Otherwise no, Pacific Islanders are not Asian. They even have their own checkbox in ethnicity polls.
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Otherwise no, Pacific Islanders are not Asian. They even have their own checkbox in ethnicity polls.
Asians have basically no representation in the NFL. In your opinion, should we limit blacks in the NFL to their population percentage so that it’s more fair, and give those spots to more whites and Asians?
Let’s not snatch defeat from the Jaws of victory. Let’s let the 2 dose vaccines goes to those who need it the most and the most at risk. They need more care and monitoring to entire they get both doses.
In a few months when the other vaccines come online then we have unimaginable more flexiblity.
Now is not the time to confuse Americans who apparently are easily confused. Take two doses now. Splitting them up and then some getting Moderna and some getting Pfizer is just a clusterfuck.
Ivermectin is not a supplement. It’s an expensive anti-scabies drug. I’ve read it’s supposedly somewhat effective but I haven’t seen anyone implement it in treatment yet at least in the US. I’m familiar with the IMASK+ protocol. I believe they are using that in Peru but it doesn’t appear to have been making any changes in the death rate.
Yes, I know that the death rate is low, ~0.2%. But when hospitals are full like this we need to have a circuit breaker and the only thing we have is a full, military-enforced lockdown. We should also stop all traffic on the highways. Set up tanks on the I-5 and 101 and turn people back. We have to stop this uncontrolled catastrophe.
Most people won’t like it because it gets more and more confusing, and at some point you’re like okay whatever and give up trying to understand. That’s the way it was for me.
They were trying to shove too many complex ideas into too short of a timeframe and it didn’t work. It felt very self- indulgent to me.
It looks like tires are much more toxic than we thought and we should reconsider their composition quickly.
But having masks and learning how to wear them properly allows people to engage in almost normal social gatherings. This is based on the fractional levels of infections in countries with extremely high compliance like Korea and Japan.
If you were to tell a child “there is a disease that is spread from our breath. What do you think a good solution would be?” I would be dollars to donuts that their answer would be “what about a mask?”
The answer is so obvious that even a child could come up with it. And it takes an adult to convince themselves otherwise. Even science says that masks are effective.