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Haha. I’m against personal stupidities. I notice that you post all of these misleading or outright false articles, and then anytime someone shows a little proof of their falseness you never respond. I’m not surprised that THIS is the post you responded to, and that you ignored the real point. That said, if you were making arguments regarding personal liberties, I’d be fine with that. I’ve said on here several times that I can respect someone’s choice to not get the vaccine. But I have zero respect for someone who spreads lies to influence other people’s decisions, and that’s literally all you do, all day long. You post fake articles and fake studies and slanted news in an effort to “prove” the vaccine doesn’t work. No source is too dubious or misleading. As long as it fits your lies, you post it. The local hospitals have been posting their hospitalization numbers lately. On an average day they’ll be something like: 260 patients, 20 fully vaccinated. 85 in ICU, 7 fully vaccinated. 40 on ventilators, 1 full vaccinated. You’re the kind of guy that will read those numbers and say “there’s a fully vaccinated person on a ventilator at St. Elizabeth. Vaccines don’t work!” And then devote an hour trying to convince people not to get vaccinated. It’s asinine.

100 people die of Covid and 2 are vaccinated and to you that’s proof that the vaccine doesn’t work. I’d suggest you quit wearing a seatbelt as well, but I’m sure you already don’t to protect your “personal liberties.”

The beauty of these tabloid style websites is they can spin stuff and there’s always someone dumb enough to believe what they’re pushing. So, having taken a whole ten seconds to google “England Covid deaths”, i can explain what’s going on. If you google those magic words, there’s a handy chart that shows deaths in England from Covid. Last year in august, which was well before the first major spike there, there were a couple of weeks where they had a nice low death rate in England. A few people a day. Keep in mind, this was before Covid had fully taken off. Covid deaths in England started rising shortly after, and skyrocketed to well over 1000 deaths a day from December to February. Then the vaccinations started. And guess what: deaths dropped to single digits for months. Now we’re seeing reduced effectiveness in the vaccines after 6 months or so, and mutations in the virus because not enough people did enough to achieve herd immunity, and cases are rising again. But, in what is England’s 2nd worst outbreak so far, England is still currently averaging under 100 deaths a day. At their peak in February they averaged over 1100 deaths a day. I wonder why the author of your brilliant investigative piece didn’t compare current death rates to the last major spike that England had in cases, but instead chose a time with a lull in cases before things got bad there… oh wait, so people like you would read it, do no research, and regurgitate their stupidity. Perhaps the author should look into why England is seeing their second worse outbreak so far, seeing roughly 70% of the number of cases that they had in their worse outbreak, but only seeing about 8% of the number of deaths.

You are correct. Found it on another site. Tatum won 68-26

No clue. I just updated scores off max preps

Katy St. John 41, The Village 0

China Spring 49, Trinity Christian 15

Rusk 33, Fairfield 12

Tatum 68, Center 26

Waskom 45, Garrison 0

Timpson 61, Frankston 0

Quinlan Boles 31, Overton 6

Grapeland 50, Shelbyville 30

Palestine Westwood 23, Carlisle 21

Centerville 27, New Waverly 14

Elkhart 34, Buffalo 33

Hearne 36, Trinity 6

Brazos 23, Anderson Shiro 8

Got my butt kicked.

Well, this one surprised me.

They still playing? I live 5 miles from the school and there’s thunder and lightning cracking all over the place

He nailed it. He’s just smarter than us, factoring in weather in advance.

Looks like you nailed it.

Wow. I kept hearing that anahuac was going to surprise some people. Is this what they meant? I’m surprised right now.

Yeah, we’re getting pounded pretty good right now in Fannett