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Originally Posted by roscoguy
Actually, I've only heard by speculation that protests have had anything to do with the surge. The idea that drinking can fend off ANY virus is wishful thinking at best. Also, I didn't say a word about rioting; now you're changing "protests" to rioting?
Don't know any blind heifers; what do they tell you?  Show us this "key evidence" that it wasn't bars and beaches. Do you really doubt that 20-somethings hang around in bars and on beaches??? |
I believe I asked first. Where's the evidence that it was bars and not "protests" and rioting that is causing the surge? Has anyone polled the infected to see if they were associated with bar flies or "protesters?" Now, "beaches" are added to the statement to boost validity of the statement?
Explain to me how protesters rubbing against each other, sweating, weeping from tear gas, etc. is less plausible than someone sitting NEAR someone else in a bar drinking a beer. Other than it being a political issue, with no one wanting find any fault with the so-called "protesters" aka criminals destroying property and injuring people.
I do not frequent bars, so maybe I do not know enough about the environment. It could have changed a bit in the last 45+ years. I do know what I see on news feeds though.
Don't agree with me. That's an American right. I don't believe that bars are the sole source and think they are being closed as an instrument of politics. Throw the bars under the bus, because it is easier and more acceptable to the majority than to be perceived as a racist for suggesting that this particular protest activity might also be a method of transmitting a fatal illness. I also believe that no one wants to admit how much of hypocrites they are for coddling bad behavior, whether it's BLM, White Nationalists, Occupy Wall St, or Antifa. Misbehavior is not to be tolerated, no matter what the excuse.
Like I said, no one has to agree with me. But, I bet there are more like minded than some would like to admit.