Muda69

https://www.jconline.com/story/sports/2020/07/29/ihsaa-plans-move-forward-fall-sports-schedules/5536814002/

No, not slow. Actually quite busy. But I always try and make time for good conversation. No, I don't see the difference. To me there really isn't much difference between an individual who believes in <insert deity here> or one that believes the earth is flat. I would generally have no problem having a relationship with either one. And no, I do not believe the earth is flat. And your earlier statement was: So being in a business relationship with an individual who reveals they are a "flat earther" makes you question your very sanity. A frightening thought, no?

A belief in mathematics? Yes, I would assume so. But then again I'm just a graduate of what many would consider a "mediocre university".

Believing in <insert deity here> and that the earth is flat are both "beliefs", are they not? Why a "flat earther" offends or scares you and others so much is puzzling. Has one ever aggressed against you or your family?

Thank you.

Senate Republicans' $1 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill Includes Billions for New Fighter Jets, Attack Helicopters, and Missiles https://reason.com/2020/07/28/senate-republicans-1-trillion-covid-19-relief-bill-includes-billions-for-new-fighter-jets-attack-helicopters-and-missiles/ So the DoD is already getting $740 billion in defense spending but they had the gall to sneak in $30 billion in a bill for Covid-19 relief? More proof the military-industrial complex runs Washington, not the citizens.

Why? Have you asked any of the "professionals" you may deal with (lawyers, doctors, pharmacists, accountants, engineers, etc.) if they believe the earth is flat? What if you found out your dentist of 20+ years was an atheist?

So individuals have to pretty much think and believe exactly as you do in order for you to have any sort of relationship with them. Got it. And I fail to understand how believing the earth is flat makes someone an incompetent accountant.

I have a relative that lives in a small town in northern Italy. It was basically martial laws for 3-4 months. If you were out the street without the proper documentation saying where you were going (grocery, doctor. etc.) you could be arrested and fined.

They forgot to only trust doctors who didn't graduate from a "mediocre medical school."

Mr. and Miss/Mrs. are the only honorifics I personally choose to use in my writing and conversation.

And yet Mr. Fauci's terrible pitching form get a pass, and leaves his credibility intact. 🙂

Viewpoint Diversity Gets a Boost as Families Flee Public Schools https://reason.com/2020/07/29/viewpoint-diversity-gets-a-boost-as-families-flee-public-schools/

Teachers Unions Want Wealth Taxes, Charter School Bans, and Medicare-for-all Before Schools Can Reopen What does this have to do with safely educating kids in the midst of a pandemic? Not much. https://reason.com/2020/07/28/teachers-unions-want-wealth-taxes-charter-school-bans-and-medicaid-for-all-before-schools-can-reopen/ It's perfectly clear what the number priority of these public sector teacher's unions are, and it isn't the student. But hey, that is why unions exist, to protect the interests of it's members. And really public sector teacher's unions need to stop pretending to be anything different.

What is the over/under on the number of school buildings during the 2020-21 school year that start out with in-classroom learning, then have to go back to e-"learning" for X number of weeks due to a COVID-19 case(s) in the particular building? I say it happens at at least five school buildings throughout the state within the first 30 days of that building being open for school.

But the phrase: Has a purely educational connotation to it, does it not? So that would entail that the CDC also must now employ educational professionals who have made the determination that "kids need to be back in school". If "kids need to be back in school" is not primarily for educational reasons that what is it? Is the CDC saying that physical public/private/parochial school environments are now somehow safer places for kids to be in regards to COVID-19 infection? Safer than their actual homes?

So the CDC are also now educational professionals as well as disease professionals?

‘It's absolutely serious’: Susan Rice vaults to the top of the VP heap: https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/27/susan-rice-top-biden-vice-president-383026

Stella Immanuel, Trump’s New Favorite COVID Doctor Believes in Alien DNA, Demon Sperm, and Hydroxychloroquine: https://www.thedailybeast.com/stella-immanuel-trumps-new-covid-doctor-believes-in-alien-dna-demon-sperm-and-hydroxychloroquine

Ahem: https://www.npr.org/sections/live-updates-protests-for-racial-justice/2020/07/27/896043971/portland-protesters-file-suit-against-trump-administration-over-federal-response

Agreed. "Little 'ole" sectional 28 has it's fair share of public weakling and currently marginal programs.

Miami Police Setting Up 'Mask Traps,' Issuing $100 Fines to People Wearing Masks Improperly https://reason.com/2020/07/27/miami-police-setting-up-mask-traps-issuing-100-fines-to-people-wearing-masks-improperly/ Well, local government income from other kinds of citations/fines are probably way down due to the pandemic, so these $100 hits will help make some of that back. Right?

What exactly makes something an "actual news conference"?

So who is the "right plaintiff" in this scenario? Is it Bob Smith, a citizen of Portland, who while walking home from a visit to the downtown Whole Foods got picked up by brownshirts in a unmarked vehicle, then was detained and questioned for a few hours before being released with just something akin to "sorry, wrong guy."?

Who Will Fund $24 Trillion in New Government Debt? https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/07/federal-coronavirus-relief-spending-worsens-debt-crisis/ Yep, we are ruining the future of this country for our children and grandchildren.