Massachusetts Lockdowns

[VonBonfire]

I knew a few areas that were mostly uninhabitable thanks to the mosquitoes up there. Variable intensity but there are areas that are plagues. Same for the biting flies. Get near a nasty sloo or pond and find out or just ride your motor sickle past a horse field or junk yard and those things are like getting hit with a pellet rifle at speed.

 

[Bad Brain]

I've been up in those boundary waters multiple times and never had a problem, at least no worse than anywhere else. Of course we were going in April/May to fish smallmouth bass. And then the blood/body chemistry thing I brought up - I really should research that.

Yeah, spring is the time to go. It also really depends on the exact spot as well the general area. I was once on a hike in the Sierras not being bothered. I don’t think I even had spray with me. I descended into a wooded marshy area with a creek and was fucking swarmed. Had to bust out my gore-tex shell, cinch the hood and basically run.

 

[Stripped Rights]

... so where is left for the promiscuous homos to rail each other up the ass now in MA?

Bathhouses... Airport Bathrooms... Barry & Big Mike's Ass Play Palace?



Enjoy your infected shit-pie.

LOL a married local town official that seemed to obviously be gay got busted blowing some other dude in a park in Florida a bunch of years ago. When I heard the news I LOL'd.

 

[Floyd Eye]

Gotta keep the new guests safe I suppose.

https://www.wcvb.com/article/massgo...on-in-secret-migrant-crisis-spending/61983058

 

[Dan Gleesak]

LOL a married local town official that seemed to obviously be gay got busted blowing some other dude in a park in Florida a bunch of years ago. When I heard the news I LOL'd.

Florida does everything bigger, badder and more methy

 

[dcburn]

Used to be in lots of areas, coal mining was the only work you could find. Awful way to make a living. I remember an uncle who was always bent forward at the waist, couldn’t stand up straight due to a mine cave-in and walked around like that all his life. Healthcare, workers comp, etc were non existent in those days.

My step mothers father spent his life in the mines. Pretty sure it was PA.
He let his feet get so bad and rotted, never changing socks or removing his boots that the boots and socks had to be surgically removed.

 

[psychodave]

Continued fear mongering.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/analysis-mpox-strain-changing-fast-060828375.html

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Continued fear mongering.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/analysis-mpox-strain-changing-fast-060828375.html

That seemed like a pretty straightforward factual write up. If some sees it as fear mongering it’s because it’s scary

 

[Geo]

That seemed like a pretty straightforward factual write up. If some sees it as fear mongering it’s because it’s scary

Yeah, we can certainly trust Reuters........

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Yeah, we can certainly trust Reuters........

Did you read the arricle? What seemed exaggerated to fabricated to you?

 

[Geo]

Did you read the arricle? What seemed exaggerated to fabricated to you?

Didn't they tout "safe and effective"? And Ivermectin is horse medicine? Their medical opinions are null and void.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Didn't they tout "safe and effective"? And Ivermectin is horse medicine? Their medical opinions are null and void.

That doesn’t have anything to do with the article.

 

[Geo]

That doesn’t have anything to do with the article.

Yes, it does

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Yes, it does

Nor does it answer my question

 

[Geo]

Nor does it answer my question

Reuters has a reputation of pushing narratives for political reasons.

Anything they post is suspect and therefore useless.

 

[Bad Brain]

Reuters has a reputation of pushing narratives for political reasons.

Anything they post is suspect and therefore useless.

?

Here, let me do this for you: the article is focusing on “Unknowns”, speed of mutation, risks, and so on, which taken together create an impression of great concern, which is the point. Other more objective methods of evaluating the phenomenon would probably lead to a different emphasis.

 

[Geo]

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Here, let me do this for you: the article is focusing on “Unknowns”, speed of mutation, risks, and so on, which taken together create an impression of great concern, which is the point. Other more objective methods of evaluating the phenomenon would probably lead to a different emphasis.

I understand, that the information may be legit but why now?

How come they aren't reporting on the 27 year old footballer that just collapsed and died last Thursday?

Or the Japanese tennis player that just collapsed in NY?

These seem more like an important story right now.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

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Here, let me do this for you: the article is focusing on “Unknowns”, speed of mutation, risks, and so on, which taken together create an impression of great concern, which is the point. Other more objective methods of evaluating the phenomenon would probably lead to a different emphasis.

I’m not sure the methods were all that objective though. If anything I think they were stressing the “unknowns” because they are in an area with very little equipment and facilities to test and track properly, so they kind of saying they are not at all prepared to be able to do anything about it

 

[Bad Brain]

I understand, that the information may be legit but why now?

How come they aren't reporting on the 27 year old footballer that just collapsed and died last Thursday?

Or the Japanese tennis player that just collapsed in NY?

These seem more like an important story right now.

Sure, but that’s different than false information.

 

[Geo]

Sure, but that’s different than false information.

Good propaganda always has some truth in it so people can argue.