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This did not age well.
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This did not age well.
Sure didn't, we will see what ultimately happens, but I'm less optimistic that it will be blocked. At least the court has blocked the SDUSD mandate...to be continued.
Hüsker Dü
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So in the past week two trumpies in my circle have died in similar fashion. Started developing a cough, refused a test or even seeing a doctor. Finally their better half insisted and they died. One on the way (hard on the driver) the other 15 minutes after starting admission. Close friends sister in law, she was mid 50’s. The other my dentists brother 62. Both a victim of politics over health.
I care about people more than politics, do you?
I care about people more than politics, do you?
JW? I feel your empathy toward the trumpies. Man, you are a twisted man and the stories you make up are sick. You have no trumps in your circle. What a load of shit.
I'm assuming those that don't follow Trump's guidance to get vaccinated and boostered.
maybe they did , but didn’t take the extra layer of protection which is putting your pronouns in your bio and taking selfies of yourself getting vaccinated?
kickingandscreaming
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Do you actually believe any of what he says? Hahaha! No way. He's just a troll without an original thought in his head.
Most of these "got me sick" law suits don't ever go anywhere because it's hard to prove you caught COVID or any other illness from a particular person or at work (and not say on the bus on the way to work). If this case goes forward, it will be a nightmare for employers for everything from the flu to RSV and for schools as well. Also would be a recipe for permanent masking in the workplace. It is a narrow decision on whether to go forward in a workers comp lawsuit or general court, but still.......
www.cnbc.com
Employer must face worker's lawsuit over husband's Covid death — California court
A California candymaker must face a lawsuit by an employee who says she caught Covid-19 at work and gave it to her husband, resulting in his death.
www.cnbc.com
California's cases are rising, led by the cesspole that is Los Angeles. Interestingly, despite vaxx rate and masks and generally behaving more like Asia, San Francisco rising rapidly too (we'll see if it peaks earlier)
www.latimes.com
California Omicron surge arrives as cases spike, officials warn of tough weeks ahead
'Within the next two weeks, it's almost all going to be Omicron,' says Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer.
www.latimes.com
I'll also note that testing positive < number of cases - maybe much less if omicron is truly "milder". Further, I'd guess many that aren't vaccinated also don't get tested unless the symptoms are significant whereas vaccinated folks are more likely to test as soon as they have any symptoms - and some even when they don't have symptoms since that appears to be a "symptom".
Using hospitalizations as a proxy, from the SA study I posted earlier, it appears among the vaxxed hospitalizations are about 80% lower than with the Delta....unvaxxed about 20%-45% (depending on if you screen out prior natural immunity).
Yup!! My buddy sold his business because he saw this coming. Boss made me come in and now I have Covid. I felt forced to take jab to keep my job but now I paralyzed on my left side. Another employee will complain of chest pains and it's the boss is fault for making him take booster. This is just getting started and it's nasty.Most of these "got me sick" law suits don't ever go anywhere because it's hard to prove you caught COVID or any other illness from a particular person or at work (and not say on the bus on the way to work). If this case goes forward, it will be a nightmare for employers for everything from the flu to RSV and for schools as well. Also would be a recipe for permanent masking in the workplace. It is a narrow decision on whether to go forward in a workers comp lawsuit or general court, but still.......
Employer must face worker's lawsuit over husband's Covid death — California court
A California candymaker must face a lawsuit by an employee who says she caught Covid-19 at work and gave it to her husband, resulting in his death.
It will be moot, but they won’t admit it. Omicron will have peaked before SCOTUS releases a ruling.
thirteenknots
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thirteenknots
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kickingandscreaming
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More good news.