TimHauck

Why did Jesus let Covid happen? Did he think we needed to trim down the number of old people around?

Yeah we were basically just talking about that dummy, as anyone saying “you couldn’t spread it” was likely based on the incorrect belief that you couldn’t get it in the first place. But anyone saying those things was wrong as I’ve called out in the past, the trials showed it was 95% effective against infection so it was always possible to get (and spread) it. Before Delta, that number was pretty accurate, and really only went down slightly with Delta. Oh, they banned people from working or even working? I was always against the mandates anyway, but there has been data show that the workplace mandates saved the most lives of any measure that was taken. Also, being “banned from going anywhere” is an extreme exaggeration, but I know you know that.

Yeah because you’re never a snarky doosh. Lol.

Your link is exactly why you can’t trust the MSM. It cited a tweet as a source which didn’t even say what it claimed it did. Kinda like the MSM article you cited about the North Dakota teen that was proven to be false which you never admitted to being wrong about.

People still think the Colorado shooter was trans lololololol

This is evidence, thanks for not providing a link though (I found it). @Strike’s link is not.

This is probably the best evidence I’ve seen of Ye being female

Quote from the manifesto: “It’d be hard to tell me apart from the hundreds of other Asian guys at my school” I’m guessing he’s male

The tweet this article cites does not say Ye is biologically female. Try again

Thanks to vaccine and natural immunity, stupid

Any link to an official document naming this person as a biological female? Looks like a boy to me, @weepaws would definitely beat this person up if they were in a women’s bathroom. I’m guessing he’s a biological male who’s “preferred name is Alex” since his parents gave him a girl’s name.

Actually I’ll bump this up to 100%, like Biden did

^posted as evidence in case @Baker Boy tries to say “I never said that”

Yes it is. Clearly you don’t live in a red state if you’ve never seen the confederate flag + Trump flag combo

What are the chances @Horseman admits he was wrong? I’m going 95% chance no

They took the J&J which was only 66%, dummy

They’re wrong about most Covid stuff, but It was still a dumb thing for Biden to say. I know Fauci said something similar once, but in like 99% of his interviews he usually called out the 95% result, so when they bring up Fauci saying it they are being a bit disingenuous.

No he wasn’t, but like I said I’ve called him and people who made similar statements to that out previously. “You’re not going to get Covid” implies 100% effective, but even the trials “only” said 95%.

Are you denying it was ever 95% effective against infection, or just mad that it went down with the variants?

Here are a few https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2112981?query=featured_home https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2117128 https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.28.21259420v2.full-text https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2108891

No it was not. Based on many real-world studies, the first 2 doses WERE ~90-95% effective at preventing symptomatic infection prior to Delta. With Delta, they were still ~60-80% effective at preventing symptomatic infection. It wasn’t until Omicron (and it being ~6 months since most people’s 2nd dose) that effectiveness against infection was minimal. A bunch of gay dudes getting Covid at an orgy isn’t proof that it never worked against infection.

He probably lets his wife go home with one of the horny guys at the next table over

What I’ve seen a lot of articles quote is something to the effect of that empty nesters own a higher % of 3+ bedroom homes than people with children. Condos are a very different market than SFH’s, moving from a larger SFH home to a condo would absolutely impact the supply of homes that families are looking for. Moving to a smaller home not quite as much, but still likely different homes than families are usually looking for. And if retirees sell one home to buy another one they will often (but not always of course) move out of bigger metros and to more retirement-friendly destinations.

“Capable” is relative. There are still a lot of boomers that were/are “capable” of taking care of their longtime home but just don’t/didn’t want to so they sold it. Even if they don’t go to a retirement home, they could still buy a smaller home (presumably for similar or less than their current home is worth) or move to an apartment or condo (that’s what my parents did). Obviously they don’t “have” to do that but historically that’s what’s happened. I think with the huge increase in equity there were a lot of boomers that renovated their houses to make them more liveable for an older person. Also I’m sure a decent amount that have their millenial kids that may not be able to afford their own home living with them and maybe taking care of them.

To cash in on the equity. Then could either buy a smaller house in cash, rent, or move to a retirement home/community. Although the cost of even buying a smaller house in cash is likely deterring some from doing it though.