That’s....not how this works at all. The First amendment protects the people from the government, not one corporation from another. Furthermore, for freedom of speech to work there also has to be a freedom of association. In other words, while you are free to spew whatever nonsense you want, everybody else is free to…
WestEgg
WestEgg
What kind of nonsensical point are you trying to make?
I didn’t realize that private companies were actually the U.S. government. The more you know!
“...none of that really happened in the end...”
Yes, because there surely wouldn’t have been even more uncertainty if they didn’t act at all! You never cease to amuse me.
You, obviously.
Completely disagree.
We had vaccines developed for SARS that tested well in the lab but never went through even Phase I tests in humans for a simple reason - SARS burned itself out through control measures, and no public company is going to invest in a vaccine for a virus that isn’t a current threat.
We also have MERS -…
We never had a vaccine partially because it fizzled out. A lot of it is financial and no company wants to fund a vaccine it’ll never sell.
the issue with the original SARS was it wasnt hugely contagious and didnt live outside of the host for very long, making a vaccine not as neccessary. COVID is far, far more contagious and has a higher death rate as well
How was this not a smart financial decision? She’s a full-time nursing student AND works nearly full-time as a CNA. Super tight budget, and even more importantly, zero time to deal with car issues. So a new Jetta for ~$200/mo with no money up front was perfect to get her through three years of school. The plan was to…
They sit in the passenger seat and play with the radio incessantly.
You mean like Criswell sticking their badges in the middle of fucking tailgates?
Disagree. You’re off the deep end here guy. And your actions will only hurt the economy and recovery. Go hide in your hole. I’ll work to build our country back up.
Quit your job if necessary.
People are scared. A new, killer disease that you can’t get tested for. Yes, there are tests; but the rules for getting it done are beurocrasy at its finest (health care workers who treated known infected and have symptoms are being denied).
In any case, this doesn’t mean much for enthusiasts, even New York City-living ones, since you have to drive a couple hours to get to any of the good driving roads in this area even in the best of times.
I think it partially depends on how far out you’re going. I actually have a Yeti too, it’s a lot lighter and just as viable for a weekend. And cooler looking. But not quite as flexible.
I’m currently leasing a 2018 DB11 for about $3,300 a month. I’m 9 months into a 36-month lease. I traded in a Tesla for this car and absorbed a 30k loss on it and rolled it into the Aston Martin lease.
Millennials are too busy taking their kids to college to remember specific Hondas.