Ah.... duh!!!
Yes1 But they have the courage to fight for America.
Thin the herd
Probably....some things are worth it.
Yeah yeah keep that corona fear alive..
1 in 300 Americans have either had covid-19 or has it according to official figures so with thousands of people out protesting/whatever, it's not looking good
Could? Will!
queenbess001 It's ok, most these people are young and healthy, they'll survive.
Just wonder this is the 2nd wave or not in US..
May St. Coronavirus bless them all.
Since none of my family, friends or coworkers are not protestors. I really don’t have much to fear!
Duh
They only started 'warning' about this yesterday, after a week of hounding by non-experts like myself. Before that their silence was deafening. They've thrown away all their credibility trying to be on the 'right side' of a social media issue. Gatherings for me but not for thee.
But just don’t go in the beach water or fo to a funeral of a loved one
Couldn't happen to a better group of people...
You dummies! No one cares about that anymore... In fact, the lock downs achieved our goals as liberals: to bring about civil unrest that we can blame on Trump! Surely Biden will win in a landslide given what has happened, and then Hillary can be his VP!
But just make sure there’s no church services for over 10 people.
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