@stephen_taylor I wouldn't believe Fox News nor an "economist" from the Heritage Foundation for my facts. Canadian here and my thyroid surgery was only a 2 month wait. And at no cost to me.
@TizzyEnt This is how it starts; the government incites civil unrest, claims to be the victim and pushes policy further to feign control. This is where civil liberties go to die. America really is reliving history. #1930sGermany#Handmaidstale
@FionaMoodie Its called the MAID program (Medical Assiatance in Dying) and it is a thorough compassionate process for those who chose to take this step in thier life. It includes assessments and criteria that one must meet to move forward with it. It is NOT a way to eliminate the vulnerable.
Pregnant women in America the President now wants you to "tough it out" when you are in pain or have a fever in order to avoid taking tylenol so as not to cause your child to have autism. Is this reality?
David Bowie had gone to a private showing of his 1987 movie Labyrinth. Afterward, he’d have a meet-and-greet with a group of children. He met them and had a ball, but one boy was shy and withdrawn.
So Bowie asked the organizers of the event if he could talk to the boy by himself, seeing as though he was “so shy."
The kid wasn’t actually shy — he was autistic. Bowie told the kid he was also scared, too, of everything. He was, in fact, only able to face other people because of a “magic mask” he would always wear. It just so happened the mask was ‘invisible.’
He gave it to the boy. He then acted rather distressed himself and had to make another magic mask, after which he became calm, too. Bowie and the kid just hung out for thirty minutes, and it was a magical experience.
The boy later said he actually felt more confident after meeting David Bowie and receiving his “magic mask."
Bowie reminded the boy of how ‘everyone is shy and scared sometimes, and we all wear masks’. Not every celebrity as famous as Bowie would take so much time and go through such effort to put an uncomfortable kid at ease at an event.
-Resume masking in school/grocery stores/pharmacies.
-narrow the shot 2->3 gap
-make PCR testing more widely available, advertise inclusion criteria for Paxlovid & make it easier to get
-communicate with the public
None of these actions harm the economy and will save lives.
@nilikm I think we need to normalize masking. Not just for covid but for viral infections in general. Other countires have done this for decades and i will be masking to keep others safe.
Everyone is mentally exhausted these days. Give people a extra few seconds to go at a green light or make their order in a drive thru. Everyone just needs to take a deep breath and relax a little.
if you choose to wear a mask indoors, you are not opposed to freedom. instead you might be aiding the freedom of someone who is immunocompromised to be there with you more safely.
It’s alarming but not surprising how some people support illegal Occupations but quickly condemn legal, peaceful and rightful Indigenous protests.
We saw what jurisdictional wrangling can lead to. Indigenous people in 🇨🇦 have been victims of jurisdictional wrangling for 154yrs.