@ramo632002@mariahstone99@stclairashley Having a Y chromosome is not the whole story. Read about gene expression and cell receptors. It’s pretty fascinating!
@american_crown@mariahstone99@stclairashley Having a Y chromosome doesn’t always make your body look male and it doesn’t always make you identify as a man. The human body is more complicated and fascinating than most people realize.
every psa for wearing masks is like “hey there citizen! 😊 pretty please wear a mask we’re all in this together!” when what we really need is a The Real Cost of smoking style ad where someone goes outside without a mask and everyone around them starts coughing up blood
@lydon_hank @LillithKirby @labousaab44 There have been 135 police line of duty deaths in the US in all of 2020, 65 of those are from COVID-19. https://t.co/pDsH4cNu0n By comparison we have lost over 600 health care workers due to just COVID-19 and 506 people have been killed by police.
@espnhomer 1. Take away Homer’s Twitter account until he stops tweeting about medicine or becomes a doctor. 2. Masks mandatory except at home 3. Six feet apart 4. Mandatory hand washing every hour while awake 5. Free laptops and wifi for all kids 5. Free childcare 6. Universal health care
@espnhomer There will be a lot of deaths in a “live your normal life” public health strategy for any age group during a pandemic. 5000 deaths in the US is small - until you or your kid is one of them, or the 2-3 others they’re going to infect.
@espnhomer Here’s an analysis if you want the raw numbers. But again, this makes many assumptions without better data. More testing will help. (And assumptions are part of the scientific process) https://t.co/93KUJw7QMf
@espnhomer It’s your plan, why do I do more work, give it to you, so you can still not tell us all if we should follow your plan to let 5000 20-24 year olds die in the US?
Wearing a mask in public is an important step you can take in helping prevent the spread of COVID-19. Follow these tips to ensure your safety: https://t.co/pgXHUvASKo
There are lots of issues worth discussing—but let’s not forget these basic facts: We do not have the PPE we need. We do not have the tests we need. These core federal government failures are damaging both our public health and economic revival efforts.