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the only problem I have with this is an AR-15 and the likes of are these are a Military weapon, 7.62 , .223 rounds are military, there has never been any need for these weapons and rounds to be accessible by the civilian citizens of the USA, the AR-15. , AK-47, M-4 were designed for military use, the military doesn’t shoot dear or hunt animals with these weapons, they hunt humans with these weapons because that is what they are designed for. They could ban assault rifles right this minute and I wouldn’t feel as though I lost not one right under the constitution.

Hunt deer with 30-30, 30-06, 300 magnum, carry a hand gun .380, 9mm, .40, .45 . , you have received your 2nd amendment right to bear arms and protect yourself , putting military weaponry in civilians hands was a mistake when they allowed it IMO

#2A is supposed to allow the same weapons as the military uses. It's not a self-defense or hunting right. It's an absolute right and needed to keep a corrupt Gov in check.
 
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https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/f...0200225-rlg2ukttdvhehpoj2ki7irqe74-story.html

Keep repeating, "We do not live in a police state." Shocking story.
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The desperation on that stage is intense!
Pocahontas is cutting off everyone.
Little Mike keeps getting stepped on.
Biden finally woke up after sleeping on stage for half hour.
Klobuchar still taking the FACT road.
 
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Your link gives me this message:
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Link works for me.
 
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Honestly, just stop living in fear. Turn off the news. Play a nice game of bridge. And don't forget to wash your hands. Especially before eating.
Also get some some hand sanitizer and face masks before they run out, in case the panic jumps in...

Here in Europe, the price of face masks on Amazon have skyrocketed in the past week...
 
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Bloomy just admitted he purchased Pelosi's leadership for $100,000,000. To bad for Bernie.
 
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The Coronavirus fatality rate is just over 2% , so nothing any different than any other flu, they just don’t know a lot about yet, will it stay active year around and all that stuff, but let’s say it does stay active year around, once a person gets it and recovers, they should build some immunity to it just like anything else.

it could hurt the world economy, but it is just like any other virus I think, it will run its course, take victims with it and begin to recess.

Is bad as it may be, no panicking is going to stop it, no reason to panic IMO , if I get it, I will bed down and take care of myself until it passes.
Actually the normal flu's mortality rate is aprox. 0,1%, so the Coronavirus (2%) has a considerably higher mortality rate.
 
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Deputy Health Minister of Iran tests positive for coronavirus.
Well, well, well, this must be so embarrassing. Immediately after telling the media that everything is under control, the Deputy Health Minister of Iran has tested positive for coronavirus...

Wonder how many more government officials and others he's already infected?
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I was in China during SARS situation. In Hong Kong when it broke out there, in Guangzhou when it broke there, and Beijing when it broke there. I started to wonder if I was the one carrying it around. Business ground to a halt, and I was stopped at airports, on highways, at apartment buildings to have my temperature checked. I was refused by all hotels in one town, and had to sneak in through the back with the help of friends. Lost a ton of business, like many people.

Yes, the mortality rate is worse than the flu, but still mostly older or sick people getting hit. Either way, we all die someday. Ridiculous to try to stop the world over a fairly minor risk.
 
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Canary Islands just had a hotel with 1000 tourists quarantined, because an Italian couple have CoronaVirus.
 
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Canary Islands just had a hotel with 1000 tourists quarantined, because an Italian couple have CoronaVirus.

That one example alone. How many people will be put out of work, or have trouble putting food on the table for their kids? Presumably the couple came in through a crowded airport, on a crowded plane, and had contact with plenty of people out side the hotel. All this for a virus with symptoms so mild for most people that maybe 70% will never realize they had it.
 
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My wife was talking about taking advantage of some of the super cheap airfares. But then we realized we might be rejected entry to our destination because we flew from Japan. That would be a long, wasted trip.
 
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Actually the normal flu's mortality rate is aprox. 0,1%, so the Coronavirus (2%) has a considerably higher mortality rate.

I stand corrected, 0.1% on Influenza.

I think at the current 2% fatality that corona virus has is low with all things considered. it being a new virus and all, when the Ebola was diagnosed in Dallas Tx, then the two nurses and i believe a doctor was infected, that was really kind of scary, although the initial victim died, the nurses and doctor did survive and recover, the mere thought of an Ebola outbreak in Texas was very troubling due to the complications that Ebola brings.


provided the corona virus continues to stay at 2% fatality rate, i think we can get through it with minimal casualties and perhaps get a vaccine of some sort for it.
 
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My wife was talking about taking advantage of some of the super cheap airfares. But then we realized we might be rejected entry to our destination because we flew from Japan. That would be a long, wasted trip.

Yeah, i am expecting to see very low airfares before to long, countries being proactive and doing quarantine and all that is good today, not so much long term though IMO, doctors should be collecting a lot of data on the virus with every hour that goes by and be able to more predict an accurate pattern or forecast of possible outbreaks, city epidemics and so forth very very soon, that will either loosen or tighten down the fear and quarantine procedures , i think we should know somewhat where all this going within the next two weeks.
 
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I stand corrected, 0.1% on Influenza.

I think at the current 2% fatality that corona virus has is low with all things considered. it being a new virus and all, when the Ebola was diagnosed in Dallas Tx, then the two nurses and i believe a doctor was infected, that was really kind of scary, although the initial victim died, the nurses and doctor did survive and recover, the mere thought of an Ebola outbreak in Texas was very troubling due to the complications that Ebola brings.


provided the corona virus continues to stay at 2% fatality rate, i think we can get through it with minimal casualties and perhaps get a vaccine of some sort for it.
That's true... 2% is still a manageable mortality rate, when compared to Ebola which is a frightening 40%. Still, the Coronavirus has been able to create a fair amount of panic and disruptions in many sectors, but as Domainace says, it affects mostly older and sick people, so... I have nothing to worry about since I'm only 70 years old!
 
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2% you could be talking hundreds of thousands dead. Especially in places like India.
 
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Phase 1 of the cure is being fast tracked.
We're way ahead of other country's on the cure which has been discovered 44 days ago.

APT company who makes face mask up 25%

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/apt/


Remdesivir, the drug being tested at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, was previously tested in humans for Ebola and in animals for MERS and SARS.

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South LA temporary housing site opens in record time as Newsom praises speed of work.
https://abc7.com/5966183/

Notable, work was done mainly by volunteers, not the Government.
 
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2% you could be talking hundreds of thousands dead. Especially in places like India.
In the US 60,000 die annually of the common flu, so if the CoronaVirus were to hit the US hard it could result in 1 million deaths, but that's only an if
 
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Lahren: Debate was like a nursing home cafeteria that ran out of Jell-O


 
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Lahren: Debate was like a nursing home cafeteria that ran out of Jell-O


πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜€, she is pretty much on cue, California is really fucked up now, there is absolutely no reason for it to be that way IMO
 
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Fox News prime-time lineup delivers highest ratings in 24-year history.

Fox News achieved its highest ratings in its 24-year history, according to Nielsen Media Research, averaging 3.5 million total viewers in prime time during the month of February.
The big ratings marked the 44th consecutive month Fox News has been the most-watched channel in all of basic cable.
Overall, among the three major cable news networks, Fox averaged 3.53 million viewers, followed by MSNBC's 1.78 million and CNN's 1.05 million.
In the 25- to 54-year-old demographic sought by advertisers, Fox News was first in the category with 587,000 viewers in prime time, followed by MSNBC's 317,000 and CNN's 296,000.
Sean Hannity's, Tucker Carlson's and Laura Ingraham's programs were the top shows in cable news. Each of these hosts' shows hit all-time highs for a month.
Hannity finished with 4.3 million total viewers, while Carlson was second with 4.115 million and Ingraham third with 3.6 million. Ingraham's average audience marked a record for a female cable news host.
President Trump's State of the Union address was the most-watched telecast in February, delivering more than 11.6 million total viewers.
Compared to the same month in 2019, Fox News was up 35 percent overall in total viewers, with CNN declining by 3 percent and MSNBC down 9 percent in total viewers.
In the 25-54 demographic, Fox saw a 27 percent increase, while CNN and MSNBC were down 6 percent and 7 percent, respectively.

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