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Jun 11, 2020 19:54:00   #
JoyV wrote:
In TX the cases are decreasing despite the news saying the opposite. This morning I listened to a hospital release from a hospital official in Tucson which said Banner Hospital had the highest percentage of C***D cases of all the Tucson hospitals, and they had 20% of the beds occupied were with C***D related cases, as well as saying the hospitals had far more empty beds than normal. ICU at Banner was only 30% occupied. Less than an hour later the local Tucson news related that hospitals in Tucson were overwhelmed with C***D cases and advised rescheduling any other medical procedures.

So which do you believe on the conditions of the hospitals? The Hospitals or the reporters?
In TX the cases are decreasing despite the news sa... (show quote)


Banner built a new hospital the reputation isn't that great this is coming from those who have come to Tucson Medical. Right now we still have units with negative airflow rooms which are occupied. The ICUs are pretty much full and we have three ICUs two of them are c***d.
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Jun 11, 2020 07:32:43   #
Seth wrote:
Not at all -- most of us right thinkers only bring up President Trump's accomplishments because we are replying to liars who try to say he hasn't done anything positive in office.

The accomplishments in question have benefited millions of Americans of all races, not just a few people, so I'm not altogether sure where you're coming from in your above post.


Just putting my beliefs to the test. I do admit that his actions have created some good but as with other adminstration leaders all actions don't lead to the benefit of everyone.His style has gotten on the wtf side of some , with others the belief is that the leader is the mirror of the country, the same brush problem. Then there are those who like him for what he is.
I can't commit on things that haven't effected me, for me not much has changed. I usually roll with the punches anyway and continue on.
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Jun 10, 2020 22:44:01   #
proud republican wrote:
Thanks to your so called "protesters "!!


Not all of the protesters were for Floyd , how about the open the states up gang they were the first to ignore the restrictions.
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Jun 10, 2020 22:38:24   #
Seth wrote:
Not that you'd acknowledge even if you noticed, but since Trump became our president, he has worked hard for and made great strides into prison reform, he has begun programs to bring more businesses and jobs to poor black communities and allocated more federal subsidies to black universities. This is all stuff Obama never cared about - for him it was just lip service based on race politics intended to keep the black v**e while getting it on the cheap.

That said, personal choices count no matter what color you are or what economic background you come from. I know plenty of b****s who grew up in "disadvantaged" circumstances and, rather than waste their lives doing drugs or taking the criminal route to obtain money, took responsibility for themselves, studied, worked hard and to this day live normally and independently of taxpayer largesse.

Unfortunately, too many young b****s drink the Democrat Kool-Aid® and end up permanent wards of the government, alternating between the public dole and prison unless they're k**led early by street violence or drugs.

I see it all the time when I go into Santa Monica or downtown L.A., scores of young black men sitting around during prime daytime hours smoking dope and blasting rap music instead of being out looking for work. I'd be willing to bet that 9 in 10 of them collects some form of relief and probably food stamps as well.

The tired story that because most of them probably have criminal records and therefore can't get work is B.S.; I have chatted with homeless men in the L.A. area who manage to find labor jobs every day, some paying well above the minimum wage, and none of these casual labor jobs comes with the hiree's background as an issue. Two such homeless men were black.

The problem is that the Democrats, needing the black v**e, believe that the best way to retain it is to throw as many obstacles to independence and success in front of the b****s as they can, then blame "r****m" and "white privilege" while lyingly assuring them that "we're the only ones who empathize with you and the only ones who have your back."

It's utterly despicable that a political party is so bloodless and soulless that it can knowingly keep nearly an entire race living in tragic circumstances by lying to them purely to achieve political power.
Not that you'd acknowledge even if you noticed, bu... (show quote)


Because I don't keep singing his praises you think I 'm a democrate ? Talk about judging a book by his cover. That is exactly what my statement was about people have a tendency to say that when they see a mexican his lazy, or when they see a black man walking down the sidewalk they will expect the worst. The judgement is made because of his skin color . Yes I too have experiences of people who have overcome the hardships and screwed up life situations and what they did with their lives. I always believed you work hard you get what you deserve. As for praises in my experience the more you have to bring the good things someone does you could be trying convince yourself, good things last the test of time. Not days or months and they also benefit everyone not just a limited few.
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Jun 10, 2020 07:49:09   #
Seth wrote:
While you seem to be "understanding" where drug addicted criminals are concerned, I am not. Most of them come from environments in which they've seen first hand what happens when you mess with these drugs, be it crack, heroin, meth, wh**ever, and without anybody twisting their arms, they try them anyway and continue to use them until they are addicted.

I have no problem with any moron who wants to destroy his or her life via drug or alcohol addiction -- I do have a major problem with those who victimize others they don't even know in order to feed their habits, making these Innocents co-dependents of habits they aren't stupid enough to have acquired.

These addicts introduce tragedy of various kinds into the lives of people who have absolutely nothing to do with them or their habits.

Democrats are always screaming about justice and claiming victimhood for these very real victimizers while completely ignoring the damage they perpetrate on their very real victims, who almost never get any justice.

In short, I look at sympathizing for the druggies in question while dev****g what amounts to zero time to their victims, a trait of liberal Democrats going back decades, as profoundly convoluted.
While you seem to be "understanding" whe... (show quote)


Decsions made do have their consequences, If you are in a position to decide on what happens to someone because of their decsions you should not paint everyone with the same brush. To often the color of the skin is seen before the problem is looked at. Yes people do make decsions that will lead to collateral damage that should be taken into account when the bill comes due. How often does it happen that the results given are not given equally? If you commit crimes your skin color should not be taken into account.
Is it possible that when some one knows by example where a life will lead. Was that life style chosen because of free choice or was it caused because of the treatment of the skin color? Example a person is put into jail because he/she committed a crime that it didn't merit jail time. That time spent is now on their record. At the present there are a lot of single parent families but people need social contact. That same person is met they appear ok, he/she treats everyone with respect but because of earlier record of jail time they can't get a job. What does the young one see?

Yes people do make the decsion to use on their own because the effects are there it allows for a suspended life where things don't matter , or sell because the quick money is a hell of a lure.
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Jun 9, 2020 07:48:40   #
77Reaganite wrote:
I'm not talking about the c****av***s itself is f**e I'm talking about the media trying to hike the p******c is f**e this k**ls less people than the flu and we have doctors that are just all out lying to you especially dr. Falchi first he says that mass don't protect you and then he says I would wear a mask and you got doctors that talk out of both sides of their mouth I don't take those people seriously just like I don't take this p******c seriously cuz this is another false-f**g to try to bring President Trump down that's all it is just that people are too dumb to see it
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You may be basing your statement on a modified version it was taken out of context he was explaining that if everyone started to use masks it could cause shortage of supplies he also mentioned that if you are a first time user you would do more harm to yourself because you will proably be adjusting and touching the mask, since not much was known at the time about the method of spread.This is what was said on 2/29

On Feb. 29, F***i gave an interview on the NBC morning talk show “Today,” during which he stated that at that moment in time, “the risk is still low, but this could change.”

“I’ve said that many times even on this program,” F***i stated in that interview. “You’ve got to watch out because although the risk is low now, you don’t need to change anything you’re doing. When you start to see community spread, this could change and force you to become much more attentive to doing things that would protect you from spread.”

The situation with C****-** in the United States was indeed drastically different on Feb. 29 than it was in mid-April.

By 3/02/2020 6 cases were reported by CDC since the problem changed so did the requirements for protection.
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Jun 8, 2020 08:17:56   #
Tiptop789 wrote:
The first part of your name hits the nail on the head, "zombie".


Just wondering did you read the whole statement or stopped at the first line?
Or just jumped on the handle?
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Jun 7, 2020 21:02:54   #
American Vet wrote:
Sorry, I disagree with your last comment regarding drugs and survival.


That's the beauty of this country or rather it was the beauty of this country.
People can disagree , it not so much now to many people are saying listen to me for I am right.
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Jun 7, 2020 20:57:58   #
77Reaganite wrote:
Dr. Fouchi is a liar and a fraud he's also an Obama holdover so is Doctor Burks! Need I say more! Both of them doctors have been wrong from the beginning because they were part of the plan along with the Democrat Party the WHO and the Chinese C*******t party to try to bring President Trump down with this f**e p******c! I guess with all the r**ting no social distancing. Two weeks ago municipalities all across America wanted to arrest you for opening your business back up but,yet it's alright to l**t and destroy cities. That's how you know this was a f**e p******c created by the powers that be to bring down this President.
Dr. Fouchi is a liar and a fraud he's also an Obam... (show quote)


Well it is a hell of a f**e setup Where I work in middle of this f**e epidemic or p******c which ever you prefer. The hospital had two units dictated to the people who were coming down with it. Everyday I went into the units there were more rooms occupied. At this time those same rooms are not occupied.
We still have a couple of smaller units one for the recovering and one for intensive care. With rooms still being held for negative air pressure which are still receiving patients. For being f**e awful lot people were talked into being on the receiving end.
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Jun 7, 2020 19:58:42   #
Seth wrote:
Not necessarily about survival, per se: among those (most of them) we caught, the majority weren't motivated by a grocery list or rent coming due -- they were stealing for crystal meth or crack money.

Reno had no EOE problems -- there were plenty of b****s working in the casinos in good paying positions, in fact when I was a security shift supervisor, my lead investigator was a black woman I had promoted to the position myself.


Like I said earlier the location and motivation of the people committing the crimes are a constant. It could cover almost anything just like you mentioned.
If small crimes in your location were for drugs other location it could be for the grocery list or drugs. People shouldn't be painted with the same brush, example when it said that all people who support Trump are r****ts. A percentage maybe but the rest may not. There were three types of v**ers v****g in that e******n the only Trumpers, anyone but Hillary and those who wanted change. Crimes committed can be for survival. If you are so hooked on drugs that you can't live without your next hit it can considered survival.
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Jun 7, 2020 19:36:20   #
American Vet wrote:
I would wager that the ‘small crimes’ you mention involve drugs - hardly a survival need.


It was not me who brought the small crimes up it was the response before mine. As far as b****s being the most involved in drugs, I'm going to the FBI CRIME data chart in 2017 according to drug abuse violation ;
White 70.4
Black 27.1
FBI CRIME data chart in 2018 according to the drug abuse violation;
White 70.6
Black 27.0
So the small crime that were mentioned didn't even include drugs it was small crimes like stealing purses. Now what was done with the proceeds we are never going to know.

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2017/crime-in-the-u.s.-2017/tables/table-43
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Jun 7, 2020 15:10:05   #
Seth wrote:
There's also the degree of crimes to be considered, I think.

A little over a quarter century (wow, tempus does indeed fugit!) ago when I was employed in a casino security department in Reno, we and the other clubs' security and surveillance departments collectively kept statistic track of such items as g****r, race and ethnicity and age groups of those observed (surveillance cameras virtually always recorded even those who got away, so no assumptions were made) and/or apprehended committing crimes on casino property.

At that time, b****s only made up about 7% of the local population, yet represented some 85-90% of crime perpetrators in the casinos, and it was almost uniquely the same degree of crime -- the easiest to get busted for, potentially lowest yield (stupid?) stuff like purse snatching, inevitably doing so in front of several videocams.

On the other hand, the majority of white perpetrated crimes were gutsier, smarter and higher yield venues such as fraud, forgery and passing counterfeit bills.

Hispanics and Asians fell right in between the two with considerably less of any crime while native Americans, mostly of the Paiute tribe, never committed any monetary crimes at all, essentially their only offenses had to do with becoming intoxicated and going on "the warpath" (drunk and rowdy).
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Never said that crime was not area caused. People will do what they need to do to survive like you mentioned the b****s did the small crimes which leads to the needs of survival. While the white criminals did it for greed.If the same b****s were able to survive with a decent job,do you think that they would do the small crimes? Unfortunately this sounds like I'm talking about the unfair treatment that b****s get from some.
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Jun 7, 2020 04:48:35   #
billman6 wrote:
Yeah but I think they commit like 53% of the crime in the US. Do you think that might have an impact on the other numbers? I do.


In actual terms according to the FBI CRIME Report for 2017/2018 the crimes by b****s compared to w****s ,
2017 12,599 agencies, estimated population 253,405,839
White folk committed 68.9 percent
Black folk committed 27.2 percent
2018 12,212 agencies , estimated population 247,752,415
White folk committed 69.0
Black folk committed 27.4
This percentage is understandable because of the total number of w****s is more then b****s.
Looking at the actual breakdown of information the crimes do a flip flop down the entire report. So essentially it depends on the crime committed. The way the data was recorded depends on the way the agency's reported.

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2017/crime-in-the-u.s.-2017/tables/table-43
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Jun 6, 2020 08:45:53   #
proud republican wrote:
I'm sorry but I lived through Rodney King r**ts in LA and my rights weren't violste!!! We are a step away from anarchy !!


During the r**ts the National Guard were not federalized they were still in at the lowest level of asistance. They were federalized after law and order was reestablished. According to the report from the officer in charge.Also if you weren't in the area that was involved you may not have been effected.
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Jun 5, 2020 00:17:17   #
proud republican wrote:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-national-guard-deployments-timeline-htmlstory.html

I remember Rodney King r**ts! I actually think today's r**ts are much worse , since h**e for the Police is much worse !! So this is time for the military,since Governors and Mayors are useless !


You don't want martial law , if you think it's bad now it will be worse on your personal rights when it is declared.
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