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Bryan Pregon

It's now illegal in Russia to share an image of Putin as a gay clown - The Washington Post - 11 views

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    "Russia has banned a picture depicting President Vladimir Putin as a potentially gay clown."
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    best headline
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    I don't understand why Putin is making a big deal of this, if it was anyone else he probably wouldn't mind and might even laugh behind closed doors. But because it's him it's a big issue?
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    I think Putin is definitely making a big deal out of one picture, if he doesn't want people to make fun of him or say what they want about him he shouldn't put himself in the spotlight.
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    Freedom of speech isn't much of a right in Russia, but clearly Putin has some insecurities if he went this far.
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    Why is this surprising at all? He is one of the most powerful rulers in the world why would he allow his people to mock him with pictures? Especially pictures depicting him as a gay clown. Not only is it disrespectful it is just dumb in my opinion.
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    Putin is taking this to the extreme. It was just people protesting what they believe in and he got so upset about it that he decided to put people in jail for it.
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    I think that this is being over dramatics. The picture is not harming anyone, people should not be put in jail over a stupid picture.
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    As a public figure, like any, Putin should accept the pros and cons of being in his position, this included.
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    I dont think they should have went that far and banned any images of vladimir because he should know that being at such a high power people are going to be making photos and comments that arent so pleasing.
emmawendland

Divided Senate Republicans Turn to Health Care With a Rough Road Ahead - 1 views

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    "So the Senate majority leader's decision to create a 13-man working group on health care, including staunch conservatives and ardent foes of the Affordable Care Act - but no women - has been widely seen on Capitol Hill as a move to placate the right as Congress decides the fate of President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement."
senaya

New York terror suspect was radicalized domestically, governor says - CNN - 2 views

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    This is a terrible event. I can't believe that ISIS is still believing they are doing the right thing. They are killing people in the name of their God and the way they think things shouldn't be. They are Hippocratics.
alyssahubert

Trump attacks ESPN after Jemele Hill calls him a white supremacist - Sep. 15, 2017 - 5 views

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    Plenty of people have called him a white supremacist. Weird how once a person of color calls him one, she/ESPN is attacked.
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    That's very true, now I can see why he would point it out because it's not right but why to the probably hundredth person that said it that is of color said it I don't know it was out of place.
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    why would he attack espn after more than one person called hi m this
alyssahubert

Sheriff says baby dies after being left in car by mistake | Fox News - 31 views

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    This is ridiculous
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    How do you forget about the very thing that was growing inside you for 9 months
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    everyday i lose more faith in humanity
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    Was she on anything. You think she would have heard the child in the back claiming she thought she dropped the child off.
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    How do you forget your 8 month old son is in the backseat?
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    You can;t forget a baby. They will cry and you would know if you loved and cared about your child as to if they would still be in the car or not.
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    If you forget about having your baby in the car, then that's just considered bad parenting and she should just be charged.
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    New parents have been shown to be more forgetful right at first because of the huge change in life that they don't realize it. But this is going way to far with it, death happened, usually it's only for a minute not long enough for an infant to die.
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    i don't feel like it was on accident i think they meant to do it but they didn't mean to be gone as long but time just didn't intend for anything wrong to happen
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    I find the reason to be incredibly sketchy, but I do believe the mother did not mean to kill her child. Perhaps she left her child in the car and meant to only for a small amount of time but forgot?
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    This is crazy
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    I don't think she intentionally killed her kid but it's crazy how you can forget about your baby being let in the car
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    How do you just forget?
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    How forgot your child? this is so sad
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    That's insane why wouldn't the mother check the backseat before she got out of her car.
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    I don't think you can just forget your child in a car, this child normally always has your attention
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    I can't believe this.
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    If she said she really dropped him off at the daycare center she would have been conscious of taking him there. Also there should be footage of her dropping him off. If it shows she never showed up, shes obviously lying about that instance and there is more to the story.
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    okay first off, if you need your purse or something material in the back to remember you have a baby, you shouldn't have one. second off, what the heck did she do when she went to the daycare? how did she imagine giving the baby over to the daycare or something?
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    how do you forget about your child that is only 8 months old. This is just heart breaking.
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    Completely heartbreaking. How can you "forget" about a child?
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    This is really sad and I don't think should ever happen to anyone this is ridiculous and people need to pay attention and start checking and making sure to check there front and back seats even if they don't have any kids.
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    She shouldn't be having kids. How do you think that you dropped your kid off at daycare if they were still in the back seat. This is ridiculous.
Bryan Pregon

A man's 'Do not resuscitate' tattoo left doctors debating whether to save his life - CNN - 38 views

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    "He has no identification and no family with him. On his chest, he has a tattoo: "Do Not Resuscitate." What would you do?"
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    my opinion, i would have went off of what the tattoo said because i would have seen it as his wishes. he was pretty much gone when he arrived, plus there was no family with him. there was no one/nothing saying otherwise so i would have just let him go.
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    I would be lost but I think I would still resuscitate him because tattoos can sometimes be a regret and they had no way of knowing if it was legit or not.
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    I think it was a good call to wait until they had actual (documented) proof that he did not want to be resuscitated instead of just going off of the words on his body.
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    i think it was good that he was saved
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    Very tough situation!
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    Personally, I find it very wise that the doctors would have guessed that he had been resuscitated in the past. Especially due to his old age and multiple problems. It was also wise of them to follow this mans wishes and let him go.
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    I think they did the right thing by not resuscitating him because tattoo's can sometimes be jokes but, no one would joke about this sort of thing. In addition to that he was nearly dead when he got there so it may have been easier for him.
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    I think it was a good choice to wait for documentation of him not wanting to be resuscitated.
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    I agree with their choice not to resuscitate him, no one would joke about that and have it on their body permanently.
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    I feel that this man is smart. It said that there was alcohol in his system so maybe he was a drunk so being drunk can cause you to misplace items so he took the action to get "Do Not Resuscitate" on his chest so when the doctors checked for his information they wouldn't find it so when they did open his shirt they would know not to resuscitate him
Bryan Pregon

George Floyd killing: Minneapolis on edge again as historic trial set to begin | George... - 4 views

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    "One of the most significant police trials in US history begins on Monday and as the former officer who killed George Floyd stands before a judge, a jury and the world, many in Black communities in Minneapolis are braced against the dread of justice not being served."
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    I think that if the officers don't get sentenced the correct amount of time they deserve, more protests could break out and many people will be upset.
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    I think no matter what happens there will always be a protest or riot no matter what the decision is. The topic is so controversial that people will do anything to try and make their opinion right.
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    No matter what people are going to be upset. Protests and riots will take place all over the country. There are so many different opinions and there will be so many clashes of opinions. I'll be interested to keep an eye on the news and what's going on, especially in bigger cities where the protests got kind of wild.
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    I think that no matter what happens people will be upset and will want to protest and riot. There will be no decision that can please everyone therefore there won't be an end to this any time soon.
jacobknauss

Biden and Congressional Democrats to Unveil Immigration Bill | Newsmax.com - 5 views

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    I'm happy that Biden wants to give citizenship to immigrants. I don't understand why some people are mean to immigrants when the foundation of the U.S. is and has always been immigrants. They help with construction, and they work in the fields that produce fruit and vegetables that we see in stores, but they live in fear of being separated from their families. So I think this is a great step forward for the Biden administration, but I do agree there should be some restrictions to make sure that those who become citizens deserve it.
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    In general, Americans need undocumented workers. They are the ones who show up and actually need the money or else they have no home. They come to the US for a better life and work very hard, but get criticized essentially for not being born in the United States. This article in the American Conservative gives a better view on immigration and why it is seen as a necessity. https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/why-blame-mexico/
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    This seems like a good idea, immigrants finally get a break and a place they can stay safe. With the chance at a better life and don't have to live here illegally. Maybe they can finally be at peace without worry.
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    I personally don't agree with this because we could be potentially giving U.S citizenship to a criminal and although it is a fact that it takes too long to process an immigrant to the U.S I still think it is not right to come to the U.S illegally.
ataylor074

U.S. strike in Syria: Biden explains justification in letter to congressional leadershi... - 5 views

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    Do you guys think he was justified for doing this?
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    I think he was justified, but I can see both sides. He was trying to protect people and in self-defense as he stated it's his job to protect everyone even those abroad. So, I think both sides have a right to their opinion.
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    I feel like there were probably better ways to deal with the self defense act rather than going straight to an airstrike. It also makes it a little unsettling that Biden didn't have a conversation about it with other congress members and just did it.
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    I think he shouldn't have done this and taking this action this early into his presidency shows somewhat of a disregard for some of the morals he touted himself on to even get elected. Even if he had found himself justified in doing this to say taking into account those morals he reached this conclusion to go there so quickly is disingenuos
qanderson136

A heavily fortified Minneapolis awaits verdict in Chauvin trial - POLITICO - 14 views

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    Thoughts?
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    Both side are going to pull their own narritive for who or what killed George Floyd however it is weird to see how the defense of the office pulled in the racial difference between the two.
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    Justice has been served in this case but if there was true justice George Floyd would still be alive. This is a good step but it's not nearly enough.
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    I don't think we should celebrate the bare minimum of putting away a murderer. While he is locked up, there are so many other's out there spreading the same harm and sharing the same narrative towards their fellow comrades. So many officers get away with a plethora of crimes, and some just stand by and watch. There can't be any"good ones" if they stand by and watch it happen without saying a word when they have the power to do so.
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    I agree with Sarai. There is so much racism that takes place in the police force, the death penalty, the government, and our overall society. People have fought against racism for decades. And winning one case, while it may be a starting point, is not something to celebrate when people of color have struggled so much.
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    I think it is good that we locked him up but I also think we need to do more about this kind of stuff. This stuff seems to happen often and something needs to be done about it.
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    Something needs to be done, so something like this doesn't happen and more lives can be kept.
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    The fact that a guilty verdict for Chauvin was even a surprise is a very bad thing it's good that there's finally some progress though.
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    It seems like no one tried to help him, but that's what I'm thinking about from reading this passage.
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    I personally don't understand how people thought he would be not guilty. There is so much evidence proving him guilty, yet many were still shocked. My primary issue with the case is how it took someone to be killed for light to be shed on racism. There isn't complete justice, but we are getting pushed in the right direction.
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    It's obvious that this man needed to be punished for his actions and no one should be shocked. Watching the video of George Floyds last few minutes was awkward and seemed inhuman and could have easily had been stopped regardless of the struggle he was giving or the drugs he was on, that officer killed him. He spent the last few minutes of a precious life begging for mercy and that was it. So Chauvin is getting the treatment anyone else would get.
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    It is crazy how some people do not see Chauvin in the wrong. This was complete discrimination against him and this should not have happened. Punishments are necessary for him and he took a life from a family that could never be given back or forgiven, when he could've handled the situation in a more fair, civil way.
saralong057

Coronavirus: Why are infections rising again in US? | AllSides - 40 views

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    Why do you think the number of cases are starting to rise once again?
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    I think they are rising more because people are getting used to covid now and kind of got less strict about the rules and are taking less precautions.
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    I believe that the number of cases is rising once again because the weather is getting colder, and viruses thrive in colder weather. I also think it's because people are starting to get used to covid as well and are getting too reckless.
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    No to mention its flu season so it's almost impossible to know if it's one or the other. It's also been said if you have the flu, but think it's covid and go to get a covid test, it could come out positive even though it's just the flu. Also, it's been proven that the covid test is only 90% or so effective and you can have a false test.
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    I agree with Abby I think that people are getting sick of having to deal with covid and just want it to be over. I think that this winter we will see a decrease in the number of other viruses and colds like the flu because we are wearing masks.
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    I agree with "xxchrysxx" I have also read about what you've mentioned. It makes you wonder how valid Covid-19 really is.
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    Going off of what Abby said, I also agree. I've seen many people walking without masks and not social distancing outside, and I think that's one of the main reasons the numbers are going to keep rising.
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    I think that because of the cold weather and flu season around the corner, the number will start to rise again.
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    People are not taking it as seriously as they should and not following guidelines that were put in place to protect us.
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    I think people haven't been taking COVID 19 seriously, and since it is getting colder and colder it will be harder to contain it.
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    People started loosening the rules and safety regulations lately, plus this is flue season and cold season so I guess its corona season too
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    I think people as time is going on are not taking it as seriously anymore. People are going out not always wearing masks or sanitizing or following the rules as they should.
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    I think that people are kind of forgetting that covid is a serious thing and aren't being as cautious as they were in the beginning. Flu and cold season is also coming and I feel like it will then be hard to tell who has covid or if it is just allergies/ flu.
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    I think people aren't being as serious with covid as they were before. They are going out in large groups of people, hanging around lots of people and not wearing a mask like they should.
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    I think people aren't being as serious with covid as they were before and people aren't wearing mask or didn't wear mask correctly.
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    I believe the numbers are rising again because people have become too comfortable. Covid arrived in the united states around January 20-22 of 202. Covid will have been around for 9 months or so now. That is almost a year that many lucky people have gotten to live through. People are just now assuming that, since they haven't gotten it yet they can be lax about the new protocols.
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    I think the cases are starting to rise again because states peeled back their lockdown measures and the cases began to rise
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    I think it is because it is not being taken seriously enough and the lockdown measures are being repealed.
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    I think that people know how serious this is they just don't care because they want it to be over. Also we should have done a better job with the lockdowns measures.
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    I think cases are starting to rise because people aren't taking it as serious as they were.
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    I think cases are starting to rise again because people are tired of the pandemic and aren't taking as much responsibility as they should. I think also social media influencers like TikTok stars and Kylie Jenner having major parties and posting on social media are influencing people to disregard the seriousness of the pandemic.
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    I think the numbers are rising because people are not being safe and as we get closer to the holidays they have parties and gathers which is where it is probably spreading.
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    I think that numbers are going to continue to rise dramatically because of the holidays, and people not taking it serious anymore.
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    I think that people have become complacent and aren't taking the proper precautions anymore, meaning that the numbers are going to steadily rise, especially around the holidays.
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    I believe the reason why the number of cases is going up so much is that it seems a lot of people forgot that we are still in a pandemic and go out and run around with big groups of people.
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    I feel since we're so far in the pandemic that people stopped and are not taking it as seriously. that the cases are rising and people are becoming lazy on masks and sanitary needs
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    I think it's because we have stopped taking covid seriously, we still have parties and only wear masks when we are required to wear them if it was up to us we wouldn't and I know because I go to parties and no one including me wears masks, not proud of it but it's true, no one takes it seriously unless they're affected by it.
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    i think that it is mainly due the the change in weather. viruses thrive in colder weather. personally i hate wearing a mask and i know a lot of people do too. if you haven't been effected by it, we brush it off because it doesn't pertain to us
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    cuz people still dont want to wear a mask for sum reason.
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    I believe it is because it was made political to wear a mask which is simply just embarrassing for America. People now are wearing masks, but for example in our own state Covid-Kim didn't do anything about the virus and didn't make masks mandatory.
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    Viruses thrive in cold weather, it is colder outside so more people will be inside together, and nobody likes to wear a mask
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    I feel that covid will rise again due to, yes cold weather but also covid has been going on for over a year and people are tired of it and what to go back to their 'normal' lives when we cant yet because it is still around. people want to get back to there old life so they could be taking off the masks to make themselves feel better but it could bring harm to others.
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    I think a lot of this has to do with people not taking it as seriously as they did in the beginning because either they personally haven't been affected or they got it and it wasn't that bad. A lot of the governors are also putting out restrictions but the second we begin to decrease the spread or see a drop in covid cases they then lift these restrictions which then causes our cases to rise again.
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    At the start of COVID, everyone was so much more worried about it. The US immediately went into lockdown, schools closed, and the whole country became a ghost town. Once the CDC released more info to the public about this new virus, however, people stopped worrying as much as they should've been. It flipped from 3 cases and mass hysteria to 25M cases and a more lax attitude. Everyone is tired of this, it's been a year and nothing feels right anymore, so as a society we want to rush into the afterparty and return to our normal lives. But as it's the winter months and COVID hasn't gone away yet, now is especially not the time to ignore the virus. Overall, the cases are still rising because we are letting it happen.
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    Considering the United States has the highest number of COVID-19 cases on the globe, there should be more light towards getting this over and working towards not having to deal with it at all. Like New York, the entire United States, like other countries, should have done a national lockdown which would have definitely stopped the spread of the cases if fewer people were going out and about. Working towards staying at home and being more cautious will help in the long run.
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    Well, this is a bit outdated, and I'd like to know what the statistics are now. However, since the U.S. economy was dropping, I don't think they had much of a choice but to drop the quarantine. Plus, there is a lot of people who aren't educated about the effects of covid, and what it could do to people who have weak immune systems.
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    I believe it is just because people are getting too careless about Covid and won't wear a mask or social distance.
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    I believe the number is rising up again because people aren't wearing masks, people aren't social distancing and people aren't following the rules and then so they get covid and then pass it on to others.
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    I definitely agree with the article because by sending hundreds of thousands of kids back to school and in small hallways and classrooms it was destined to increase the spread even with masks. Tables, door knobs, and rails are hard to keep sanitized consistently. It also says that the ages of 18-22 Covid cases increased by 55% nationally.
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    I believe the number was rising because people are just selfish. There still is a pandemic and people are more concerned about long-term effects of the vaccine but no one is talking about the long-term effects of covid.
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    I think the numbers back then were rising so quick because people weren't following the covid guidelines, now I feel like things are definitely way better than they were then.
Bryan Pregon

New mask rules trust Americans will be honest about vaccine status - 15 views

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    I think that all of us know that people are going to lie about their vaccine status. It will be interesting to see how stores and other public places are going to handle this new rule.
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    Honestly, the mandate is lifted (for Iowa at least) so if you do not want to wear a mask, vaccinated or not you shouldn't have to. It is your choice. And you should especially not have to have the vaccine to travel and put something in your body not proven to be safe or cause long-term effects. There are bigger problems to worry about than if Americans will lie and say they're vaccinated to not wear their mask especially if it's not mandated in the area.
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    I am interested in how the cases will turn out now that more people are not wearing masks. If it gets too bad I'm sure something else will be put into place.
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    I wonder how the government is going to force non vaccinated people to wear a mask. It is real easy to just say you're vaccinated when you really aren't.
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    i don't think that people will be honest about their vaccinations only to not wear their mask. not everyone carries their vaccination card with them(although we should, i know i don't)
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    I think this is going to be interesting to see. So many people were already refusing to wear masks and I think this might just make it worse.
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    I don't think this was the right move, as America is nowhere close to herd immunity
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    I have still seen people on social media that have admitted to not wearing masks and not getting vaccinated citing "My body, my choice". This is idiotic and people think that the government is out to get them and control them by wanting them to wear masks and getting the vaccine. There are also people who don't trust the vaccine for no good reason.
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    I don't think many people are out there being honest. Many are going to think that if it isn't required why would they wear one? It's a lot of trust on something you don't have a definite answer for.
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    now people might not be required to wear a mask if they are fully vaccinated so fewer people will stop wearing masks. Even people who are not vaccinated are going to use that excuse that "they are vaccinated"
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    People are going to lie about being vaccinated, just like they lie about having a medical exemption. All we can do is hope that people will be honest.
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    A lot of people now getting vaccinated, meaning that when they have their proper doses they don't need to wear a mask, which means that a lot of people will either be honest or lie to not wear a mask. It will be interesting how republic places will make people either wear their masks or not.
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    Good discussion so far! I'll also point people to the new thread on the new Iowa law banning mask mandates in schools and local governments. Definitely some overlap in these topics.
Bryan Pregon

State, local results differ in annual Youth Straw Poll | Education | nonpareilonline.com - 4 views

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    Hey it's us... we're famous! It was interesting to see our numbers next to TJ as a city comparison. The state totals would seem to indicate a Trump win for Iowa, even though CB leans Biden. We will see soon who is right.
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    i feel like a lot of people lean towards Biden more because of influence from social media. high school kids aren't actually doing their research and coming up with their own opinions
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    I agree with Carmella because younger kids tend to believe anything they see without digging into the actual facts and doing their own research. Younger kids also tend to follow trends and supporting Biden was close to becoming a trend.
eballenger

Project Veritas Video Shows Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg Downplaying Left-Wing Violence - 2 views

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    Do you guys think he was downplaying the violence of the BLM protesters or do you think he was right?/
jsachs097

US Administers First COVID-19 Vaccine to Front-Line Workers | AllSides - 9 views

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    I think this is a good thing giving the vaccines to people who need it most right now like health care workers.
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    I'm not too sure how I feel about the new vaccine. I've heard things about it and to me it just seems suspicious. There are so many diseases in the world that scientists have spent years up on years researching and still having made a vaccine. In just one year we have a vaccine for Covid-19. that's just a little suspicious to me.
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    im glad the vaccine it out and there giving it to people who need it I'm glad health care workers are getting it I know sence I'm young and have a good immune system it will be awhile tell I get it but that okay
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    I think it is good that the vaccine is now ready for use. It is also good that health care workers are getting it first because I feel like they have the highest chance of getting covid due to being in the hospital around many sick people.
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    I think the vaccine is too dangerous, there have already been people who volunteered to take it and they basically became paralyzed. Also, I think it came out way too fast vaccines usually take years to test and make sure theyŕe safe to use and actually work. Yes, the vaccine may work but that doesn´t necessarily mean it´s safe.
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    What if they don't work and we just end up getting all our nurses killed with the vaccines? Jk I don't think they'll kill people but I also have my suspicions on how it was made so fast.
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    I think it is good that we have a vaccine and are giving it to the people who need it first.
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    I think it's really great that we are able to give our frontline workers the sources they need to be able to keep helping and taking care of the pandemic. And although it was kind of fast for a vaccine to have been made, I'd like to believe that it will help.
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    I'm glad that the people who need it the most are getting it at this time.
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    As the people who are in constant contact with the people with Covid, I'm glad that frontline workers are getting the vaccine first. However, we need to remember that this is a vaccine, not a cure.
jsachs097

Several Counties Defy Orders As California Placed on Lockdown - 2 views

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    I just don't understand why people can't understand. We all want the same thing which is for corona virius to be over. We could do that if we followed the guidelines but then being told to do so is something they consider a "violation of rights." I don't know how they expect it to go away
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    This pandemic could have been ended a long time ago if people decided to listen and stay home.
lhbdbbdb

'I just want to find 11,780 votes': In extraordinary hour-long call, Trump pressures Ge... - 1 views

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    I think that the Secretary of State of Georgia is doing the right thing. There is no evidence showing that Trump has these votes, they aren't hidden somewhere. He lost and needs to accept it.
jsachs097

US Covid hospitalizations at record high as Fauci warns 'it will likely get worse' | Al... - 1 views

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    I feel like people are just ignoring the fact the hospitals are stopping some people from coming in because so many people are dying in them right now
Bryan Pregon

Trump and his wife Melania test positive for coronavirus | Reuters - 8 views

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    Global reactions have ranged from "Get well soon" to "I told you so" to even more blunt "wishes" for Trump. Remember that we are discussing this in an educational context for those who are going to comment on this situation. How do you think this is going to affect the election with only 32 days until the election?
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    I think that a lot of people are happy t0 see this happen based on what he says about coronavirus. Personally, I do not think that it will make a difference in what he says about coronavirus. The reason that I believe this is because Trump is most likely going to survive coronavirus because he is getting the best medical care around. I think after that he will still talk about how it is still a hoax becuase he survived it.
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    I think that Trump didn't believe in COVID-19 until it actually happened to him and I hope that he will be more empathetic toward Americans going through this too. It did say he was symptomatic and that he is at high risk so there's a possibility that he might not make it.
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    I think now that Trump has COVID-19 his political campaign will be impacted. He will need to be in quarantine for at least 2 weeks and with so few days left until the election, his campaign will be at least a little bit impacted. Even though he has COVID-19 I don't think his outlook on it will change at all.
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    I hope now that Trump has COVID-19 he will be more willing to help other people with it and now be able to understand what others are going through.
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    I hope that Trump is more willing to help people and realizes that coronavirus is a serious thing, now that he has it.
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    I hope that Trump realizes that now that he has COVID-19 that it's a serious thing and helps other people with it.
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    Its funny this happened right after he was making fun of biden for wearing a mask
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    Hopefully, Trump is less insensitive to those who have COVID or have a family member who has had it and realizes how real and bad the virus can really be.
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    I think it's ironic how after he's been saying for months that masks don't work and that the pandemic is a hoax that he contracts COVID. But even though he does have corona, he still isn't taking it serious. He's taking off his mask two days after the diagnosis in front of a sea of reporters and I just think it's despicable.
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    I think that Trump with remain ignorant to the real effects of COVID and will continue to promote unhealthy recommendations to the public. I don't think having COVID will change him at all as he continues to display his normal narcissistic and dangerous behaviors that he always had
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    It sounds like he is starting to take precautions and is learning from previous choices he may have made.
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    I think that Trump is going to continue to take advice from the scientists but he is going to do what he feels is needed to "protect himself" from the Corona Virus. This doesn't mean he isn't going to not follow the ppe guidelines fro when in public.
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    I think it's good he got it because he's learning how serious it really is. sometimes it takes the first-hand experience to realize the truth about something. I think this is a slap in the face to some of the republicans that didn´t believe it.
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    I think it's kinda like karma for making fun of joe for wearing his mask all the time, although it does make him look bad because the president of our country makes fun of people for protecting themselves and taking covid seriously.
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Over 800 nurses in Chicago hospital strike over failed contract negotiations | AllSides - 0 views

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    I think this is a great way of protesting because the nurses deserve the right to those ratios. every other health organization that isn't human-oriented has ratios
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