Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Yesterday, I was cleaning up my downstairs office area and checking the defensive weaponry status. I've never had to kill anyone in my home, although I have drawn a handgun to send the wayward the fuck off the property. If the shit really hit the fan, I bet I'd grab the 12 gauge and carry the 45. I'm reminded of this because of reading about these ladies wielding a golf club and a kitchen knife. Serves the asshole right... Fore!
Farther down the article, I really got a kick out of this:
LOL! After she broke the flag pole, she shoulda shoved the jagged break up his ass!
'Merica!!!
www.dailywire.com
Farther down the article, I really got a kick out of this:
LOL! After she broke the flag pole, she shoulda shoved the jagged break up his ass!
'Merica!!!
Report: Man Breaks Into Home, Attacks Estranged Girlfriend. Mom, Sister Kill Him With Golf Club And Kitchen Knife.
A man who broke into a Los Angeles home on Saturday morning and attacked his estranged girlfriend was killed after the woman’s mother and daughter came to her rescue, according to the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department. Officials said that Justin Goss, 40, broke into the home, located in South...
Took me a second... thought that was the world’s most awesome plank at first! LOL
I had a 69 Norton 750, ran like a top, still miss that bike
So it’s interesting if those numbers are correct then it’s more likely that people are not dying as much this year because they’re not on the roads adding to all sorts of other statistics. Did you pull up deaths by motor vehicle so far this year and a whole bunch of other stuff?
What we need to see is we need to see the breakdown in order to determine whether or not we’re just having a typical year, or whether or not there are classes of things that didn’t happen this year that involve people being out of the home. Especially a major population centers where for the most part people are actually wearing masks, restricted to staying home, there are very few essential workers , blah blah blah
I did find this... which is an interesting read, but its its only one source:
Mortality in the U.S. noticeably increased during the first months of 2020 compared to previous years
A comparison of the number of deaths from all causes in the U.S. during the first 17 weeks of 2020 reveals a higher mortality than for the same period in any of the previous five years. While the death count was comparable to previous years in the first two months of 2020, it increased rapidly...
healthfeedback.org
The reason I bring any of this up is it doesn’t make any sense that there would be no change in mortality for certain types of events. if a bunch of people are staying at home… the numbers are going to have to be different. Very curious to see how major population centers not having a lot of people out and about with affect death statistics in general.
If you’re interested in looking at the dead yourself yourself, I was able to find the CDC webpage on death statistics for this year:
COVID-19 Death Data and Resources - National Vital Statistics System
National Center for Health Statistics
www.cdc.gov
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Looks almost exactly like my ex, she was a lot of trouble. More trouble than she was worth, she overplayed her hotness and had to go.
Also, the 60-70K deaths that the regular Flu cause vanished. We must have cured that. I lost both my godfather and his sister. Both over 70 I think 76 and 73 both were obese and diabetic.
Can I take a nap between shots? I've been told bmw keys are good but porsche keys are the best bait
Good points. 2020 is so distinct, it does not lend well to a point by point comparison to the past. But from other articles, I'm lead to believe that 2020 is very similar to 2019 in the average number of deaths per day, from January 1 through ~mid-November. Influenza is down in 2020 compared to 2019, as are other causes. Or were they conveniently classified incorrectly?
If I trusted the leadership of the CDC, our representatives and senators, etc., I'd dig much deeper into the mortality data, but I believe Covid is far far more political than science. Maybe before it's all over, I'll change my mind, dunno. But if you've followed the news, you know how many Democrats have said they won't take a vaccine based on release during the Trump administration, at the same time as you see the Biden gang of crooks queueing up to take credit for Operation Warp Speed. By any measure, the delivery of a vaccine in less than a year pegs the meter for "unprecedented" and yet the majority of the sociopolitical group think is that Covid cost Trump the election. We're so deep in bullshit, the liars can't decide which version of what lie they want to spew.
So it’s interesting if those numbers are correct then it’s more likely that people are not dying as much this year because they’re not on the roads adding to all sorts of other statistics. Did you pull up deaths by motor vehicle so far this year and a whole bunch of other stuff?
What we need to see is we need to see the breakdown in order to determine whether or not we’re just having a typical year, or whether or not there are classes of things that didn’t happen this year that involve people being out of the home. Especially a major population centers where for the most part people are actually wearing masks, restricted to staying home, there are very few essential workers , blah blah blah
I did find this... which is an interesting read, but its its only one source:
.Mortality in the U.S. noticeably increased during the first months of 2020 compared to previous years
A comparison of the number of deaths from all causes in the U.S. during the first 17 weeks of 2020 reveals a higher mortality than for the same period in any of the previous five years. While the death count was comparable to previous years in the first two months of 2020, it increased rapidly...
The reason I bring any of this up is it doesn’t make any sense that there would be no change in mortality for certain types of events. if a bunch of people are staying at home… the numbers are going to have to be different. Very curious to see how major population centers not having a lot of people out and about with affect death statistics in general.
If you’re interested in looking at the dead yourself yourself, I was able to find the CDC webpage on death statistics for this year:
COVID-19 Death Data and Resources - National Vital Statistics System
National Center for Health Statistics
Its more likely people aren't dying at a higher rate this year. The data shows most of our COVID deaths are likely being skimmed from other categories. The biggest one seems to be old age. I.E if you die in a nursing home its going to get listed as COVID. Crashes, suicide, alcohol poisoning, murder. The the 6% number came out they had accidental and intentional COVID deaths. So you have to know they were lying when they said every person on this list had their life shortened by COVID. If they are telling the truth, then why lie?
People are staying home my ass. People going out driving around looking for something to do because they can't go to work.
For every loss there is a gain and mine is pretty awesome. My granddaughter was born on my birthday this month on the 13th like me!!
