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Vox writes an article defending Blackrock, the CEO of General Atlantic sits on the board of directors of Blackrock.
The initial reports from MSM on the Boulder, CO shooting all focused on the fact that police had led a guy, "who looked white," (CNN) out of the supermarket.
Trump
Biden is president now, no more kids in cages.
Beat you to it Crouton. It's fine when Biden does it. Just like it was fine when Obama did it.
Again, the media is a weapon.
That's not what I-
Fuck it. The poll in complete nonsense shall decide your fate.
Good night. Sleep well, D1. I'll most likely ban you in the morning.
Trump
Biden is president now, no more kids in cages.
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How long before they start calling them kids in cages again?
Additionally, what is your point about population growth anyway?
Then you went on to claim that the UN growth was a prediction and yours wasn't.
In footage from 2004, sensors lock on a target as it flies before it accelerates out of the left side of the frame, too quickly for the sensors to relocate it.https://edition.cnn.com/2019/09/18/politics/navy-confirms-ufo-videos-trnd/index.html
Two of the videos, both from 2015, contain audio from US fighter pilots attempting to make sense of what they're seeing.
"It's a f****g drone, bro," a pilot says to his colleague in the first clip.
"My gosh! They're all going against the wind."
"Look at that thing, dude!"
Seen at CPAC... Why is he wearing thongs?Sorry, but that's just creepy.
I'm pretty sure if you had a job that works with the virus in a lab it would be a requirement to be vaccinated. No one's seems to sook about that mandatory jab though.
I hope our own government has the balls to make covid vaccine mandatory. We live in a society. 'conscience objectors' can live elsewhere
As many Americans scramble to arrange appointments for their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, some health care workers are declining to be inoculated.
A significant percentage of doctors, nurses, EMS workers, support staff and other health care employees said they turned down the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines over concerns they may not be safe or effective, according to a recent survey by Surgo Ventures, a non-profit group focused on solving health and social problems. Others in the health field worried the development of the vaccine had been rushed.
"We have a lot more work to do to get health care workers to take the vaccine. Simply making it available is not enough — we have to take a more precise, targeted approach to reach different segments of population to overcome hesitancy," Hannah Kemp, director of programs for Surgo Ventures, told CBS MoneyWatch.
That hesitancy can be surprisingly stubborn to overcome. Surgo polled more than 2,500 U.S. health care workers to assess their comfort in getting vaccinated. At the time of the survey, administered from December 17 to 30, 53% of respondents had been offered the vaccine. Of those workers, 15%, or almost 200 people polled, said they had refused to take the vaccine, with many claiming there is insufficient evidence the treatments are effective, despite assurances otherwise by federal and state health agencies and major pharmaceutical companies.
Another 24% cited personal safety concerns, while 16% said they thought the approval process was too rushed.
With the death toll from COVID-19 approaching 400,000, the findings underline a key challenge as the incoming Biden administration and states around the country try to accelerate what has been a bumpy initial rollout of the vaccines.
"If health care workers are hesitant and we need to take specific efforts to overcome that, we are going to have a huge challenge in convincing the general population to take the vaccine in the U.S.," Kemp said.
Is there a clause in the constitution that free assembly can be suspended in the event of a pandemic?
Yes, but not directly. The states have the right to enact and enforce laws to protect the health of their citizens.
The first ammendment right to freedom of assembly is not absolute, there are limitations, such as protecting the right to not die of an infectious disease.
More in depth discussion here .. https://www.lawyers.com/legal-info/criminal/the-right-to-gather-has-some-restrictions.html
I think it might be better in the science/alt-science section.
Regarding patents, patent law varies between countries. In the US, it must meet a requirement known as utility.
Devices which cannot work and thus cannot provide the claimed utility are thus deemed to not be patentable.
This can also mean that if a claim is outlandish enough, the patent office can require a physical, working prototype to show that it actually works and actually has that utility.
Wow I didn't know that. I thought you could patent just about anything.
This is a patent for a spacecraft that can accelerate without a mass exchange.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US20060145019A1/en
If it actually works it would change everything we know about physics.
Application US11/017,093 events 2004-12-20
Application filed by St Clair John Q 2004-12-20
Priority to US11/017,093 2006-07-06
Publication of US20060145019A1
Status: Abandoned
Patent Status = "Abandoned"
An abandoned patent is one where the patent application is no longer pending because the applicant has either failed to reply to a USPTO office action or the applicant has expressly abandoned the patent application.
The smallpox vaccine is actually dangerous. There were many deaths and injuries associated with its use. That is why despite the threat of its used in some future bio terrorism, no doctor wants to give it and be responsible for the death or injury that follows.
Besides, phytoplankton won't collapse for no reason. Their biggest threat is climate change. So what does my saying about their collapse tell you. Try and put 2 and 2 together
Frankly, I don't give a F for your right to spread a deadly virus because you don't give a shit as to the consequences just because you feel your odds at recovery is good
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/first_amendment
