn't be a controversial position.

[Al Yankovic @alyankovic]

To everybody that's congratulating me right now on my new Kid Rock parody video, let me clarify - that's not me. That's actually Kid Rock.

[London Breed @LondonBreed]

Today I issued a statement on the need for our School District to focus on reopening our public schools, not renaming them. To address inequities, we need to get our kids back in the classroom.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

@chrissyfarr Good riddance. Get some health officials with common sense in there please.

[GᵀᴴᴱOᴿᴵᴳᴵᴺᴬᴸ 🇺🇸 @GtheOriginal]

Dr. Fauci is now calling for lockdowns until “at least the end of winter.”

RT if you've had ENOUGH of Fauci!

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

@KamalaHarris 3 million Americans die every year. We don't shut down the country to try to stop it.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

Please, please embrace total harm minimization. Let people make their own risk assessments. Stop nannying everyone. Your policies have shattered lives. End the lock down now!

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

Long gone are the days where SF was a place for rugged individuals to chart their own course. Nowadays it's only for the coddled.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

The fact that we have to appear wokest, despite the risk to our overall population being damn close to zero is insane. There is no urgency to get restaurants or gym owners back in business. Lives are unravelling and there is NO end in sight and NO science to back it up.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

Nowadays in San Francisco, we can't even gather on the beach (which has never been shown to be a major transmission vector). Nor are we allowed to be indoors with other people.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

Dear @LondonBreed, What the fuck has happened to San Francisco? When I arrived in 2011, it was a place where people could be themselves and take chances. An open culture where there was no judgment for anyone's lifestyle.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

@TheHonorableAT Yeah! Bread should cost $15/loaf!

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

@LondonBreed Indeed it does! How about letting the working people, you know, work? Stop the Shelter In Place order now!

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

@jkellyinsf @LondonBreed Awesome piece, Jim! I am flabbergasted that there hasn't been a stronger push to reopen the city. In this city, we have the demographics that would have allowed us to be fully open without jeopardizing or overrunning the healthcare system.

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

@LondonBreed Do you even understand your city at all? People here can take care of themselves without you nannying them.

[Gina @FlorioGina]

When I was a fat, sloppy feminist, people on social media told me all the time that I was beautiful and perfect just the way I am.

Ever since I lost all the weight & became a fit, healthy conservative, I regularly get called ugly, fugly, butterface, gross, “chink faced bitch” 🤷🏻‍♀️

[cryptoguy123 @cryptoguy_123]

If churches are essential, gyms are essential. We know that with this disease, hypertension, diabetes, obesity all make it worse. The gym is where you battle these diseases.

[Stevie D @stevied6262]

@AlexBerenson % of deaths in Long-Term Care: nearly 60%

Deaths under 20 years old: 0

Deaths under 30 years old: 2/3405

Deaths under 40 years old: 10/3405

Deaths under 50 years old: 37/3405

Deaths with underlying conditions: 98%