Things that made you Facepalm today (Political Version)

[Shaps]

Knew that fucker Fauci was an anti-vaxxer. POS.

[Parkbandit]

Yup. So did DeSantis, but I'm sure there's not a lot of folks who'd expect a governor to direct his health department to fudge the numbers.

DeSantis didn't put covid positive patients into nursing homes.

[Seran]

DeSantis didn't put covid positive patients into nursing homes.

Not only did he, but then he lied about the numbers to his own Health Dept and the CDC. What a hero to Florida.

[Neveragain]

Knew that fucker Fauci was an anti-vaxxer. POS.

I don't understand the lefts trust in this guy. The guy shouldn't have been in charge of a middle school nurses office let alone in a position of national decision making after his handling of the AIDs epidemic.

[Neveragain]

Cuomo didn't follow the science. We knew from the very beginning that THE most vulnerable were the elderly.. and he put covid positive people in nursing homes, causing many of those residents to catch covid and die.

To this day, I do not understand the reasoning behind that decision. The only one that makes any sense was that Cuomo knew the elderly would die and he was fine by that.

It also doesn't help that NY city is filthy AF.

let's also not forget the misuse of the Naval ships that were dispatched at the onset of the covid "epidemic". Both NY and CA failed to properly make use of the medical ships while local hospitals were "overflowing" with patients.

[Parkbandit]

Not only did he, but then he lied about the numbers to his own Health Dept and the CDC. What a hero to Florida.

Cite a reasonable source on this claim that he put covid positive patients into nursing homes, causing death to the elderly?

[Methais]

How about dem Polio outbreaks.
Or measles.

It's almost as if vaccines work, when you follow the science.

There's a pretty big difference between polio/measles vaccines and covid vaccines, with the main thing being that you don't take a polio or measles vaccine and still get polio or measles anyway.

But yes, you and Seran should definitely line up and take every covid shot there is. Get 3 of each actually.

[Shaps]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/pfizer-ex...184451504.html

"Pfizer excludes Asian, white applicants from 9-year scholarship program"

Ouch... pretty sure that's illegal. If was just a scholarship, and not actual employment it probably wouldn't be a problem... but I'm pretty sure the law states you're not supposed to discriminate based upon race.

Why they started using the term "equity" instead of "equality" anymore... just keep stoking the race division.

[Seran]

Speaking of how dumb religious people can be. They don't want STD testing or medications preventing HIV and so want the law changed so others can't get them either, because it's against their Christian faith. Imagine being so short-sighted and dumb that you're trying to make others suffer because of your faith.

Texas Christians sue over federal insurance mandate for HIV prevention drugs PrEP

A group of Christians from Texas is suing to knock down many of the Affordable Care Act’s preventive care mandates, specifically targeting HIV drugs.


The federal government last year began requiring most insurance companies to fully cover HIV prevention medication known as PrEP, sold under the brand names Descovy and Truvada. But in a federal lawsuit filed in North Texas, a group who say they oppose homosexuality on religious grounds are suing to change these rules.


Their lawsuit says the federal system for determining which preventive care insurance companies must cover is unconstitutional and argues the plaintiffs, as people of faith, should be able to opt out of coverage for specific medicines like PrEP and contraception.

That year, an expert panel tasked with recommending preventive care best practices to the federal government gave PrEP its top rating. Under rules set out by the Affordable Care Act, the decision meant most insurers would be required to cover the drugs as well as associated doctor’s visits and lab tests with absolutely no out-of-pocket cost to the patient.

The lawsuit says they also do not want coverage for free STD testing because they are in monogamous relationships. Kelley believes he should be allowed to opt out of this coverage for himself, and the staff he employs at Kelley Orthodontics.


The plaintiffs want the court to rule that insurance companies should have to offer plans that do not cover these preventive services — a carve-out for religious objectors.


“Each of these plaintiffs is a Christian, and they are unwilling to purchase health insurance that subsidizes abortifacient contraception or PrEP drugs that encourage and facilitate homosexual behavior,” the lawsuit stated.

https://www.bozemandailychronicle.co...a2830b039.html

[Suppa Hobbit Mage]

Speaking of how dumb religious people can be. They don't want STD testing or medications preventing HIV and so want the law changed so others can't get them either, because it's against their Christian faith. Imagine being so short-sighted and dumb that you're trying to make others suffer because of your faith.

Ignorant troll doesn't understand his own post.