There were definitely medical professionals claiming that masks would be harmful to general populace increasing the risk of infection by not being worn properly and being handled when contaminated. I tend to think those explanations were mostly from people who were concerned about supply shortages and thus were…
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Good luck!
Well remember it’s only recently he learned about the Spanish Flu:
Though you may be boxing him in by publicly saying the machine isn’t running.
As we evaluate this, we may want to apply Hanlon’s Razor and consider that most people in the baseball world are really fucking dumb. Now that certainly doesn’t preclude being a Nazi (I’d imagine it makes it more likely), but when a professional ballplayer (former in this case) tells you he did something stupid…
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I wish you well, but I’m concerned your fixes may not be quite German enough for the inspections (I’m assuming you’ll have at least one failure)...
Meanwhile in DC:
“This brings the number of teams being held out of action on Friday to six, as the Marlins, Philadelphia Phillies, Washington Nationals and Toronto Blue Jays have all been benched due to positive tests.”
I said sell the Cavalier. My recommendation is to keep 4. Yes, they are all Chrysler, but one is actually a Mitsubishi, and one is sort of a Mercedes.
This is how you know we don’t have enough testing yet (plus of course the high positivity rates). Given the importance of stopping the spread, they should be testing anyone who has any of the symptoms.
More importantly, it also went in the Saab Sonett (after Saab decided that a tiny 3-cylinder two-stroke wasn’t actually appropriate for a sports car)
So as I see it, he has:
Of course a bubble really never would have worked for baseball, at least for the ~3.5 months they plan to be playing. That’s just way to long to keep people isolated from family and friends, especially when you are talking about more and bigger teams.
You would be wrong. NYC routinely pays out somewhere on the order of $200M per year to settle lawsuits against NYPD. And it really doesn’t lead to change. If you want change, you need those at the very least to hit the police department budget, so NYPD has to choose between losing funding for things they want, and…
Heh, well Michigan doesn’t have them every other year either...
Meanwhile, Michigan doesn’t even have annual safety inspections...